Employers
Business intelligence analysts are employed in various industries, such as health care, technology/software, banking, finance, insurance, manufacturing, government, and education. Many types of businesses hire intelligence analysts to help them have a realistic view of their past and current business operations, with the aim to improve efficiency and profits. Business intelligence analysts may also work as management analysts or operations research analysts. There are approximately 684,470 management analysts and 104,200 operations research analysts employed in the United States, according to the Department of Labor.
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