Some of the standard Business Intelligence tools in the market According to there performance 

1)MICROSTRATEGY 

2)BUSINESS OBJECTS,CRYSTAL REPORTS 

3)COGNOS REPORT NET 

4)MS-OLAP SERVICES

For any member of the company who makes decisions based on transactional systems' data. Such systems may be oriented to different levels (analysts, managers, directors, auditors, etc.), providing different kinds of information in each case.

Companies across all the industries like Manufacturing, BFSI, Retail, Service, Telecom, ITES, Pharma & Healthcare, Infrastructure & Construction, Automotive, Education, Government, Public Sector, etc. can benefit from BI.

Yes. Business Intelligence (BI) solution like 1KEY is designed to interoperate with data that exists in virtually any enterprise data source, such as Oracle, IBM DB2, or Sybase. For example, you can use SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services to run reports on data stored in an Oracle database. Also, SQL Server 2005 Integration Services can be used to extract data to or from any OLEDB data source. 1KEY can connect to multiple database, multiple applications like ERP, CRM, SCM, HRM, financial accounting or any other core transactional application (SAP, Orracle E-Business Suite, PeopleSoft, JD Edwards, Siebel, QAD MFG/Pro, Microsoft Dynamics, Navision, Ramco, Tally.ERP)

Capital structure is a term which is referred to be the mix of sources from which the long term funds are required for business purposes which are raised to improve the capital of the company. To fund an organization plan this capital structure is required which is the combination of debt and equity. The management ensures the capital structure accesses which are needed to fund future growth and enhance financial performance. The principles of capital structure management which are essentially required are as follows:-

1) Cost Principle

2) Risk Principle

3) Control Principle

4) Flexibility Principle

5) Timing Principle

Regular dividend payments are signals that a company is healthy and profitable. Also, issuing dividends can attract investors (shareholders). Finally, a company may distribute earnings to shareholders if it lacks profitable investment opportunities.

Investment and asset are really close in meaning. Investment is when you put your money in stock, bond or other financial instruments. Whereas Asset is what you own generally reffered to land, proprietorship , factory, etc.