What’s New in IBM Cognos 10.2

IBM has released the new version of Cognos Business Intelligence this week – version 10.2. The latest release contains welcomed updates as well new features across the suite of BI applications.

For detail new features, refer a article from ironside group - What's NEW in IBM Cognos 10.2

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