This thesis originated from my curricular internship at Bios Management S.r.l., a rapidly growing company operating in various fields of industrial process management, from human resource management to Enterprise Performance Management (EPM). Bios' clientele includes national and international banks, consulting firms among the famous "Big Four," and large corporations. The company's flexibility enables it to serve both small entities like SMEs and large industrial groups. The primary goal of this thesis is to examine the evolution of Business Intelligence (BI) in the corporate context. In an era where organizations must quickly analyze large volumes of data to remain competitive, BI tools become essential, even though their application can be challenging, particularly for small businesses.