Are bots killing your business intelligence?

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Bots are affecting your intelligence and customers, so what can you do to make it stop?

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We all know that bots can cause sites to slow or crash, enable fraud, and steal data. But they can also distort the business intelligence you rely on to make strategic decisions. Not all bots however, are bad. The trick is knowing how to enable the good bots and block the bad ones.

This whitepaper dives into the world of bots, identifying where they come from, assessing their impact on business intelligence, and exploring methods of detection and protection.

Download it now to find the tools to break the connection between bad business intelligence and bad bots, improve the quality of your data and make better business decisions.

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