By Tova Cohen TEL AVIV (Reuters) – Business intelligence software provider SiSense said it expects sales to triple in 2014, boosted by soaring demand from small- and medium-sized businesses seeking to analyze growing amounts of data. Israel-based SiSense’s software helps companies understand their data, enabling non-technical staff to connect multiple data sources and prepare professional reports. SiSense Chief Executive Amit Bendov said a number of trends are driving this $20 billion a year market.
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