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If you rely on out of date information to make your decisions, you may be relying on trending tools, experience, or even intuition to guide you. Anyone who follows the weather on a regular basis can see where trending tools get you most of the time.
And by 2023, that very well may be the case. As of 2019, 90% of companies were on the cloud. And an estimated 60% of workloads are running on a cloud-hosted service. – up 25% from the year before. The main driver behind cloud adoption? Data Access.
And for businesses, where there’s data – there’s Business Intelligence. (At least there should be.) The increased adoption of cloud services has led to an increase in Cloud BI tools. Here, we’ll go over what Business Intelligence for the cloud means, how it works, and the benefits of cloud analytics.
Actually, some business analysts could use a crash course in effective data visualization as well. Thousands of people, every day, are forced to interact with misleading, ugly, or generally unusable data visualizations in their day-to-day activities. Without a true self-service business intelligence platform like Izenda, your users may be at the mercy of the business analysts that develop reports and dashboards on their behalf.
What do these organizations have in common?
In 2018, these companies hit the headlines due to big data breaches that affected millions of users. Each news report of a cybersecurity breach underscores the importance of preventing unauthorized users from accessing the massive amount of data that flows through your organization.