Izenda’s embedded business intelligence (BI) platform was chosen for its ease of integration, superior OEM/White Label Approach and licensing and because it allows their organization to be more efficient by focusing on their core technology instead of maintaining developer tools and internal BI solutions.
Atlanta, GA May 20, 2015 — Izenda continues to leverage its industry-leading embedded self-service business intelligence and analytics solution in the healthcare industry, most recently with a major surgical supply chain software solutions organization. Read More
Everybody seems to be moving into the cloud. It’s a pillar in the next wave of IT, along with mobile, social and business analytics, 
Independent software vendors and solutions providers need something to differentiate their applications in an increasingly competitive software market. Self-service business intelligence adds value and can simplify the application’s architecture by eliminating the need for multiple homegrown or purchased BI tools.
Metro Atlanta IT executives heard a Gartner expert tell them “digitalization has infected physical things” at a briefing on cybersecurity and the Internet of Things (IoT).
A soaring demand for data scientists puts more pressure on the analytics labor pool just as companies increase the amount of data they need to sift through. The shortfall of skilled workers will be so great that businesses need to find other solutions. For the small and mid-sized businesses, a team of data scientists – or even a single analytics specialist – might never be considered or fit in its budget.
On Wednesday Microsoft revealed that its Azure cloud had grown to 50 trillion storage objects, an increase of 20 trillion since last year. Another 200,000 SQL databases were established in Azure in that time, raising the total to 1.4 million SQL databases.
As business intelligence is adopted across the organization, IT leaders should not consider self-service BI as a reduction in the importance of the department. The necessity for developers will not decrease one iota. Instead, the adoption of self-service BI will improve the playing field for IT. 
