That includes either restarting any BI initiatives that were put on hold, or finally beginning your BI journey. After all, for software companies, if delivering reporting and analytics to your customers isn’t on your product roadmap, it should be. Why? It’s likely your competitors have already done so.
I think of that popular adage every time I see something offered as “free.” One way or another, somebody is paying for it. Maybe not with money. But with time, work, or some other resource. Nowhere is that more true than when it comes to free data analytics software.
As a result, methods of managing “big data” has created a whole new world of opportunities and challenges. Many organizations understand the inherent value in their data, but it’s unlocking is where the challenges lie. Today, learning to navigate data in an organized and accurate way has given companies the competitive edge needed to make data-driven decisions.
How do they do it? With the right Business Intelligence software.
We’ve hit the middle of the summer season. School’s been out for weeks. Temperatures have peaked. And some businesses experience a seasonal slump. But for some, the season provides opportunity. Especially for those who are in the “business of summer” – theme parks, beaches, entertainment, etc. And many of these businesses are using ad hoc data analysis to optimize their operations.
Implementing a business intelligence (BI) solution can completely reinvent your business by giving you in-depth insights into your data sets and allowing you to take your business to the next level.
This all starts with proper implementation, however. If you don’t plan out your BI implementation, you could end up with delays, budget concerns, data problems, and unsatisfied end users.
If you’re looking to start using BI software, here are the essential steps on how and where to begin, so you can ensure a seamless rollout that benefits both your end-users and your business. Read More
For a deviation from your normal Izenda blog programming, our team decided to take an example of one of the many debates we have internally and use our own Business Intelligence platform to settle the dispute. What great debates will data put to rest? Today, it’s a matter of batting and the greatest hitters in baseball history. Read More
Businesses have access to plenty of data about customers, prospects, suppliers, competitors, business processes, and much more, which can make it difficult to leverage data to gain actionable insights. Business intelligence (BI) software is a solution to these challenges that enables businesses to transform this flood of data into information that can increase productivity and profitability.
Find out how to effectively introduce BI software into your organization in five steps. Read More
