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.
Here are 7 things you should know about BI and data visualization software before you choose the best platform for your business use case. Learn more about the different kinds of tools for Big Data, small data, and everything in-between, as well as the benefits they provide to businesses.
Multi-tenant business intelligence (BI) platforms take this a step further, using a single application to serve multiple customers, known as tenants. This gives businesses the ability to create an application one time and deploy it to many customers across multiple verticals.
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.
Data-driven decisions are dominating the business world, but making sense of massive amounts of data can still be a challenge without the right tools.
Data visualization refers to the presentation of data in a graphical or pictorial format. Presenting data in this way can enable decision-makers to see a visual representation of data and digest complicated concepts more easily, allowing data to be used as productively as possible.
Find out the unique advantages of digestible data visualization and how it can enhance insights and provide more information than standard analysis. 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
Embedded analytics refers to the integration of analytic content and capabilities within business process applications. It provides relevant insights and analytics tools that allow users to work smarter and more efficiently.
Embedded analytics is a useful tool, but it’s important to understand what embedded analytics can and cannot do. Here are four common mistakes companies make with embedded analytics and how to avoid them. Read More
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