Yet, many businesses and enterprises fail to grasp exactly how much they need an effective data analytics solution. Many of them underestimate their investment budget or invest in the wrong projects. In fact, only 23 percent of organizations have a clear data strategy.
Compounding the problem has been the widespread use of separate business intelligence and data analytics platforms across the organization. The decision-making process remains inefficient as users lack accurate, up-to-date, and complete information. This fundamentally flawed process results in unfavorable outcomes.
Here, we’ll do a deep dive into all things embedded analytics and reporting and learn why it’s increasingly becoming a necessity for SaaS apps, SMBs, and enterprises alike.
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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.
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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.
And as care models have evolved, so has technology. The buzz of Big Data has matured into daily conversation. And for the future of healthcare, the new buzz word is interoperability.
In business intelligence software, self-service reporting is an analytics model that empowers individual users with report-building and data analysis – rather than data scientists or statisticians. With easy access to data, end users can make data-driven business and operational decisions regardless of their technical background.
In short – self-service reporting is defined by the ease with which users can access it, and not how easy it is for IT professionals.
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