The evolving landscape of business intelligence offers enterprises endless possibilities to improve decision-making, streamline operations, and gain a comprehensive understanding of their markets, customers, and internal functions. Furthermore, enterprise Business Intelligence tools and strategies are continuously evolving to handle the … Continue reading →
By Rachel Stewart – Before you start answering questions, you need to know exactly what you’re trying to find out. The starting point of most any dashboarding project should be a whiteboarding session with the end-users; the dashboard becomes a … Continue reading →
Business intelligence (BI) and data analytics tools pull disparate data sources into a single platform for enterprise data and BI teams to glean comprehensive insights from their organization’s information. These software solutions make it easier to visualize trends in customer purchases, failed … Continue reading →
Author’s note: To be able to review sales margins, detect a decline in gross profit and prompt to your ERP system to increase pricing to offset the loss would be pretty powerful and potentially dangerous. Insights without actions are irrelevant, … Continue reading →
By Lynette York – Organizations need automation to access data more efficiently so that decisions can keep up with today’s breakneck speed of business. To keep up with the pace of business today, leaders must constantly make quick decisions on behalf … Continue reading →
By Stephen Coull – The future of business is in the cloud, and this is also the way big data is now moving. Nearly all BI elements, including data sources and models, analytics, data storage and computing power, have already moved … Continue reading →
By Mary Branscombe – The goal of Power BI (and any business intelligence tool) is to replace the hunches and opinions businesses use to make decisions with facts based on data. That means the insights in that data have to be … Continue reading →
User involvement in any project that will directly affect them is critical and too often overlooked. This limited or complete lack of involvement leads to poor user adoption and almost always project failure. By Anirudh Menon – Agile business intelligence … Continue reading →
From my perspective, Excel remains the single most important tool in data analysis and manipulation. While it may not always be the final resting place Whether it is data integrations or merging two disparate systems into one, Excel is indispensable. … Continue reading →
By Louis Columbus – These and many other fascinating insights are from SoftwareReview’s latest customer rankings published today in their Emotional Footprint Report on Business Intelligence. You can download both Emotional Footprint and Data Quadrant reports from here. The report is based entirely on … Continue reading →
