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 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 →
Business Intelligence unlike standard reporting does not have to be rerun every time you want to change a reporting parameter. If you want to look at year to date or quarter to date or “drill” into a record to see … 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 →
The global mobile BI market is envisaged to witness the addition of new products and features to keep consumers interested. For instance, the Redmond-based giant technology company, Microsoft recently announced the inclusion of new features such as ‘Shared with me … Continue reading →
by Timothy King – MicroStrategy is adding several new capabilities to its MicroStrategy 2019 product, according to a press release on the company’s website. MicroStrategy 2019 Update 2 enhances the tool’s HyperIntelligence feature which enables new ways for users to access data. The … Continue reading →
By Timothy King – Searching for business intelligence and data analytics software can be a daunting (and expensive) process, one that requires long hours of research and deep pockets. The most popular enterprise BI tools often provide more than what’s necessary … Continue reading →
By GLENN REES – Today’s businesses have access to more data than ever, yet much of that information isn’t being put to good use. On average, between 60 per cent and 73 per cent of data in an enterprise goes unused … Continue reading →
Artificial intelligence (AI) is coming of age, and as it matures, one benefit is clear: Knowledge workers, those whose roles require both experience and the ability to collect and analyze data needed for decision making and action, are gaining access … Continue reading →
The key technology breakthrough addressing these initiatives is the addition of Natural Language Generation (NLG) to the current slate of Business Intelligence (BI) dashboards. NLG is a form of Artificial Intelligence, based on advanced computational linguistics and algorithms, that automatically … Continue reading →
