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Enabling Business Productivity by Uprooting Data Complexity in the BI/Analytics Environment

Posted in: Business Intelligence - Mar 12, 2015

Because BI/DW architectures have historically been engineered to maintain the performance of OLTP systems, implementation decisions of the past have forced analysts to sacrifice data accessibility and flexibility in return for reasonable reporting and analytics performance. The reliance on ERP and other operational systems to run the business negatively impacts the agility of the data analyst. Limited data accessibility and increased latency are effectively engineered into the analytics environment, creating complexities that preclude the rapid discovery of actionable insights. top

Embedded Analytics: From Dashboards to Wearables and Beyond

Posted in: Business Intelligence - Feb 19, 2015

Analytics is undergoing a renaissance. Its value is understood. It is becoming easier to use, even by the non-statistician. Organizations are gathering ever increasing volumes of disparate data to use for analytics. Forward-looking organizations are even using real-time data and beginning to embed analytics against this data. top

Embedded Analytics: From Dashboards to Wearables and Beyond

Posted in: Business Intelligence - Feb 19, 2015

Analytics is undergoing a renaissance. Its value is understood. It is becoming easier to use, even by the non-statistician. Organizations are gathering ever increasing volumes of disparate data to use for analytics. Forward-looking organizations are even using real-time data and beginning to embed analytics against this data. top

BI at an Inflection Point (Part 2 of 2)

Posted in: Business Intelligence - Feb 10, 2015

Macro trends illustrate how BI is headed for an inflection point. What does this mean for BI professionals?top

BI at an Inflection Point (Part 2 of 2)

Posted in: Business Intelligence - Feb 10, 2015

Macro trends illustrate how BI is headed for an inflection point. What does this mean for BI professionals?top