Business Intelligence Blog

With terabytes of data pouring in from billions of devices, companies have more information at their disposal than ever before, but most are still figuring out how to make their data work for them.

I’m often asked about what measures companies can take to improve their information security, but I’m rarely asked about other factors that affect security.

Big data projects fail for a number of reasons,  most of which stem from not sufficiently understanding or preparing for the complexities of a new syste

In my discussions regarding data privacy and GDPR, I’ve found that a lot of people: colleagues, customers, and analysts to name a few,  are thinking about GDPR in the wrong way - as a checklist of requirements to meet.

This year’s SaaStr is promised to be bigger and better than before, and I’m looking forward to being a part of it. I’ll be in attendance, to talk about the value of embedded analytics and what the GoodData platform can offer.

Ensuring a company’s security is a responsibility that rests on every employee, which is why building trust at every level of a company is such an integral part of a Chief Information Security Officer’s job.

If you’ve been around long enough to remember when analytics dashboards first came out, you may recall they made quite an impression. Instead of flipping through spreadsheet after eye-crossing spreadsheet to get the data we needed, we could suddenly find everything in one place.

Back in 2014, GoodData set about distilling the knowledge we had gained across thousands of successful implementations (and a few not so successful, but equally informative ones) into a comprehensive guide to scoping, building, launching, and scaling an embedded analytics product.