Business analytics serve only one purpose - that of helping people make better decisions. These decisions might occur at the level of transactions, tactical operations, and strategy.
Business analytics serve only one purpose - that of helping people make better decisions. These decisions might occur at the level of transactions, tactical operations, and strategy.
If your company does business in the European Union, you are likely to face a major overhaul of the way you handle your customer data.
A major focus for Business Intelligence (BI), data and analytics vendors has been delivering tools that are ‘self-service.’ These solutions are based on the premise that with just a few easy clicks, users of all skill levels (regardless of their ability with data and analytics) can quickly sift t
Business is War. And just like today’s battlefields, the modern business landscape is more crowded, competitive, and lethal than ever. In both arenas, it’s no longer just survival of the fittest; it’s survival of the smartest.
Once dominated by a handful of providers, the analytics market has become a crowded field in the last few years. But despite the diversity of solutions now available to them, for many users the task of evaluating their options often leads to more confusion than clarity.
So we load up our shiny new visual analytics platform and start slicing and dicing data, creating charts and graphs using the latest designer color schemes, and we might even add a dash of animation.
I never imagined that a simple Tweet could lead to me sitting across a table from one of the most influential thought leaders in my field, but that’s exactly what happened to me earlier this year when I met Nir Eyal.
The Business Intelligence landscape is evolving rapidly.
As the head of Marketing and Products at GoodData, it was invigorating to attend Intel Capital's Global Summit with our Founder and CEO, Roman Stanek.
For just a moment, think about how you’ve changed since 2012. Close your eyes, picture yourself three years ago. Have you changed? I was funnier then.
The Forrester Wave™: Agile Business Intelligence, Q3 2015 was released this week, and it already has a number of business intelligence thinkers
OK, so you’re comfortable building tables and charts--and you enjoy having creative freedom to choose how you present your visuals. But do you know how to get everyone else involved in the data viz design process?
The last mile is a common term in the telecommunications world.
When thinking about how to get value from your data, begin with the end in mind.
OK. How big is that haystack, again?
Self-service BI is for everyone.
IT isn’t the only team in town. Maybe they had dominion over business intelligence when advanced analytics relied on “legacy” on-premise platforms; but now that we’re in a new age of cloud business intelligence—business analysts and executives can help themselves.
