Gone are the days when Business Intelligence tools were limited to just spreadsheets and reports with facts and figures. Visual analytics has emerged as the fastest way to understand data and transform information into action. It combines automated analysis techniques with interactive visualization tools to effectively understand any complex data and further help in reasoning and taking right decisions basing on the datasets. Continue reading “Visual analytics: Making sense out of data” »
Today,sighting data is an emerging technology trend as the focus of analytics sector is been shifting from enterprise to innovative philosophy.
Organizations across industries understand the importance of providing the opportunity to their employees to conduct day to day data analysis regardless of technical background. Companies don’t need the number of people instead they need more access to the information across various levels. The better the employees equipped with the data the efficient the decisions will be. Continue reading “Faster access to insights with Tableau” »
2015 was a year of momentous change in the world of data and business intelligence. People started exploring their data with visual analytics. Companies are recognizing the fact that interactive data visualization as one of the top five trends cited by Gartner is changing business intelligence. New conferences and events have started to promote research and best practices in this area, including VAST (Visual Analytics Science & Technology), organized by the 100,000 member IEEE. Continue reading “Tableau helps people to reach insights and collaborate meaningfully” »
Traditional business intelligence (BI) and analytic models are being disrupted as the balance of power shifts from IT to the business, according to Gartner, Inc. The rise of data discovery, access to multistructured data, data preparation tools and smart capabilities will further democratize access to analytics and stress the need for governance. Continue reading “Self-Service BI - Empowering business users” »