Good BI Applications - Looking for a good BI application? InetSoft has been a leading BI software provider since 1996 and has over 3,000 customers around the world. Recently Gartner ranked InetSoft number 1 in collaboration and OLAP capabilities. Our BI solution is there for you where and when you need it. With constant smart phone capability improvements, mobile BI applications continue to grow. In the past, applications had to be developed specifically for the mobile device. Today, we at InetSoft support mobile BI natively. As a server based solution that only requires browser to access interactive dashboards and drill-down reports, InetSoft’s Style Intelligence is extremely tablet and phone friendly...
Good Business Intelligence Solution - Are you looking a good business intelligence solution? Since 1996 InetSoft has been making BI software that is easy to deploy and easy to use. Build self-service oriented dashboards and visual analyses quickly. InetSoft's data mashup engine solves the data access and transformation challenges that other tools cannot. View a demo and read customer reviews...
Government BI - Features and benefits of choosing InetSoft's BI solution for government BI deployments...
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Growing Imperative Behind Business Intelligence - In this webcast, we are diving in to help organizations explore their business data at the speed of thought and address the growing imperative behind business intelligence. Because the business intelligence marketplace evolves so rapidly, we’ll talk about what are some key trends and drivers that we are seeing out there. And we’ll talk about how can you intuitively navigate your critical business data, democratize it, analyze it and do it quickly to create competitive advantage. First, let’s talk about the BI trends. There are several drivers for an increased attention to BI: continued data growth in the world, continued increase in regulatory reporting, complex operations of large businesses, businesses who expand globally, who expand at the multiple products. But last and not least, business Intelligence has already moved inside the enterprise. It was moving. Now, it has moved into the front office. It is now the key corporate asset that we use to differentiate ourselves from the competition, and that is absolutely the main reason why the BI is just so hot these days...
Growing Trend of Geographic Business Intelligence - We are now at a place where geographic intelligence and business intelligence can combine to make a positive impact on processes and business results. We have reached a tipping point where location. based information is recognized to provide a competitive advantage for organizations who use it well. The new visualization technologies improve the way we perceive geography and its potential. Geographic business intelligence software such as InetSoft's allows enterprises to build complete intelligent geographic information systems and deploy GIS functionality across the enterprise. The ability to link location to other critical information in the business decision-making processes is attracting customers from a wide variety of industries. These kind of BI applications provide quick access to digital maps that can contain multiple layers of information...
Guidelines For Organizing BI Programs - What are some guidelines for organizing BI programs or projects for success? How should organizations structure the teams working on BI applications? The most important thing is because the partnership between business and IT is so important, anything that can be done organizationally to almost force that partnership is good. So if you are deploying business intelligence on an enterprise level approach, then staffing the BI Competency Center jointly by technical professionals as well as business users and business subject matter experts is really important. I think other things you can do is making sure that that team, that BI Competency Center team, is really staffed by some top talent. That is important. As I’ve mentioned, for a BI program to be successful, there must be a clear understanding between business and IT of what each department needs. But getting this dialogue going isn’t the easiest of tasks. What are some insights into how to get the business-IT communication started? I think a simple thing everyone can do is just periodically have lunch together. Simply talking together even on an informal basis is a very important starting point. As a next step, looking at opportunities where IT can attend regularly scheduled business meetings. Most business units will have these, whether it's a monthly or quarterly staff meeting...
HANA Business Intelligence Solution - Looking for a good business intelligence solution for your SAP HANA in-memory database? InetSoft's pioneering dashboard reporting application produces great-looking web-based dashboards with an easy-to-use drag-and-drop designer. Data scientists can execute and visually analyze the results of their ML models. Business users get maximum self-service to explore their data. View a demo and try interactive examples...
Healthcare Business Intelligence Solution - Are you looking for a good healthcare business intelligence solution? InetSoft's pioneering dashboard analytics application produces great-looking web-based dashboards with an easy-to-use drag-and-drop designer. Get cloud-flexibility for your deployment. Minimize costs with a small-footprint solution. Maximize self-service for all types of users. No dedicated BI developer required. View a demo and try interactive examples...
Help for Implementing Business Intelligence at the Core Level - The incorporation of business intelligence tools into software used for business processes is known as embedded business intelligence. Software with features like data visualization, analytics, dashboards, and reporting are provided by embedded BI. With embedded BI, business intelligence may be integrated right into an organization's applications as opposed to utilizing a separate application. In order to provide consumers relevant information as they work in surroundings they are used to; embedded BI also makes advantage of the data context from business applications. Instead of utilizing many programs at once, integrating BI features into a single application boosts productivity and increases the rate of user adoption. The conventional BI method relies on BI and IT teams to gather, analyze, and visualize business data as well as to offer the necessary KPIs, charts, and other visualizations to support business decisions. It takes longer to develop an output that the business users can utilize for strategic and tactical choices since this process includes several teams...
Historical Challenges in Business Intelligence - There have historically been three big challenges in business intelligence. The first is BI adoption and appeal. There is limited adoption, and BI tools are known for being not that appealing. They look a little boring or intimidating. They are meant for power users or for when you are desperate to get to the data. The next one is time to insight. Volumes of data are exploding. We have more and more granular data, click stream data, shopping cart data, and of course internal corporate data. People don’t want just quarterly summaries. They want intra-day updates. Trying to make sense of all this data and discover new opportunities, gain new insights at a faster pace is an ongoing challenge. The third one is the concept of relevance, making BI relevant for more people. Over the past few years, there have been a lot of innovations that speak to these challenges. The ones that are most interesting are ones that make BI more engaging, more insightful, and ultimately more actionable. Also important are any features that extend the reach of BI beyond the power users. Phrases like “BI for the masses” and “BI for mainstream” have been talked about for more than a decade now, and we’re still trying to get there...