InetSoft's Award Winning Java-Based Report Viewer
InetSoft makes a Java-based reporting server application that requires only a browser to view interactive reports.
InetSoft's reporting solution is designed to produce interactive information access. Its built-in support of distributed two-stage event handling allows report developers to add very sophisticated interactivity to reports.
Key benefits include:- Deliver professional, high fidelity presentation
- Transform and manipulate raw data
- Embed business logic with scripting
- Enhance manageability and agility
You can deliver on-demand reports on the Web. In-report exploration capabilities empower business users with the ability to reshape information in real time.
Key benefits includes the ability to:- Gather up-to-the-minute information
- Reshape reports in real time
- Minimize performance bottlenecks
InetSoft's AJAX and HTML5 powered Web 2.0 technology brings a desktop grade Web user experience to ad hoc query and reporting.
Key benefits are:- Extend professionally designed reports
- Gather information by self service queries
- Produce presentation quality reports on the web
Access MapReduce Styles of Processing
That SQL MapReduce framework permits the analyst who is using a BI tool that is generating SQL automatically, or perhaps they know how to code in some SQL, to gain access to those MapReduce styles of processing. With that, they can perform analytics like graph analysis and pattern matching analysis very rapidly on a system.
This is really hard to do with SQL. It lends itself well to business implementations around digital marketing optimization, looking at click stream traffic as well as digital advertising traffic, and all of the customer interactions that are happening in the digital world, helping to optimize an organization’s spend and manage customer relationships.
Business Intelligence Software to Monitor IT Operations
Business intelligence (BI) software is extensively used by IT departments to monitor and optimize their operations. Here are some examples of how BI software is applied in IT:
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Network Performance Monitoring: BI tools are used to monitor network performance metrics such as bandwidth utilization, latency, packet loss, and network availability. Real-time dashboards and reports help IT teams:
- Identify Bottlenecks: Analyze network traffic patterns to identify bottlenecks and optimize network infrastructure.
- Predictive Maintenance: Use historical data and predictive analytics to anticipate network issues and schedule maintenance proactively.
Data Science Relative To Analytics
I feel like that's going to be a big part of organizational strategies moving forward. Point three, how an organization can keep creativity with machine learning. We have all of these different tools to choose from today, all of this different data, but we deal with regulation, documentation, and productionizing machine learning code. How do we keep infusing creativity into the machine learning workflow within an organization?
Data Supply Chain Definition
If you look at data as being bigger than the platform, when we truly talk about enterprise data, we are talking beyond the data warehouse. We are talking about enterprise data as an asset on behalf of the corporation.
What the supply chain does is it looks at data, the inputs and outputs across the company, systems, platforms, and organizations, and really manages it as an asset.
Hospital Reporting Case Study
The hospital reporting example that we heard was one of Vertica plus InetSoft, and we have many customers who use Vertica as the underlying database and analytics engine and then InetSoft as the visual and BI tool on top of it. Why do companies choose InetSoft? To start, InetSoft provides incredibly fast query performance. Most of our customers experience 10 to 50 times faster query performance or more compared to their legacy systems.
Roadmap for Data Warehousing in BI
I am hearing the same thing with master data management: “I will build the customer repository; the business will figure out how we use it.” That really does worry me. They are going down the same path of building something and waiting for the business to figure out how to use it. You now need to have a business reason for building this and ensure you follow through, incorporating master data into the entire business infrastructure, whatever it is.