Every Business Intelligence and Data Analytics tool uses the idea of aggregation when expressing data in visualizations, and it's a concept you need to understand in order to use them.

When the economy is in a downturn, we need to make sure that we’ve battened down the hatches and become as efficient as we can be. Business Intelligence is the key to keeping your business on track

How do Business Intelligence activities lead to a Return on Investment (ROI)? Struggling to justify the implementation and software costs of a Business Intelligence solution?

In this video, we talk about some of the key terminologies around Key Performance Indicator (KPI) theory. We will discuss definitions, identification, and some tips on using KPIs.

Context and communication are vital when it comes to providing good visualizations to your users. Leverage annotations to better understand what your data is telling you.

If you’re evaluating a BI tool, you need to make sure that the tool you choose will be able to grow and expand as your requirements grow and expand. Flexibility is paramount to meeting your needs

A poor database can be the bane of a BI project. Let’s talk about the problems that databases can have, and how a unique data layer like what Dundas BI offers can solve these problems.

Most BI tools aren't flexible enough to meet your requirements. Let's dive into why flexibility is so important and why a business intelligence tool being easy to use simply isn’t enough.

When companies are looking to invest in a new business intelligence platform, it’s often the Sales department that’s leading the way.

In this video, we’re going to tell you the most critical factors in ensuring your business intelligence project is a success, and what common pitfalls to avoid when implementing a solution.

Dashboards and reports are often used interchangeably, however, there are distinct differences between the two. We examine those differences and offer recommendations for when each should be used.

Explore the differences between self-service and silver-service and provide some alternative methods of providing users with self-service capabilities. Sometimes less is more.

Excel is undeniably the single most popular data analytics tool in the world. But is it always the right tool for the job? That’s the million-dollar question!

By using data visualizations, you’ll be able to drive instant decision-making, which will lead to better results.

What is business intelligence? This is something I'm asked quite a lot and it's usually for a few reasons - let's take a look at what they are!

5 tips that'll help get you started as a new user of Dundas BI