In order to solve real business problems, you need a business intelligence software that provides exceptional data exploration capabilities.

Business intelligence keeps everyone, and everything, connected in your business. Enterprises are swimming in oceans of data and BI helps them analyze their data, deliver exceptional reporting and analytics experiences, and make critical business decisions

Augmented analytics will allow users to see connections they didn’t think to look for. Unlike humans, algorithms don’t have biases or preconceived notions. They connect all the dots. And that will open the door to unexpected insights—helping businesses gain a unique competitive advantage.

Here are 8 tips for how potential BI buyers can make the most out of their business intelligence software demonstrations.

Accurately calculate the total cost of ownership of business intelligence and data analytics. Put an end to blind decision-making based on sticker price.

Data flow is the ability to visualize existing relationships or add your own relationships between tables in your data. 

Businesses can make better decisions amid uncertainty and fear - and rapidly adapt and adjust to changes in real-time - by using facts and data as the driving force behind decision-making.

The time for business intelligence is now. Close the gap and surpass your competitors, become more efficient, and ensure a positive bottom line, regardless of the current global climate.

Tracking employee performance and monitoring an increasingly distributed workforce is a top concern of many businesses today. Use BI to boost ROI, maximize performance, and enjoy sustained success.

All sales activity is measurable, meaning sales teams can leverage business intelligence and analytics to measure and maximize sales performance, to better understand sales trends and results

Business intelligence can simplify the jobs of remote workers by fostering collaboration, accelerating decision making, and enhancing data visibility, ultimately leading to increased ROI.

Companies are swimming in ever-growing oceans of data and are looking for ways to make better use of it. Here are three trends that will drive enterprise analytics in 2020.

Natural Language Querying is becoming more and more common in Business Intelligence. But what does Natural Language Querying actually mean and how does Dundas BI approach the topic?

Using Dundas BI's Natural Language Assistant, tap into your data by simply conversing with it. Ask questions of your data using simple, human commands and get answers and suggestions immediately.

Let’s take a closer look at three forward-thinking enterprises who’ve leveraged analytics to create unique data solutions that lift their businesses and bottom lines.

Venturing into a new Business Intelligence (BI) project can be as exciting as it is daunting. Here is a 4-step guide to implementing a successful Business Intelligence solution.

To ensure your Business Intelligence project is a success, I’ve outlined 8 common mistakes businesses make (and how you can avoid them).

Understanding how your business operates is vital to achieving sustainable success.  Nothing will help you understand your business better than properly tracking and analyzing your business' data.

The Cycle Plot is a very powerful data visualization for dashboards that can illuminate trends in your time-based data that your users probably didn’t even know existed!

Put down that thesaurus! In this video, we cover the differences between the business intelligence terms, “drill-down” and “drill-through”, and how you can implement each.