Dundas BI is a powerful end-to-end Business Intelligence platform that is unlike most others you've seen.

"Does your BI tool support _______ data source?" Those interested in Business Intelligence ask us this question all the time.

In Business Intelligence, Data Governance is a term used to describe the control you can have over your data when providing it to others. Data Governance defines who is the authority and how users can access data assets.

In Business intelligence, best practices often dictate that simple visualizations are best - Bars, Lines, and Points.

Dashboards are meant to give insights. Don't just treat them like 'pretty reports'.

Dundas BI is the most extendable BI platform available today - a bold statement. Join us as we tell the story of how the history of Dundas Data Visualization directly leads to this being true.

In this video, our product trainer, Mark, walks you through how to get Dundas BI up and running with Docker.

Six Sigma Control Charts are a statistical tool used to determine if a process is in a state of control or not.

When it comes to Business Intelligence, there are a few methods available today for hosting the software.

Rose Charts are a very niche data visualization and something that you may have never seen before. Does your BI Tool support custom or exotic chart types?

Data in Excel can be a formatting disaster, and there are specific guidelines you should follow when using Excel as a data source for a business intelligence (BI) tool.

What is a metric set? Metric sets are a core concept in Dundas BI and are often confused with visualizations.

In this video, our trainer, Mark, shows you everything you need to know about States - what they are and why we use them.

If you're looking to take your first step into the world of business intelligence (BI), you're probably interested in knowing what it costs.

Say hello to Dundas BI Version 8, the most powerful, highest performing version of Dundas BI to date.

Not every business intelligence software is capable of delivering exactly what you need, and if you’re serious about doing what’s best for your data, then you’ll seriously want to ensure these 5 analytics features are present.

Data modeling is the tasks/activities required to prepare data before it can be used for reporting and business intelligence activities.

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.