There is nothing of absolute certainty in this world, except for death, taxes, and accidentally deleting something you really shouldn’t have deleted. Lucky for you, there's the Recycle Bin.

Use Scheduled Reports to increase the number of people who are using your business intelligence solution and instill a culture of data-driven decision-making.

Use map and diagram animations to faster detect changes across geo-locations. With these powerful animations, users are immediately able to cognitively identify changes in their geographical 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!

Data input and writeback is something fairly unique to Dundas BI. What really sets Dundas BI apart, is just how easy it is to implement your own custom data input features into a dashboard or report.

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.

When it comes to business intelligence (BI) tools and the way they work with data, there are three main data flow techniques that are typically offered.

Users no longer have to wait until the end of the month (quarter, year, etc.) to crunch numbers and pull reports. This video explores custom tokens in Dundas BI and how users can build their own.

Looking for a business intelligence (BI) tool? If so, one of the first things you’ll want to understand is how BI licensing models work.

Do you have your own web-based application and are looking to add business intelligence (BI) capabilities to it? If so, there are a lot of technical points you need to keep in mind.

This video defines user-based/row-level security and examines how user-based security can be applied in a real-world scenario. Plus, we walk you through how to set it up in Dundas BI.

When someone says, “business intelligence”, what usually comes to mind are dashboards and reports. But did you know that you can use business intelligence tools to tell stories and give presentations?

The possibilities when working with weather data are near endless. Let's explore how we can incorporate and visualize weather data in dashboards in Dundas BI

Watch as we use weather data to build a control that can be placed on any dashboard.

Do you need to pull in web-based data into your BI system? In this video, we’ll start by showing you how you can get any web-based data (such as weather data) into a BI system like Dundas BI

Dundas BI offers a structure called a Data Cube. The Data Cube allows you to prepare data, transform that data, store it, and add performance as necessary.

Interested in comparing multiple quantitative variables? Then let's take a comprehensive look into one of Dundas BI's newest data visualizations, the Radar Chart.

In this video, we take a real-life Marketing sample and show how DundasScript can be used to apply a few calculations to extend the dashboard to discover deeper insights.

Explore the vast customization of Tokens in Dundas BI, along with some advanced customization and scripting options.

With Dundas BI, you can actually bring in your own map files. In this video, we’ll show you how that’s done, and what it could look like (heads up, we use a real example from Game of Thrones!).