Off The Charts - Tips From An Expert
Expert business intelligence and data analytics tips from Dundas' Sr. Solutions Architect, Jeff Hainsworth
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1:57Watch VideoWelcome to Off the Charts!
I'm Jeff, your host! We've got lots of great content on all things analytics, data visualizations, dashboards, and business intelligence (BI).
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3:17Watch VideoMeet Jeff!
This video serves as an introduction to me, Jeff! I'll talk briefly about my time at Dundas, and why I've created this program.
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1:53Watch VideoAn Overview of User Types in Dundas BI
This video aims to provide a brief overview of the differences between the different types of users of Dundas BI
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2:54Watch VideoUsage Tracking in Dundas BI
You need to actively monitor everything from usage to performance in order to keep track of project objectives and ensure your content is still relevant to your users.
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3:05Watch VideoUse Data Brushing for Greater Insights
Using a feature in Dundas BI called ‘Brushing’, we can quickly highlight related information for analysis.
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3:57Watch VideoCreate a Consistent Experience with White Labeling
Let's dive into why white labeling is so important in business intelligence and take a look at some examples of what this may look like with Dundas BI.
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4:24Watch VideoHardware Requirements for Dundas BI
In this video, we’re talking about size! The size of a Dundas BI server that is, and what you should be thinking about when choosing CPU, RAM, and hard drive space.
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4:14Watch VideoLeverage the REST API in Dundas BI for External Administration
In this video, we explore how you can identify and use a REST API inside Dundas BI to perform application functions without stepping foot in the application
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8:45Watch VideoBuild It, Dream It: Self-Service Dashboard
By popular request, this video provides a step-by-step walk-through on how to build an a-la-carte style self-service dashboard for your users in Dundas BI.
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7:16Watch VideoKPI 101 - The Basics
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.
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7:45Watch VideoThe Different Types of Users in Dundas BI
Whether you are a consumer, an analyst, or an advanced developer, Dundas BI offers something for everyone.
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4:40Watch VideoExploring Scheduled Reports
In this video, you’ll learn about everything that’s possible with Scheduled Reports in Dundas BI.
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6:08Watch VideoHow a Cycle Plot can Change your Life
The Cycle Plot is a very powerful visualization that can illuminate trends in your time-based data that your users probably didn’t even know existed!
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10:03Watch VideoUnderstanding the Installer
After watching this video, you’ll no longer need a wizard to help you with the installation of Dundas BI!
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5:20Watch VideoAdding Writeback Capabilities to your Dashboard
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.
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3:45Watch VideoThe Importance of Annotations in Business Intelligence
In this video, we explore how annotations can be used to help your users really understand what their data is telling them.
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5:10Watch VideoQuick Tip: How to Measure Data that is Wildly Different
Dundas BI offers many techniques that can help you better understand your data (regardless of how wildly different it might be).
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4:39Watch VideoQuestions to Ask When Evaluating the Flexibility of a BI Tool
In this video, we take a look at the questions you should be asking BI vendors during your BI evaluation to ensure that they are flexible in all areas of the application.
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5:37Watch VideoDatabases are Trash Cans
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.
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3:07Watch VideoDrill-Down vs. Drill-Through
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.
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