Articles
Tag: business intelligence
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Are You a Self-Learning Enterprise?
Self-learning enterprises use data to put them at an advantage over their competition.
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5 Communication Skills Every Data Scientist Needs
We catch up with data experts who suggest ways for data scientists to communicate with data citizens.
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Why Data Alone Won't Produce Insights
It's not enough to have the data and tools — organizations need a clear change management plan to make the most of this rich business source.
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2017 Contributors of the Year: Joanna Schloss
An interview with Joanna Schloss, one of CMSWire's top contributors of 2017.
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ICYMI: Forrester BI Platform Wave, Open Plan Office Reboot
“It's the eye of the tiger It's the thrill of the fight Rising up to the challenge of our rival And the last known survivor” – Survivor I don’t know about you, but I’m feeling like a warrior. Hear me roar.
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Looker Unveils An Amped Up Looker 5 at JOIN 2017
When Looker opens its annual user conference JOIN 2017 at the Palace of Fine Arts Theater in San Francisco today, 700 business intelligence (BI) enthusiasts will be in attendance to see what the latest version of the data platform, Looker 5, contains.
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Forrester Raises the Bar for Enterprise BI Platforms With Latest Wave
Take most of what you've read about ranking enterprise business intelligence (BI) platforms and set it aside. Forrester Research introduced new criteria to select its leaders for its latest Enterprise BI Platforms With Majority On-Premises Deployments Wave.
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Microsoft Power BI Report Server Adds Support for New Data Sources
Microsoft added muscle to Power BI Report Server (PBRS), its on-premises self-service analytics and enterprise reporting solution, in the latest preview release.
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Databricks' $140M Funding Will Drive AI, Engineering Investments
Databricks, a San Francisco-based business and customer analytics platform, will double its engineering staff, build out its analytics suite using artificial intelligence (AI), focus on specific verticals and expand globally thanks to a $140 million investment.
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Thoughtspot Nets $60M, Debuts AI-Driven Analytics
ThoughtSpot, a business intelligence and analytics provider, has released an artificial intelligence-backed analytics platform on the heels of a $60 million funding round. The funding — which closed in January but was announced for the first time today — brings the Palo Alto-based company's total funding to more than $160 million.
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Artificial Intelligence Is the New Business Intelligence
Artificial intelligence (AI) is a theme that’s been frequently dramatized by the entertainment industry. We see it in the form of humanoid figures with superhuman intelligence. These AI marvels work 24/7, nearly at the speed of light, yet they never get tired or complain.
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Tableau Acquires ClearGraph to Raise Augmented Intelligence Play
Tableau, a Seattle-based business intelligence and analytics provider, announced this morning that it has acquired ClearGraph. Based in Palo Alto, Calif., ClearGraph provides smart data discovery and data analysis natural language query solutions. The purchase price has not been disclosed.
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3 Vendor-Created Barriers to AI Adoption
Gartner issued a warning yesterday to any vendor busy marketing their artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities: your hard sell could be counterproductive. According to Jim Hare, research vice president at Stamford, Conn.-based Gartner, the push to build and market AI products has been so intense that many vendors have forgotten
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COPC's RevealCX Monitoring App Takes Quality Assurance One Step Further
COPC, a customer experience management consulting company based in Winter Park, Fla., had struggled for years to recommend a quality assurance monitoring system to its clients before it decided to build one itself. COO Kathleen Jezierski remembers the client that finally put COPC on the path of software developer.
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