Educational organizations that transform data on their students into digestible and actionable insight stand to gain substantially when it comes to budget management, as well as student performance.
By converting raw data into usable insight with analytics, organizations can identify, act, and execute, ultimately delivering real business results.
Leading companies expand on-premise analytical activities into cloud environments to reduce reliance on IT and improve analytical adoption and engagement.
In the fight against underutilized technology, companies in Europe are leaning on their users and an increased propensity for data-driven decisions.
A recent Aberdeen report explored the concept of relevant analytics, and demonstrated how organizations that stay focused on the analytical needs of their users shared several common characteristics that help them perform.
Mobile capabilities for the consumption (or creation) of business insight have taken center stage for companies looking to arm a diverse workforce with timely information.
Tableau is typically known as a provider of interactive data visualization software with a loyal, bordering on cult-like, customer base. So this naturally got me thinking – who are these “people” and do I have the intellectual horsepower to be one of them?
In order to connect with an audience of non-technical users, today’s analytical solutions generally need to be visually engaging, easy-to-use, and easily adaptable.
Luckily for today’s data-driven organizations, there is a proven cure that can help our financial and technology executives rest easier.
Like it or not, most companies have a need for a user group that deftly balances business acumen with technical proficiency.
