To help sales teams improve their performance, we’ve highlighted the top 4 ways business intelligence can supercharge sales strategies.

We wanted to create a BI tool that was flexible enough to give you ultimate control over your BI experience. This meant providing a personalized experience that allowed you to meet your most common and advanced use cases without having to rely on other tools for the job.

October 31st is all about costumes, candy, and carving pumpkins.  Festivities transform into fright-filled attractions, punches turn into blood, and the steeliest of souls cower under blankets and...

"A Reference Architecture for Self-Service Analytics" by the Eckerson Group, outlines 6 steps that that can help turbocharge business productivity, to successfully deliver a governed, self-service analytics environment.

When discussing Business Intelligence (BI) tools, adoption is arguably the single most important indicator of success.  Little value will be derived from the tool if it is not adopted by end users.

Dundas BI Version 3.0 is all about your visual data analytics experience.

As with all projects, Business Intelligence exists to achieve one of three objectives: Increase Revenue, Decrease Risk, and Decrease Costs. It's no longer a nice-to-have, it's a must-have.

The CData ODBC Drivers provide access to live data from more than 70 data sources from within Dundas BI without having to write any code. 

The Waterfall Chart, popularized by consulting firm, McKinsey & Company, is a sterling way to delineate how a measure changes over a particular sequence, and how these changes impact the total. ...

Sunburst Charts - how useful are they?

The business-users guide to multitenancy

In order to implement a successful BI project, the key decision-makers need to focus first on ‘why’ the business is embarking on this project, and then on the business processes and behaviors of the users of the BI solution.