Dundas BI Guides

When it comes to using a Business Intelligence (BI) platform, typically, a company will fall into one of two scenarios regarding the usage of these platforms.

It's time to stop thinking about Business Intelligence as a cost, rather than a way to save or make money. 

To make your BI project a real success, comprehensive requirements gathering is the first and the most important step of the journey.

Finding an alternative to simply jamming too many series onto a single chart.

When you evaluate a BI tool, you need to ensure the tool you choose will evolve with your requirements.

Cycle plots are an elegant visualization very few people have heard of but especially useful to understand data trends across individual segments. 

Self-Service dashboards give users the freedom to explore enterprise datasets to make actionable decisions with minimal to no IT support.

If you're looking to take your first step into the world of business intelligence (BI), you're probably interested in knowing what it costs.

Building an In-Memory Data Cube in Dundas BI can significantly increase your data performance.

Data modeling is the tasks/activities required to prepare data before it can be used for reporting and business intelligence activities.

In this video, we cover some of the many ways that Dundas BI can be customized to allow for genuinely enterprise-level security.

Embedded Business Intelligence is the integration of reports, dashboards, and even self-service content inside an application. Learn how to embed Dundas BI in a third-party web page.

The map control/data visualization in Dundas BI is so extensive that it could very well be a product onto itself.

Learn the basics and benefits of multitenancy in Dundas BI

Data flow is the ability to visualize existing relationships or add your own relationships between tables in your data. 

Every Business Intelligence and Data Analytics tool uses the idea of aggregation when expressing data in visualizations, and it's a concept you need to understand in order to use them.

Filters are amazing because they allow both content creators and users to have some control over what they are seeing on dashboards. Let’s dive into how parameters work and how to utilize them.

In this video, we will talk about some of the different types of ETL problems that can be solved with the Dundas BI Data Cube layer in the context of Data Preparation.

In Data Visualization, treemapping is a great method to allow for the visualization of hierarchical data using rectangles. Let's explore what the treemap can do and how to build one using Dundas BI

Localization is the ability to adapt to various languages and cultural formatting requirements in software. We look at how this applies to Business Intelligence and Dundas BI specifically.