Use Scheduled Reports to increase the number of people who are using your business intelligence solution and instill a culture of data-driven decision-making.

This video walks you through the process of setting up and installing Dundas BI – including all the components that are required; great for new users to better understand the process.

Context and communication are vital when it comes to providing good visualizations to your users. Leverage annotations to better understand what your data is telling you.

If you’re evaluating a BI tool, you need to make sure that the tool you choose will be able to grow and expand as your requirements grow and expand. Flexibility is paramount to meeting your needs

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.

How is Dundas different from other BI vendors? How much does Dundas cost? Is Dundas BI the most flexible BI platform in the world? These are great questions, and ones we're going to answer today.

In this video, we’re going to tell you the most critical factors in ensuring your business intelligence project is a success, and what common pitfalls to avoid when implementing a solution.

Users no longer have to wait until the end of the month (quarter, year, etc.) to crunch numbers and pull reports. This video explores custom tokens in Dundas BI and how users can build their own.

The Cycle Plot is a very powerful data visualization for dashboards that can illuminate trends in your time-based data that your users probably didn’t even know existed!

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.

Dundas BI offers many techniques that can help you better understand your data. Regardless of how wildly different it might be

A poor database can be the bane of a BI project. 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.

Most BI tools aren't flexible enough to meet your requirements. Let's dive into why flexibility is so important and why a business intelligence tool being easy to use simply isn’t enough.

When companies are looking to invest in a new business intelligence platform, it’s often the Sales department that’s leading the way.

Dashboards and reports are often used interchangeably, however, there are distinct differences between the two. We examine those differences and offer recommendations for when each should be used.

Proper development methodology is critical to enterprise business intelligence projects. This video discusses the importance of N-Tier Architecture and covers best practices when developing BI content