January, 2014

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KPIs help Objectively Manage Results

Elegant BI

KPIs help Objectively Manage Results. If you want to get ahead in your business market, you have to take the right action at the right time. Key Performance Indicators(KPIs) help you objectively manage results and determine what strategies, processes and tasks are helping you achieve goals and which activities must be adjusted to correct declining results.

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Changing Global Landscape [Infographic]

Domo

Domo and CEO.com researched a decade’s worth of data about the Global Fortune 500 to see how the Global F500 landscape has shifted over the past decade. The research showed that even though there’s been quite a bit of change due to globalization and innovation, much has stayed the same. For an interesting look at the data, check out our new infographic.

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Business Intelligence Tools and KPIs: The Yardstick of Business Success

Elegant BI

Business Intelligence Tools and KPIs: The Yardstick of Business Success. There are many forms of measurement. If you want to measure a piece of fabric or glass, you can use a yardstick or ruler. You might use a tape measure to find the length of a piece of wood or the height of a window. When it comes to business, measurement is more complicated. There are many factors, dimensions and aspects to measure.

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Business Metrics, KPIs

Elegant BI

Business Metrics, KPIs. Betsy says : If you want to measure something, you can use a yardstick, a ruler or a tape measure. But, when it comes to business, measurement is more complicated. You have to measure the right thing and choose objective metrics to avoid subjectivity and ensure clearly defined results and analysis so you can make confident decisions.Business Intelligence Tools and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) let you see and drive performance by month, by quarter or other time series

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Prepare Now: 2025s Must-Know Trends For Product And Data Leaders

Speaker: Jay Allardyce, Deepak Vittal, and Terrence Sheflin

As we look ahead to 2025, business intelligence and data analytics are set to play pivotal roles in shaping success. Organizations are already starting to face a host of transformative trends as the year comes to a close, including the integration of AI in data analytics, an increased emphasis on real-time data insights, and the growing importance of user experience in BI solutions.

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You’re focusing on the wrong metrics!

Domo

I love sports. I love numbers. I love analyzing. As a kid my mom would complain that I wouldn’t read books, I would only read the sports section of the newspaper. And even in the sports section, the majority of my time was spent reviewing all the stats. In the 80s the sport that had the most stats in the paper was baseball. And the newspaper with the most baseball stats was USA Today.

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Cross Tab Analysis for Concise Decision – Worthy Information

Elegant BI

Cross Tab Analysis for Concise Decision – Worthy Information. Is your business drowning in data and struggling to find concise decision-worthy information? Don’t despair! Business Intelligence Analysis has never been easier. You can satisfy every data and analytical need using custom, ad hoc, reporting tools and easy-to-use wizard features in a step-by-step, drag and drop process that allows you to create professional, precise, custom environments and analysis in minutes.Our Cross Tab OLAP

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Why You Need Answers Before Your Questions Arise

Domo

Back when handheld GPS units were relatively new, I purchased one for hiking. I was really looking forward to using it to discover some new backpacking routes in the Uintas. One weekend I drove out to a popular trailhead and fired up the GPS. To my great annoyance, I discovered that it didn’t have the pre-loaded trail maps I thought it had. To avoid the risk of getting lost in the unfamiliar terrain, I decided to drive all the way back home and install the maps—which cost me the better part of a

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