Analytics

Spring Into Confluent Cloud with Kotlin - Part 2: Kafka Streams

After a short break, we’re back with Part 2 of this series on Spring Framework, Confluent Cloud, and the Kotlin language. Many organizations that write applications and microservices for the JVM have chosen Spring Framework, leveraging the many libraries available for features such as REST services, persisting data to a variety of datastores, and integration with messaging. These organizations have existing investments in building, testing, deploying, and monitoring applications using Spring.

3 Ways Embedded Analytics Improves Speed to Value

In today’s fast-paced digital environment, delivering value quickly is critical to staying competitive and gaining buy-in from both stakeholders and customers. One of the key enablers of this rapid value delivery is embedded analytics, a business solution that allows you to integrate interactive data visualizations and business intelligence (BI) features directly into your existing applications.

Collaborative EPM: Work Together, Drive Collective Success

The evolving market landscape is driving an urgent need for a unified EPM solution, as finance teams face increasing pressures from several fronts. Rapid technological advancements, heightened competition, and the growing complexity of global markets have made financial agility and real-time decision-making critical to maintaining a competitive edge.

Power your augmented analytics with new SpotIQ capabilities

After being recognized by Gartner as the leading generative analytics experience for augmented analytics, ThoughtSpot’s SpotIQ just got an upgrade. As an integral part of ThoughtSpot’s core platform for nearly seven years, SpotIQ has unlocked the value of billions of rows of data for hundreds of customers. Even more inspiring are the customer testimonials highlighting how SpotIQ empowers business users to perform complex analytics and analyze key metrics—even on the go.

How to Move Beyond Spreadsheets for Modern Oracle Finance Efficiency

Oracle-driven finance teams today face increasingly complex challenges. In recent years, the finance function has had to adapt to become more flexible as they navigate market upheaval, global inflation, and rapid changes to technology. This year, an Oracle survey of CFOs reveals CFO’s top challenges include navigating the need to cut costs, retaining talent within the finance function, and focusing on more accurate forecasting.