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Editor's Note: This post was originally published in November 2010, and has been updated in 2022 for comprehensiveness, with 6 additional key BI features added. Different organizations will invest in a business intelligence (BI) solution for different reasons, depending on their specific circumstances and industry.
With so many moving parts involved in crafting a modern customer experience, the need for a customer data platform (CDP) is unavoidable. A CDP platform can help ease the woes of customer data management by helping your business collect data and use it in real-time to help your marketing team reshape the customer journey.
Our data operations platform was built with one purpose in mind - empowering users to gain insights from their data, fast and hassle-free, by uniting all the data processes under one roof. We put our customers' needs front and center of our product, that is why we are thrilled to announce that G2, the world’s leading software peer-to-peer review marketplace, named Keboola a Leader in 3 categories in its Summer 2022 Report.
Imagine you want to take data out of the Keboola’s ecosystem. But the unexpected happens - there is no devoted Writer component! You search through all the destination Writers - from Snowflake to Excel - but nothing works for you. This is when the Generic Writer comes in handy. The Generic Writer is a Keboola Component that allows you to send data to an API destination outside of Keboola.
The business intelligence dashboard, or BI dashboard, is a paradigm that’s well over 30 years old, and for many, it hasn’t evolved fast enough to address a fundamental limitation. Context. On its own, dashboards are a handy visualized report of key data pertaining to business performance, designed as a way to quickly consume important data at-a-glance.
In this episode of The Data Cloud Podcast, Patrick Duroseau, VP of Enterprise Data Management at Under Armour, talks about how to be a data evangelist in your organization, how Under Armour has migrated to the cloud, servant leadership, and so much more.
This week in Qlik Application Automation you can now save your automation workflows as templates for others in your organization to use and build from. After designing your workflow for a specific task, simply right click on the canvas and choose Save as template – a window will appear prompting you to add a name, description and thumbnail and visibility status – choose Shared to make this automation available to others in your tenant.