The 3 phases of automated analytics maturity
There are three phases in the way the BI industry has approached automated analytics: 1) helping the user build a better dashboard, 2) assisted insights, 3) outlier and trend detection
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Modern Software Development For Today's Systems & Applications
Great leaders keep decision processes transparent
To me, the best leaders are those that provide transparency in their decision-making process. Every CEO has to make tough calls, but I believe that good leaders influence decisions rather than dictate outcomes. After all, no one likes being told what to do.
Yellowfin Dashboards
Our dashboards are easy to create, highly-customizable, and personalized. Awesome visualizations and interactivity engage users and increases usage and adoption. Build the data-driven culture your business needs.
Yellowfin Signals
Unlike your dashboards, Yellowfin discovers and sends automatic alerts about critical changes in the business, as they occur. Get early warning signs for Spikes and Drops, Step Changes, Changes in Trend Direction and Volatility, Period Comparisons, New and Lost Attributes.
Yellowfin Data Discovery
Cut down discovery time. Assisted Insights automatically and instantly seeks out the answers to your queries. Use the Smart Analysis button in the report builder, drag the data that requires analysis, and just click.
Introduction to the Yellowfin Suite
Watch how Yellowfin finds the missing link between your data and data insight and comprehension.
The 5 most important business intelligence trends for 2019
Glen Rabie, CEO of Yellowfin, makes 5 predictions for BI and data analytics in 2019.
5 important business intelligence trends for 2019
One of the best things about my job is that I get to continually scan the industry and learn about who’s driving innovation (see my predictions for 2018 here). As a result, I see five key trends emerging in the analytics space over the next year.
The real problem with dashboards
When most people think of Business Intelligence, they think of dashboards. But despite the fact that dashboards are the default approach to BI, there are a range of business use cases today where dashboards are failing (miserably).
The real problem with dashboards
When most people think of Business Intelligence, they think of dashboards. But despite the fact that dashboards are the default approach to BI, there’s a range of business use cases today where dashboards are failing (miserably).