In this contributed article, Charles Caldwell,VP of Product Management at Logi Analytics, discusses how embedded analytics has become more than a “nice to have” feature for an application. It’s an end-user expectation. But meeting that expectation requires far more than meeting the initial task at hand. As your data architecture evolves, you will need to ensure your solution meets your customer’s needs as well as the performance expectations of the customer’s users.
2018 State of Embedded Analytics Report
June 6, 2018 by Leave a Comment
The 2018 State of Embedded Analytics Report by Logi Analytics explores the top benefits of embedded analytics, the latest trends, advantages of different development methods, and what the future of analytics looks like. Logi surveyed more than 500 people who shared their perspectives on how they are embedding analytic capabilities to meet ever-changing market needs. […]
Embedded Analytics: Beyond “Build vs. Buy”
November 18, 2016 by Leave a Comment
In this special technology white paper, Embedded Analytics: Beyond “Build vs. Buy”, you’ll learn how more and more businesses are looking for a way to provide embedded analytics solutions for their customers.
Embedded Analytics: Beyond Build versus Buy
October 10, 2016 by Leave a Comment
Embedded Analytics has officially arrived: more and more businesses are looking for a way to provide embedded analytics solutions for their customers. If you are considering doing this you have several things to consider. Do you build it yourself? Do you purchase a data platform that will do it for you?
In this paper, we offer you several ideas as you consider your project.
– Time to market
– Return on investment
– Organizational fit
– Customization and adaptability
Embedded Analytics Trends
March 12, 2016 by Leave a Comment
In 2016, almost all BI applications are using embedded analytics. Jaspersoft has created the infographic below to illustrate where the industry is and what patterns are emerging in 2016.
