Embedded Analytics Master Class

In this video, you’ll learn that analytics are embedded in virtually every consumer-facing web application and in many enterprise applications such as CRM, ERP, and finance. On the corporate side, companies generally embed analytics to increase revenue or deliver a better customer experience. Whether consumer or enterprise, application users have come to expect some type of analytics and often it’s the part of the application they interact with most. In both scenarios, developers must decide…

Watch this video to learn how embedding analytics can be simple or complex depending on the use case. Simple white labeling is really just rebranding one company’s product to make it appear as its own. White labeling traces its roots all the way back to promotional practices used by record companies -- vinyl records. But embedding can also encompass deep integrations that include customized visualizations and connectors to customer-specific, proprietary data sources. In between those…

This video will give you an idea of what features you should look for when choosing an embedded analytics technology. First, of course, make sure it’s designed to be embedded. A lot of BI vendors out there peddle legacy technologies that have been retooled for embedding analytics -- with very mixed results. Some other important capabilities include speed. Your embedded analytics technology should be fast. Users don’t want to watch a spinning hourglass while they…

In this video, you’ll learn the pros and cons of building your embedded analytics solution. Although building your own embedded analytics solution may look like a smart play, it’s usually not. Even if you have analytics expertise in house, which is often not the case. Sure, you’ll get something that meets your precise requirements. But then you have to devote lots of resources to maintaining it — forever. Total cost of ownership (TOC) includes a…