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For those who have been there, who are there now, or—whether they acknowledge it or not—who are headed there, the indications of Excel Hell are clear

By Jack Guarneri

A friend who is a longtime BI consultant was speaking to me about the shortcomings of software products that promote their prowess in Data Visualizations. He

By Sharon Wood

When the famous criminal Willie Sutton was asked, “Why rob banks?” he reputedly answered: “Because that’s where the money is.” We might give the same response

By Jack Guarneri

Human Resource (HR) Analytics in the context of standard Business Intelligence typically involves worker measurements that directly impact the bottom line:

By Sharon Wood

Myths about Business Intelligence being complicated, intimidating and expensive are just that—myths. The best B.I. solutions are cheaper, easier to use, and

By Jack Guarneri

While Business Intelligence has become fairly commonplace in Finance and Sales, there remain departments in which BI “deliverables” (analytics,

By Terese Jackson

Companies engage in Business Intelligence projects with brilliant strategic intentions.  A 2018 study by Dresner Advisory Services shows that while better

By Chrisjan Pauw

The old saying “A picture is worth a thousand words” is one of the main reasons we’ve seen a big movement towards data visualization tools in the last few

By Chrisjan Pauw

Technology moves so fast, sometimes it makes sense to look back…in this case to a time even before Finance had the use of accounting software, much less the

By Terese Jackson

Hiring and retaining high-quality staff is critical to the success of your business.  You screen candidates thoroughly, interview extensively, and provide