Why Embedded BI is the Best Option for Analytics!

Say ‘Yes’ to Embedded BI with Integration APIs

When a business considers the implementation of an analytics solution, it may be focused on choosing the easiest, most flexible analytics solution to encourage its users to make analytics part of the process and to incorporate it into everyday tasks to achieve better results.

Gartner technology research firm states that, ‘75% of organizations will have deployed multiple data hubs to drive mission-critical data and analytics sharing and governance.’ With so much data in so many locations, the choice of an augmented analytics solution that is suitable for business users must also incorporate seamless access and tools and features designed to encourage adoption. If the data exists in too many locations, if it isn’t integrated and served to the user in a way that is easy for them to understand and leverage, there is little chance they will adopt the tools. Users might see the possible benefits of analytics and fact-based decision-making, but they will not want to waste their time gathering and preparing data from disparate locations and data hubs OR using tools that are difficult to manage.

‘With Embedded BI and Integration APIs, users can easily see the value in BI tools and analytics and embrace these tools willingly.’

When it comes to ease-of-use, the analytical techniques and access to those techniques are important. Yes! But, it is equally important to offer these tools in a familiar environment and in a way that makes it fast and easy to get the job done.

Embedded BI Encourages Users to Say ‘Yes’ to Analytics

When a business offers Embedded BI tools with Integration APIs, it provides the easiest, most intuitive access a user could want. And business users can say ‘yes’ to all of the following questions.

I Know How to Navigate

Embedded BI with Integration APIs allows users easy access in a single sign-on environment. Users sign on to a familiar business application, enterprise app or website and enjoy a complete set of business intelligence and augmented analytics tools they can use to gather data from within that familiar application or system. They know how to navigate through the application and can use the BI tools to execute deep dive capabilities, share data and make decisions without coming up against data silos and a plethora of analytical applications into which they must load data. It’s all there, within the application they already know.

I Know and Can Leverage the Data

With Embedded BI, business users can easily find the data within the application, system or solution and use that data to take the next step. They do not have to learn a new solution or be trained on complex analytical tools to gather and use the data they need. By taking advantage of these familiar enterprise applications and solutions, the business can build on the foundation of existing technology and tools without having to start from scratch and train users on complicated data structures and tools.

I Can See How Embedded BI Will Help Me

When a business combines familiar business applications, websites and solutions with easy-to-use augmented analytics accessible from within the business application, it allows users to get beyond the ‘what’s in it for me’ phase of introducing a new solution and to understand and accept that augmented analytics can, in fact, help them do their job better, faster and more efficiently. With intuitive, integrated dashboards, KPIs, natural language processing (NLP) search capability and clear, concise graphs, cross-tab and tabular displays and reports, users can easily see the value in BI tools and analytics and embrace these tools willingly.

‘With so much data in so many locations, the choice of an augmented analytics solution that is suitable for business users must also incorporate seamless access and tools and features designed to encourage adoption.’

Leverage the Smarten approach to Embedded BI And Integration APIs to add powerful functionality and provide access to existing ERP, SCM, HRMS, CRM or any other products and to provide analytics capabilities within existing products without major Investment. Your business users will say ‘yes’ to analytics and you can achieve the results you want.

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