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For the sixth year in a row, Pyramid Analytics has been recognized in Dresner Advisory Services’ 2020 Wisdom of Crowds BI Market Study. Pyramid earned “Overall Leader” designations in both the Customer Experience and Vendor Credibility grids.
Pyramid was named a top-ranked vendor in two categories in Dresner Advisory Services’ 2019 Technology Innovation Awards. The advisory firm identifies leaders drawn from several 2019 Wisdom of Crowds® thematic market studies. Pyramid is recognized as a top vendor in the Data Catalog and Self-Service BI categories.
The numbers are in. And we are thrilled with the results! In The BI Survey 19, the latest BI report from leading analyst firm BARC, Pyramid Analytics achieved an “extraordinary” 68 number one placements and a further 108 leading positions.
With 2019 approaching, albeit more than two months away, there’s already talk about what to expect in the world of business intelligence and predictive analytics – including the trending topics of artificial intelligence and machine learning. Keith Craig of Better Buys reviewed the Business Application Research Center’s (BARC) 2018 Business Intelligence Survey and found that “the BI market is awash in a Read more…
In the good old days, it was OK if things took a little more time. Social media didn’t exist. The news came out twice daily—first in the morning paper and then on the evening broadcast. Companies weren’t buried in information. IT didn’t have to deliver curated data to analysts at a moment’s notice, and reports Read more…