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Factors to consider for the true high cost of Tableau

There are a lot of things to consider as you compare different analytics platforms. For costs, you can better calculate the total cost of ownership (TCO) by considering the full use across your enterprise in areas like content reuse, content management, report distribution, advanced analytics, and security.
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Published:
January 23, 2017
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Industry News
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Pyramid Analytics and Proskriptive: empowering healthcare with data science

The answer lies in bringing healthcare-focused data science expertise together with an analytics platform that provides impressive number-crunching and data visualization power, while remaining accessible to users of every skill level. This is where Pyramid Analytics and Proskriptive join forces.
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Published:
January 19, 2017
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Customer Story
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Fantasy football: help your data find a voice with BI Office

For this blog post, I will discuss my methodology for creating a narrative by focusing on the three storyboards I built to help manage my fantasy football team. I followed a 5-step process for storyboard creation: problem identification, storylining, connecting to data sources, adding views/interactions, and enhancement. I will dive into detail on each one of these steps.
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Published:
January 3, 2017
Category:
Data Story
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Pyramid Analytics named a Technology Innovation Award winner by Dresner Advisory Services

Pyramid Analytics has been recognized in the Dresner Advisory Services 2016 Technology Innovation Awards, presented to the top vendors in the Dresner 2016 Wisdom of Crowds™ series. The award further proves our commitment to customers and our standing as an innovator in business intelligence.
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Published:
December 19, 2016
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Company News
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Data governance and one version of the truth evade Tableau

When considering a BI solution, IT and business leaders should consider data governance shortfalls and which processes they still do manually. But Tableau lacks many key data governance features making it difficult to provide one version of the truth.
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Published:
December 14, 2016
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Company News
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Using performance analysis to determine how I dropped the ball

I built a storyboard in BI Office to help me draft a winning fantasy football team. Unfortunately, my team hasn't done a whole lot of “winning" so far this season. While I would like to pin my team's woeful performance squarely on the shoulders of Lady Luck, in reality, it was my own doing: I spent more time tweaking my data reports than actually using those reports to make decisions. Find out what else I learned by using performance analysis to understand where I went wrong.
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Published:
December 12, 2016
Category:
Data Story
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Who walked away with the Pyramid Analytics steps challenge?

Pyramid Analytics completed a month-long steps challenge and used BI Office to find interesting facts and fun data visualizations.
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Published:
December 12, 2016
Category:
Data Story
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Meeting customer demand: new BI Office functionality enables next evolution of integrated experiences for Power BI users

As we further a commitment to empower our users, we are pleased to introduce new functionality in our flagship BI Office platform that allows customers to seamlessly import Power BI Desktop files into BI Office storyboards.
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Published:
December 7, 2016
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Company News
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A new year, a new BI strategy: design your business analytics roadmap with Pyramid Analytics

Planning your business analytics roadmap and confused about where to start? Download our newsletter to get actionable guidance, practical research from Gartner, as well as best practices from organizations that are transforming their business with data.
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Published:
December 5, 2016
Category:
How To
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When it comes to BI features, don’t let pretty hide the truth

Tableau misses the mark as a BI tool for the enterprise. They’ve attracted the attention of many power data analysts for their myriad of different visualization types, allowing complex data to be visualized into something more consumable. Problem is that Tableau was built as a visualization tool first and an analytics tool second.
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Published:
December 5, 2016
Category:
Industry News