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The integration of BI tools and procedures for turning data points into resources that users can utilize to make smarter business decisions is known as embedded business intelligence (BI). Business intelligence tools and processes include collecting, storing, and retrieving data, generating reports, dashboards, data visualization, and much more. Since embedded BI is not a standalone application and instead integrates all of its features into the applications that consumers already use, it differs from traditional BI in this regard.
Embedded BI is significantly more flexible than traditional reporting and analytics solutions and enables users to quickly combine data from many sources to cater to business needs. Users can quickly examine business data and analyze the outcome without having to wait for assistance from the company's IT department. Users may obtain the data they require, analyse it, and decide what steps to take to accomplish their goals with the help of embedded BI. Data from business activities are collected, processed, and then stored in a data warehouse by the embedded BI tool. All users have quick and simple access to stored data so they may begin analyzing it to address business challenges.
Additionally, self-service BI capabilities and embedded BI offer customization choices that let customers further tailor their business applications to fit their unique brand. They can customize the typefaces, colors, and overall brand concept of their embedded reports, dashboards, and visualizations to match their own special applications.
There are a variety of benefits to investing in an embedded BI tool. Some of them are listed below:
Ad hoc reporting, data visualization, and creating personalized dashboards are a variety of embedded BI solutions. You should carefully research an embedded BI solution's features after you've decided that you need one for your business. Here are the following factors to consider when opting for an embedded BI solution:
Embedded business intelligence enables organizations to make data-driven decisions across teams and departments that can enhance the bottom line of the business. Now is the moment to start incorporating analytics into your products and services if you haven't already. You'll be able to significantly improve the value of your existing software, get a competitive advantage, save time, money, and resources, and simultaneously expand your company and boost your revenues at the same time.
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