Self-service BI dashboards: are they right for you?

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June 2014     Dear Alejandro, You've probably figured out that making business intelligence and analytics tools widely available is really the only way to deal with your flood of incoming data. And if you've tried to broaden usage, you've also learned how resource-intensive and cost-prohibitive that effort can be. Read "Top Five Considerations for Self-Service BI Dashboards" to learn why these tools are the most significant trend in BI today, and a powerful way to broaden the use of BI and analytics.  You'll also learn why - before you move ahead with implementation - you need to consider five key aspects of self-service dashboards: Interactivity and analytics - tailoring for different user needs Security - deciding who can see what User preparedness - helping ensure user success Time horizons - past, present and future data Growth and scalability - self-service for the long term Is it time for self-service in your organization?  Be sure.  Download and read "Top Five Considerations for Self-Service BI Dashboards" today. About Charting Your Analytical Future Update your subscription Subscribe | Unsubscribe | Contact the Editor   Share this Send to a friend Download the report now Self-service dashboards are the latest buzz in BI, but they're still not for everyone. Before you implement self-service business intelligence dashboards, read this paper to be sure you should.   Stay Connected!

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