Author: Timo Elliott
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The First Ever Business Intelligence Project
In the buzz around Big Data, it’s worth remembering that analytics is as old as business computing itself. In 1953, LEO (short for Lyons Electronic Office) was the first computer in the world used to manage a business – and for the first ever analytics applications.
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Gartner BI & Analytics Market Shares 2013
Gartner announces BI & Analytics Market Shares for 2013. SAP remains clear leader with 21.3%, growing faster than nearest competitors.
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Q&A: Self-Service vs Traditional Business Intelligence
What’s the difference between “self-service” and “traditional” business intelligence?
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Cartoon: Analytics Reinvention
New technologies like Hadoop are reinventing analytics…
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Cartoon: The Business Benefit of In-Memory Processing
The big business benefit of in-memory isn’t what you might think!
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SAP HANA Brings ROI of over 500% for University of Kentucky
SAP HANA isn’t expensive. It’s not just for extreme data speeds. It’s simply a cheaper, better way of doing analytics.
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Hadoop Summit Amsterdam 2014: Crossing The Chasm
Presenters at the Hadoop Summit said Hadoop 2.0 has helped the technology “cross the chasm”, and predicted a big wave of production deployments this year.
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No, Hadoop Isn’t Going To Replace Your Data Warehouse
The data says that Hadoop isn’t going to replace your enterprise data warehouse. Here’s why.
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Cartoon: What Chance Does Data Have?
What chance does data have when faced with strong opinions?! Some tips…
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What You Need to Know About Cloud Analytics
If you are an analytics professional, then cloud analytics is in your future — here’s what you should know