Enterprises are more data-driven than ever. A direct result of this is business intelligence tools becoming more integrated into business processes than ever.

But what is your enterprise lacks a dedicated BI tool, analytics applications, or services? This is where an embedded BI strategy comes into play. Embedded BI allows organizations to overcome data and analytics silo problems with spreadsheets and isolated, standalone BI systems, ultimately opening insightful analytics to all users.

There are many benefits of embedding analytics. Instead of rolling out a new BI platform to every end-user in the organization, BI capabilities can be woven into the organization's existing software applications reducing end-user push-back and minimizing the learning curve. Embedded analytics eliminate the need for users to exit their current application to view analyze performance or view recommended actions. 

Embedded analytics increases data literacy across the organization, making BI a proactive process, helping to turn data insights into actions that allow an organization to achieve its short and long-term objectives.

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• Features & functionality
• Security & data governance
• Embeddability
• Ease of use
• Support
• Scalability
• Licensing 
• Total Cost of Ownership (TCO)