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What is open analytics? Embedded analytics? We answer this and show you how to implement a “Bring Your Own Analytics” strategy in our upcoming webinar.
With the deluge of customer requests for advanced analytics capabilities, Cloud ISVs are searching for the most efficient means to embed analytics into their applications. As IT and LoBs analysts become increasingly sophisticated, with standalone analytics tools, how can they continue to drive deeper insights and connect to more powerful data sources? Capitalizing on this ever-evolving $16bn market requires frictionless integration through “embedded analytics” or “open analytics.”
Our friends at Gartner define embedded analytics as, “the use of reporting and analytic capabilities in transactional business applications.” Although it can exist outside the application, embedded analytics must always be accessible from inside an application, without making the user switch between systems. Some common examples of embedded analytics are dashboards, data visualizations, benchmarking, visual workflows and self-service analytics.
Open Analytics is the democratization of data sources via standard interfaces to external analytics and data management applications. For example, let’s suppose you have a cloud hosted database and you need to expose your data for data visualization using Tableau or Qlik. ISVs are increasingly deploying standard REST (OData) or SQL (ODBC or JDBC) data access layers for their cloud data. This makes their data accessible to more analytics professionals such as business analysts, data engineers and data scientists.
Embedded analytics will provide insight for common and predictable use cases, while open analytics provides flexibility for advanced analytics and data visualization not delivered by the cloud.
This webinar will give you insight on the database and analytics market, database management tools, embedded analytics and open analytics. We will also enable you to deliver your own BYOA (Bring your own analytics) strategy through hybrid data services.
Sumit Sarkar, Chief Data Evangelist, Progress DataDirect
Wayne Eckerson, Founder of Eckerson Group, Thought Leader in BI and Analytics
Space is limited in the webinar, save your seat early! The hybrid era is here. Organizations that fail to leverage their on-premises and cloud data in a hybrid environment will quickly fall behind. Prepare for the future and learn the latest in BI, Analytics and all things data on February 17 at 12PM ET.
Sumit Sarkar is a Chief Data Evangelist at Progress, with over 10 years experience working in the data connectivity field. The world's leading consultant on open data standards connectivity with cloud data, Sumit's interests include performance tuning of the data access layer for which he has developed a patent pending technology for its analysis; business intelligence and data warehousing for SaaS platforms; and data connectivity for aPaaS environments, with a focus on standards such as ODBC, JDBC, ADO.NET and ODATA. He is an IBM Certified Consultant for IBM Cognos Business Intelligence and TDWI member. He has presented sessions on data connectivity at various conferences including Dreamforce, Oracle OpenWorld, Strata Hadoop, MongoDB World and SAP Analytics and Business Objects Conference, among many others.
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