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Embedding Analytics in Modern Applications
To satisfy end users who want easily accessible answers, many software vendors are looking to add analytics and reporting capabilities to their applications. Embedding analytics into applications can lead to wider adoption and product use, improved user experience, and differentiated products, but embedding analytics can also come with challenges and complexities.
In this report, author Courtney Webster reviews several approaches and methods for embedding analytics capabilities into your applications. Should you implement a separate reporting portal, an in-application reporting tab, or go all in with a fully embedded in-page analytics solution? And do you build your own or buy a solution out of the box?
To help you choose the right embedded analytics tool, Webster examines seven challenges—from customization, usability, and capabilities to scalability, performance, and data structure support—and presents best practice solutions for each.
In this report, author Courtney Webster reviews several approaches and methods for embedding analytics capabilities into your applications. Should you implement a separate reporting portal, an in-application reporting tab, or go all in with a fully embedded in-page analytics solution? And do you build your own or buy a solution out of the box?
To help you choose the right embedded analytics tool, Webster examines seven challenges—from customization, usability, and capabilities to scalability, performance, and data structure support—and presents best practice solutions for each.
25 pages, ebook
Published June 24, 2016
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May 3, 2017
Business intelligence should be viewed as a part of product flow rather than a separate application or process. There are many ways to achieve this in a software application, notably using lightweight API tools to embed functionality in software products.
TIBCO paid for the report so, surprise / surprise, its Jaspersoft.js library is detailed. Any modern application should be able to support this kind of analysis.
Author gets points for discussing the approach first, her company's solution second.
TIBCO paid for the report so, surprise / surprise, its Jaspersoft.js library is detailed. Any modern application should be able to support this kind of analysis.
Author gets points for discussing the approach first, her company's solution second.
Displaying 1 of 1 review