The embedded business intelligence market has evolved from the 1990s when companies embedded proprietary code into their applications using proprietary APIs from BI vendors. The Web enabled companies to decouple BI applications from their core applications, running them on separate servers, using URL or Web services APIs to connect them. Today companies increasingly use JavaScript
In the past, developers and commercial software development teams built products entirely from scratch using in-house resources. Today, this is no longer true. In the world of BI (business intelligence), many application development teams now understand the advantages of embedding intelligence rather than building interactive reports, dashboards, ad hoc query and visual discovery tools from
This whitepaper details how Jaspersoft announced general availability for a pure utility-based pricing model for analytics on Amazon Redshift and other platforms. Nucleus found that Jaspersoft’s partnership with Amazon Redshift created an economically disruptive opportunity for companies to purchase and use business analytics on-demand. Find out more about what steps where necessary and about the
Are you the product manager of a software application? A data architect or CTO? The lead developer for an in-house data-analysis application? If so, you probably understand how embedded business intelligence (BI) software can help your users get the most from your application’s data(1). Here you can download the whitepaper with three case studies on
After years of relative stability, the world of business intelligence is now experiencing a sea of change. The old rules of thumb no longer apply, and companies cannot assume that yesterday’s BI strategies continue to be viable. This eBook covers the fundamental shifts currently taking place in Business Intelligence. Find out more about Self-Service BI,