When an organization has multiple business intelligence (BI) applications, it can create a siloed and fragmented view of the reporting assets that are available for business users. As a result, it is often frustrating and time consuming for business users to find and access the information they need to do their jobs — this is where a BI Portal comes in.
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In the analytics landscape of business intelligence, advanced analytics, data science, and artificial intelligence, a BI portal serves as a single interface for centralized access to information . It lets businesses combine all reporting, metrics, and visualizations into a single interface that users can access with the assurance that it contains reliable content.
As a single interface for all analytics assets, a BI Portal gives users the ability to quickly find and access reports through personalized dashboards and search functionality. This simplifies and streamlines the daily work of analysts and businesspeople, thereby increasing productivity and efficiency.
A BI Portal allows users to view and interact with all of the reports, dashboards, spreadsheets, PDFs, and other resources they need to confidently make business decisions. In bringing more people closer to the information they regularly use, the BI portal drives and scales analytics value across the organization.
A BI Portal holistically surfaces all analytics assets from across the enterprise – regardless of the underlying tool or application. This complete view of analytics resources supports business processes and decision making.
In addition to centralizing access to BI tools, the Analytics Hub incorporates an analytics catalog, collaboration, automation and governance components to deliver a complete, comprehensive analytics experience across the enterprise.
BI Portal: Single source of all reporting and dashboards irrespective of the underlying source.
Analytics Catalog: The essential technology to create a glossary of existing content – along with appropriate metadata for enhanced, contextual understanding of terms, metrics, and key performance indicators.
Analytics Collaboration: An established, centralized area for understanding, sharing, and collaborating on analytics assets.
Analytics Automation Defined sequences or workflows of analytics assets assembled from across all sources in support of a business process.
Analytics Governance Certified assets with correct standards to establish consistency for the way that BI and analytics are used.
Central area for focusing, understanding, and collaborating on analytics assets
Uncover usage patterns to understand and optimize your BI and analytics investments.
Define the structure and processes of your extended analytics organization to speed and consistently execute your strategy…