Open source business intelligence

Open source business intelligence News

November 20, 2020 20 Nov'20
Knime focused on performance speed of analytics platform

New nodes that enhance speed and efficiency are at the core of Knime's roadmap as the open source analytics vendor prepares its next update for release in December.
October 29, 2020 29 Oct'20
Voting fraud technology could play role in momentous election

Vendors, academics and data scientists are developing technologies to detect irregularities in voting patterns. The turbulent U.S. election could provide fertile turf for the tools.
May 15, 2019 15 May'19
Qlik multi-cloud, Kubernetes options drive cloud-first vision

Qlik advances its plan to be a cloud- and SaaS-first analytics vendor with new multi-cloud and Kubernetes deployment options. But on prem still is a priority -- for now.
September 14, 2016 14 Sep'16
SAS enters the arena of open source analytics tools with SAS Viya

With the release of SAS Viya, which is accessible to open source tools, the company is moving away from its traditional approach of releasing a complete piece of software.

Bring yourself up to speed with our introductory content

How to use machine learning to build a predictive algorithm

Machine learning is an invaluable tool for solving business problems, but don't jump into it for predictive analytics without understanding these important factors. Continue Reading
Kibana

Kibana is an open source data visualization and exploration platform from Elastic that is specialized for large volumes of streaming and real-time data. Continue Reading
Elastic

Elastic is a software company that provides products and services related to Elasticsearch, its distributed enterprise search engine. Continue Reading

Weigh the pros and cons of technologies, products and projects you are considering.

TIBCO Analytics targets data-driven users

TIBCO Spotfire provides users with self-service analytics capabilities, while TIBCO Jaspersoft aims to enable developers to make faster decisions based on actionable data. Continue Reading
Shortage of data scientists, big data pros vexes IoT efforts

There's an abundance of big data technologies that can support Internet of Things projects, but the pool of IT professionals with the advanced know-how to handle massive amounts of IoT data is limited. Continue Reading
The fine line between IoT data collection and privacy

Designing mobile apps to capture and analyze IoT data is difficult enough, but a greater hurdle can be ensuring consumer privacy laws aren't violated. Continue Reading

Learn to apply best practices and optimize your operations.

IoT data analytics spurred on by big data's expansion

Data from the Internet of Things creates opportunities to analyze equipment performance and track the activities of drivers and users of wearable devices. But IoT data analytics requires significant IT provisions. Continue Reading
Apache Hadoop spurs hopes but creates hardships for analytics users

Described as cutting edge, hot, niche and hard to use, Hadoop, like all celebrities, has its shining moments and its dismal displays. Continue Reading