A lack of customization and functionality prevents your users from being able to see their data how they want to. Few dashboards are expected to serve the needs of many and limited self-service and interactivity features don't match the skill levels of those that use them.
Developer teams are expected to source and build features on a tight timeline, but keeping up with user demand for analytical functionality eats up time and money, taking resources away from core app features and amassing technical debt that stalls the product roadmap.
Disparate data sources hinder connectivity and components built on a security framework that requires duplication across different layers increases vulnerabilities and reduces control over user access.
Only 46% of users report that their analytics solutions are user-friendly.
Complete control means that you can customize unique experiences for deeper insights and global themes so that the analytics blend in with your app. Keep users in your application with seamlessly embedded analytics that offer personalized self-service and interactivity.
Drive value 4x faster with Logi so you can speed up your roadmap, without detracting from innovating your core features. Get to market sooner so you can set yourself apart.
Leverage your existing data and server infrastructure to securely build, deploy, and scale the analytics layer of your application without spending more on additional technology.
And, avoid heavy data modeling by connecting directly to data sources.
The world of data analytics is changing fast as organizations look to gain competitive advantages through the application of timely data.
As the analytics landscape has evolved, application teams who need to embed dashboards, reports, and other analytics capabilities in their commercial and corporate applications can choose from dozens of solutions. How do you differentiate one solution from the next?
Choosing the best solution for your dashboards and reports starts with understanding the types of analytics solutions on the market.
You’ll learn:
The nail in the coffin was when we started looking at what it would take to maintain a homegrown solution. It wasn’t just the technical support, but the ongoing investment needed to update and enhance the analytics down the road.
