From Preventative To Predictive Maintenance
Preventative maintenance and planned maintenance are widely employed across many industry sectors. They are characterized by regular predetermined maintenance intervals or a component’s expected lifecycle....
Minimize Risk & Maximize Opportunities
In today’s world of data tsunami, it is insufficient to just collect data from a bunch of sources and react to it sporadically. You...
TIBCO and Mercedes-AMG Petronas Motorsport Form Global Partnership
TIBCO is thrilled to announce a global partnership with the 2016 FIA Formula One World Champions, Mercedes-AMG Petronas Motorsport. As an Official Team Partner, TIBCO...
Embedded Analytics Part 5: Using Big Data to Transform Learning with Waggle
In the fifth and final part of our series on Jaspersoft’s new eGuide, Embedded Analytics—A new era of competitive advantage for software makers, we take...
Reducing Time-to-Insight with Automated Written Narratives by Wordsmith
In January, TIBCO and Automated Insights announced a partnership to bring automated narrative explanations to TIBCO Spotfire dashboards. The integration of Automated Insights’ natural...
Embedded Analytics Part 4: The Who, What, and Why of Embedded Analytics
To buy, or to build? That is the question… when it comes to Business Intelligence (BI) software. And it’s the subject of part 4...
The Secret to Data-Driven Apps
Do you think that FitBit could sell more than 60 million devices and maintain 20 million+ active users without help from data? Without data, those...
Artificial Intelligence Just Got Even Smarter
Little can rival the ascendancy of Artificial Intelligence’s (AI) profile from a niche concern to technology’s hottest theme, transcending the pages of the technical...
Embedded Analytics Part 3: Complexity vs. Competitiveness—Two Sides of the Same Coin
In-application analytics can make software more valuable to users and more profitable for your business but it’s not without its challenges. The most sophisticated...
Four Game Changers in Enterprise Reporting
The first electronic business reports required a highly skilled technician to physically patch wires into a board. The output was then printed on paper....