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Embedded BI and Augmented Analytics includes traditional BI components like dashboards, KPIs, Reports with interactive drill-down, drill through, slice and dice and self-serve analytics capabilities. Improve user adoption and ROI for BI investments and for existing technology and software investments. Benefits of Embedded BI.
The silo approach to data is never a good idea if you want to improve total cost of ownership (TCO), return on investment (ROI) and user adoption! It is also supported by advanced analytics components including natural language processing (NLP) search analytics, and assisted predictivemodeling to enable the Citizen Data Scientist culture.
Return on Investment Now we bring it all together to calculate the ROI on embedded analytics. Costs: The investment in developing and maintaining the solution. “-1”: The formula assures that a positive ROI is achieved only when benefits exceed the costs. The formula looks like this: ($750k / $250k) = 3, so the ROI is 200 percent.
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