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Get Tweeting at #AATC and Win an iPad from Indicee and Pervasive!

by Elizabeth Adams on May 4th, 2012

NextGen company, Indicee, has teamed up with Pervasive Software (Pervasive) to launch a dashboard that will track Twitter activity during the SIIA’s All About the Cloud event on May 8 – 10, 2012.

Indicee Twitter Dashboard for All About the Cloud

The dashboard combines a real-time view of tweet velocity, powered by Indicee’s streaming capabilities, with a more traditional analytics view of the Twitter data, using a connector from Pervasive.

We’ll be following Twitter activity over the full three days of the show to get insight on trending event topics, most active tweeters and even which speakers are the most engaging!

Attendees can win prizes, including a brand new iPad, by using the #AATC and #indiceedb (Indicee dashboard) hashtags during the show.

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The April BI Round-Up

by Elizabeth Adams on April 30th, 2012

Necktie with Tradeshow Delegate BadgeIt’s events season! The Gartner BI Summit in LA, Big Data Week and the Cloud Analytics Summit all took place in April. As ever, these events prompted much debate around the value of cloud computing in the BI space, adoption rates and, of course, understanding “Big Data”.

Here’s our round-up of the best news, views and events from the last month:

BI, Performance Management Software Market Surpassed $12B via eWeek
Worldwide revenue in the market for business intelligence, analytic applications and performance management software rose 16 percent to $12.2 billion in 2011, and was the second-fastest growing sector in the overall worldwide enterprise software market, according to a new report from Gartner. Dan Sommer, Principal Analyst, predicts that cloud, mobile, social and big data will play a key role in increased adoption over the next 10 years.

Look Who’s Going to the Big Data Party via E-Commerce Times
All the major cloud BI players (including the Indicee team) came out for the Cloud Analytics Summit last week. Here, Jeff Kaplan explains why the theme was Capitalizing on BI & Big Data in the Cloud, and provides a good overview of the market.

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Webinar: No More Data Warehouses!

by Craig Todd on April 26th, 2012

No Warehouse ImageAre you thinking about setting up a data warehouse? Interested in learning how to get data from your source systems into Indicee? Then join me next Thursday, for a practical session on building Indicee data libraries.

Unlike traditional data warehouses, Indicee data libraries make it easy to combine data from multiple source systems, to reduce data silos and improve accuracy when reporting.

During this session, you’ll learn how to:

  • Improve data quality and consistency
  • Provide a single common data model for all data, regardless of source
  • Restructure data so it’s accessible by business users
  • Ensure excellent query performance, even for complex analytic queries, without impacting operational systems.

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Indicee Expands into the US with an Office in San Francisco

by Scott Waldrum on April 19th, 2012

VANCOUVER, BC – Following several months of rapid growth, Vancouver-based startup Indicee Inc. (“Indicee”) today announced the opening of a new office in San Francisco, to better access industry events and work more closely with customers in the Bay Area.

Quote from Mark Cunningham, IndiceeIndicee, the leading cloud business intelligence platform company, launched their Powered by Indicee Partner Program last year to allow other software companies and online services to deliver world-class reporting and analytics to their customers. Since the launch, the company’s headcount and customer base has grown steadily, with many hailing from Silicon Valley.

“Indicee is growing rapidly,” explained Mark Cunningham, Founder and CEO, Indicee. “Since launching our dedicated partner acquisition program in December 2011, we’ve quickly built up a base of partners who are using Indicee to unlock their customer data through embedded analytics, as well as many who use it as an internal business intelligence tool. Today, a large number of our customers are cloud-based ISVs in the Valley, so establishing an office and team in the area is the next logical step for Indicee.”

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BI Mashups with Indicee

by Luke Evans on April 18th, 2012

One of the ways in which Indicee stands out from traditional BI tools is its ease of use. So, when Wayne Eckerson, Director of Research at TechTarget, put together a video whiteboard exploring the high-level concepts of BI mashups recently, we were inspired to create our own version showing how Indicee puts the power of mashups into the hands of business users.

In his video, Wayne talked about gadgetizing the various outputs of the BI process and placing them into libraries so they can be mashed together on the fly; by developers at the beginning of the process (connection, ETL and query stages), and by business users at the display and delivery stages.

This idea of making the different BI components shareable and reusable is something we get pretty excited about at Indicee (I wrote about this in my recent post Cooking Up a Better BI). So, we wanted to show you how we’re putting the theory into practice and enabling business users to mash together components at almost every stage of the BI process, to make useful content for themselves and others.

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Indicee Named a NextGen Company by the Software & Information Industry Association

by Elizabeth Adams on April 12th, 2012

VANCOUVER, BC – Indicee Inc. (“Indicee”), the leading cloud business intelligence platform, has been selected as one of just four 2012 ‘NextGen Program’ companies by the Software & Information Industry Association (“SIIA”).

Quote from Rhianna Collier, SIIAThe SIIA identified the final four companies that will take part in their NextGen Program in an announcement made earlier this week. The program recognizes innovative cloud computing companies and provides them with an opportunity to showcase their products at ISV conference All About the Cloud, on May 8-10 in San Francisco.

Indicee was chosen from over forty initial applicants and thirteen finalists by a panel of industry judges. The final companies were whittled down to just four winners based on scores across three areas of innovation: product, business model and presentation.

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