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Jan 21st, 2013
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This post was originally published by our VP or sales and business development, Steven Schneider, on his blog, Slinging Software

It is generally assumed that business intelligence (BI) software is a one-way street – we gather information, synthesize it, and distribute it to the people that need it.  However, an important step is missing, which is to then take action on that information.  The reality is that traditional BI stacks don’t really do this. I was recently reminded of this point in a weekend twitter-verse conversation with Neil Raden of HiredBrains and Howard Dresner of Dresner Advisory Services  –  two highly

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Jan 16th, 2013
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The following post was originally published by our VP of sales and business development, Steven Schneider, on his blog, Slinging Software.

Yesterday, we launched the new version of Logi Info v11.

For those of you have that have been using Logi for sometime, the biggest change you will notice is dramatically improved visualizations out of the box and a higher degree of interactivity.

The improvement in visuals is something I have talked about internally for quite a long time. A few years ago our visuals out of the box were “ok," but recently they have, frankly, lagged the market.  The problem has always been that a talented individual could make the output look really good through styling, and in fact, one of our selling points has always been

Jan 14th, 2013
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Attention all Logi acolytes, denizens of Logi-Land, and others.

We are pleased to announce the launch of the latest version of Logi Analytics' complete information platform, Logi Info v11. For those not in the know, Logi Info is THE all-in-one, pure-web-application development platform, which enables end users and customers of varying levels of expertise, as well as audiences small and large, to:

Consume and monetize data investments via dashboarding, reporting, and analytics

View and leverage BI investment via web portals

Interact with core operational systems from anywhere via mobile applications

Embed data visualizations, interactivity, and

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Jan 7th, 2013
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The following post was originally published by Steven Schneider, VP of sales and business development at Logi Analytics, on his blog, Slinging Software.

When talking to a software provider about embedding dashboards, reporting, and analysis capabilities there are two hurdles we need to get over:  1) Why OEM? and 2) Why Us?  I thought I’d take a minute to talk about the first hurdle – Why OEM?

The “Why OEM” argument is a build vs. buy argument, and pretty much all BI vendors should have the same message (albeit some are better at delivering these benefits than others) - lower development costs, fast time to market, better capabilities, and so on.  This is an important argument,