Matthew Pugh

Director of Communications, LogiXML

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The Business Intelligence Gathered from Wifi'ing the Showroom

by Matthew Pugh

May 16th, 2013

The following blog post was originally published by Faizeen Khandaker, president Xtream IT, a Logi Analytics partner.

Changes are coming to the retail world. Big changes. And at Xtream, it’s vital for us to keep track of those changes, as we continue to fine tune our delivery of products and services to the Retail Marketing industries and their core data aggregators, the MSPs and MSOs in the Mystery Shoppping and Merchandising Service industries.

GigaOM had an amazing article in their paid content highlighting how technology will bring drastic changes to the showroom floor. The study outlines successes retailers have had by

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Logi Analytics Named SIIA Software CODiE Award Finalist for Best BI/Analytics Solution

by Matthew Pugh

Mar 26th, 2013

Last week, Logi Analytics' flagship product, Logi Info, was named an SIIA Software CODiE Award finalist for Best Business Intelligence/Analytics Solution. This is the first time Logi Analytics-Logi Info has been named a CODiE finalist.

The SIIA CODiE Awards are the premier award for the software and information industries, and have been recognizing product excellence for 27 years. The awards have more than 75 categories and are organized by industry focus of Content, Education and Software. This year there were 27 software categories, including 12 new and updated categories that reflect the continued growth and evolution of cloud computing, mobile, big data, and video.

Logi Info is an

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We Are Logi Analytics

by Matthew Pugh

Mar 18th, 2013

We are very excited to announce that today, LogiXML, officially became, Logi Analytics.

To most people, this change was long overdue. Looking back to 2000 when the company was founded, the name “LogiXML” was based on how our product worked. LOGIC needed to be defined in XML format using our product’s elements. Then our engine interprets the defined logic and delivers the app in the browser. Advancements in Web architectures and their associated data complexities continue to push our technologies beyond our XML-based roots and into modern, flexible, and extensible paradigms.

The name Logi Analytics, simply put, is more reflective of the company’s business and its growing

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Avoid the BI Bolt-On: Business Intelligence for Software Vendors

by Matthew Pugh

Mar 11th, 2013

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

When I work with software companies that are considering adding BI capabilities to their portfolio, they are typically deciding between one of three approaches:

Resell/Refer
Bolt-On
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While the first two approaches (resell/refer & Bolt-on) may seem like an easy way to address a need, these approaches typically lead to high dissatisfaction.

The resell / refer model is the least integrated, and not dissimilar from simply adding the ability to “export” data from the system. An ISV will choose a vendor, make sure it works reasonably well with the product, and

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