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If you’re debating between Domo vs. Tableau, you’re limiting your options. When considering the right business intelligence (BI) platform for your business, you need to consider a full spectrum of features and characteristics, not to mention as many platforms as you can find.

Figuring out your database architecture doesn’t have to cost you money along with your sanity. There are many database diagramming tools that are not only incredibly useful but also free. We went ahead and gathered seven of the top free database diagramming tools here for you to explain how each one works and why they’re free in the first place.

Ad hoc analysis (aka ad hoc reporting) is the process of using business data to find specific answers to in-the-moment, often one-off, questions. It introduces flexibility and spontaneity to the traditionally rigid process of BI reporting (occasionally at the expense of accuracy).

There is a lot of free data out there, ready for you to use for school projects, for market research, or just for fun. Before you get too crazy, though, you need to be aware of the quality of the data you find. Here are a few great sources for free data and a few ways to determine their quality.

Self-service BI is indispensable for any company that calls itself “data-driven,” thanks to its ability to make data accessible to all. If you’re in the market for a self-service BI platform, here’s what you need to know.

Reporting with business intelligence (BI) used to require extensive data modeling and deep SQL knowledge in order to find insights. Modern BI reporting is thankfully much simpler. If you’re starting from scratch, there are eight steps to modern BI reporting you need to go through.

Embedded BI/embedded analytics is vital for modern businesses and it’s not as hard as you might think to get started. Here are three ways to get started with embedded business intelligence.

Storytelling with data is a balance between art and science. This balancing act can lead to specific circumstances where a pie chart is vital to the art of conveying the meaning behind the data, despite the fact that it’s scientifically not necessarily the best way to visualize data. To navigate this balancing act, you need to understand the elements of good data visualization and five of the best practices that’ll help you get there.

Embedded analytics gives your data the chance to venture out of the platforms and databases it normally lives within and prove its value in new ways. And this promise of new value has been gaining traction as of late.

There are many great business intelligence (BI) platforms out there that can help make your data teams better at their jobs, but only Chartio makes data truly accessible to everyone. Here's what makes Chartio different from other business intelligence tools.