Business Analysis without the Hassle

ADVIZOR Solutions® is today's leading provider of easy-to-use business analysis software. From the desktop to the enterprise, business managers and analysts can easily load data, do analysis, and share results within minutes - and all they need is a mouse!

ADVIZOR frees both business managers and IT folks from the headaches of traditional business intelligence software platforms. With ADVIZOR there is no expensive platform to purchase, and if you've already paid the price, ADVIZOR will enhance your existing business intelligence investment at a fraction of the cost.

ADVIZOR combines award winning data visualization software with in-memory-data-management and predictive analytics to provide simpler and more intuitive problem solving capabilities than Excel Pivot tables or advanced tools such as SPSS, SAS, or BI front-ends, such as Business Objects and Cognos.

Three key new technologies are changing the playing field in business intelligence:

• In-memory-data-management
• Data Visualization
• Predictive Analytics

Gartner, Aberdeen, Forrester, and others assert that new technologies will enable Business Intelligence to increase its penetration from ~20% of potential users today, to over 50% in the next 5 years - a 2.5x increase! This means that frontline staff will be able to use business intelligence to answer their own questions with little or no assistance from technical experts.

What are these technologies? How do they actually help business people make better and faster decisions? This webinar explores these technologies, and shows how they make it much easier for people to address their key questions from data they already have on hand. Includes case studies from several of ADVIZOR's clients.

This webinar discusses how predictive analytics can be used by your team to make better decisions every day, without help from consultants or other outside experts. We demonstrate how to use predictive analytics to find and rank new target donors for a campaign, and then discuss the hands on experience, "how to", and what worked and what didn't with representatives from both Dartmouth and University of Pennsylvania. There is a Q&A session included at the end of this webiar.