Embedded analytics – using a Salesforce model

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Embedded analytics seems nowhere more obvious or better applied than through Salesforce.com customers. Obviously this is not meant as a blanket statement, but looking at analytics and sales analytics specifically, the convergence of on-demand offerings with analytics to use on top of an organization’s CRM applications shows that embedding analytics within an organization’s operational systems can be made simple. Unlike traditional offerings that

Embedded analytics seems nowhere more obvious or better applied than through Salesforce.com customers. Obviously this is not meant as a blanket statement, but looking at analytics and sales analytics specifically, the convergence of on-demand offerings with analytics to use on top of an organization’s CRM applications shows that embedding analytics within an organization’s operational systems can be made simple. Unlike traditional offerings that require a strong internal IT infrastructure as a base, with on-demand solution offerings, and now with the use of Force.com that enables organizations to pick and choose partner solutions, the use of embedded analytics becomes easier.  

With this possibility, it begs the question of whether this type of model will become the norm among other applications in terms of making it easier for organizations to integrate disparate solutions without additional hassle. And if not, maybe it should be in specific circumstances when organizations are trying to take advantage of analytics and BI within their operational systems.

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