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Yellowfin BI – A Fast Attractive Fish in the Business Intelligence Ocean

The Yellowfin tuna is a very attractive fish with a dark blue body, silver belly and bright yellow fins and tail. Their rear dorsal and anal fins can look like scimitars in mature adults giving them the appearance of a flying crossbow when they jump out of the water. Their body shape is sleek, powerful and built for speed and they can swim up to 50 mph enabling them to cross entire oceans.
Yellowfin BI is a totally integrated business intelligence tool that, like the fish it is named after, is very attractive and very fast. It is also starting to make some real waves in the increasingly crowded sea of business intelligence solutions.

It’s intuitive user interface both on the PC and mobile makes viewing, interaction and discovery a veritable pleasure of the senses. Whether you are navigating reports, performing drill anywhere analysis or delving into dashboards, everything is just a click or a touch to reveal the next dazzling visualization of your data. The functionality in Yellowfin BI is everything you would expect to find in a next generation BI tool – visual reporting and analysis, powerful dashboards, location intelligence , mobile BI, collaboration, alerting, a full metadata layer, comprehensive security, scheduling and publishing.

Yet what makes Yellowfin BI stand out from the other BI fish in the sea is that it is a totally integrated solution – one tool that does it all and where all the functionality works seamlessly together. After going through more than a decade of BI suites with so many overlapping tools that often compete rather than complement each other, it is a breath of fresh air to find a full function and completely integrated BI tool.

And, the best part is that Yellowfin BI is available to be purchased on an annual subscription basis inclusive of maintenance starting with a 5 user license for just $3,000 a year. You get all the functionality in just one tool for a price that everybody can afford. You can add or remove licenses incrementally as you need – incredibly simple and so logical.

This is the future of business intelligence tools – attractive, fast, simple and affordable.

InfoSol will be featuring Yellowfin BI at IBIS 2013 – www.limitlessbi.com – with a one day pre-seminar hands-on training class – see also https://infosolblog.com/yellowfin-deep-dive-at-ibis-2013-hands-on-training/ . Then on the Monday, one of the keynotes will be delivered by Glen Rabie, the visionary CEO and co-founder of Yellowfin, discussing the future of BI. Glen will also be presenting in the Next Generation of Business Intelligence Executive Seminar track http://limitlessbi.com/the-next-generation-of-business-intelligence

I predict that we are going to be seeing a lot of Yellowfin BI emerging everywhere and our oceans of data will be all the better for it.

About Paul

Paul Grill, Co-Founder and CEO of Infosol Inc., is an information technology guru with more than 40 years’ experience in the IT industry. Recognized as an industry expert, Paul’s vision is to collaborate and develop long-term global relationships, resulting in the successful implementation of business intelligence solutions. Paul believes a company’s success with Business Intelligence is a combination of data and people’s insights and actions. He believes in the coexistence of technologies. With a strong portfolio of clients ranging from fortune 50 companies, start-ups, and middle market, Paul takes pride in his ability to deliver positive transformations impacting company’s productivity and profitability through the application of business intelligence. He is often heard saying that “data holds amazing nuggets that can be used to create limitless BI solutions that make a difference in people’s lives”. Throughout Paul’s career, he has been a speaker, lecturer, and writer sharing his passion for Information Technology and Business Intelligence. On a personal note, Paul is an avid runner, Tai Chi practitioner, and youth soccer coach. Paul’s curiosity for knowledge expands beyond technology with a passion for Ancient Egyptology and Gorillas.

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