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Improve revenue, loyalty, and productivity while controlling costs. It’s a given: Most shoppers are now armed with a mobile device when they enter a retail store. They are highly informed and expect retail employees they interact with to be at least, if not more knowledgeable about a store’s products, promotions, and services. This white paper outlines the 5 key benefits of a winning mobile app strategy, including new ways retailers can effectively leverage mobile technology as a competitive advantage. With the average shopper looking at their phone more than 150 times a day, learn how leading retailers leverage mobile technology to: Enhance customer experience Drive sales Boost customer loyalty Achieve operational efficiencies Download this white paper to find out how retailers with a powerful, effective mobile app program in place can win the battle for shoppers’ eyes and ears — and wallets.

Mobile retail applications empower associates with store operations data, merchandising, and logistics.

Providing Store Team Leaders with Easy Access to Sales and Operations KPIs, Enabling Timely and Intelligent Decision-Making.

Mobile retail applications empower associates with store operations data, merchandising, and logistics.

A detailed look into how to Give retailers the right information at the right time to make the right decisions.

Empowering Executives and Other Managers with a Powerful iPad App That Provides Business Insights From Anywhere, at Any Time

MicroStrategy Mobile Apps are transforming the Retail Industry by providing unprecedented insights into store operations,inventory,and customer satisfaction.

Apple Premium Resellers use MicroStrategy Intelligence Dashboards on the iPad. See how these retail stores use our mobile platform to design beautiful, data-rich dashboards. See why MicroStrategy is the vendor of choice for Apple Premium Resellers.

A panel of industry experts, including Steve Cornett, Director of Enterprise Information Services with Lowe's Companies, Inc.,

Hear how Whole Foods Market is using Mobile Business Intelligence to balance both individual store effectiveness and regional uniqueness while promoting the efficiencies of "oneness."

Guess GMobile app, developed using the MicroStrategy Mobile App Platform, instantly delivers up-to-the-minute operational information to their employees via the iPad.

The MicroStrategy 2018 Global State of Enterprise Analytics Report, which surveyed 500 decision-makers from around the globe, reveals that leading organizations create a competitive edge through their use of data, with 63% experiencing improved efficiency and productivity, 57% realizing faster, more effective decision making, and 51% achieving better financial performance. Other top benefits include improved customer experiences, improved customer acquisition and retention, and the identification and creation of new revenue streams—all keys to digital transformation. What else did the 2018 report reveal? Read all the insights with both global and geo-specific views here. This infographic shares a few highlights from the new 44-page report which serves as a benchmarking resource for all data-driven organizations.

By 2025, the total amount of data produced will grow to 175 zettabytes, according to IDC’s Data Age 2025 Report. How will enterprises evolve over the next year to manage and make the most of this unprecedented growth? Download 10 Enterprise Analytics Trends to Watch in 2019 to learn how leading organizations will win with embedded and augmented analytics, HyperIntelligence, collaboration, enterprise AI strategies, and more. This eBook details the transformational technologies data-driven organizations will need to leverage to get and stay ahead in 2019 and beyond, with contributions from thought leaders, including: Mike Gualtieri of Forrester Research Ray Wang and Doug Henschen of Constellation Research Mark Smith and David Menninger of Ventana Research Chandana Gopal of IDC Ronald van Loon, and more. Is your organization ready for the data-driven future? Read 10 Enterprise Analytics Trends to Watch in 2019 today to find out.

A&BI platforms are evolving beyond data visualization and dashboards to encompass augmented and advanced analytics. Data and analytics leaders should enable a broader set of users with new expanded capabilities to increase the business impact of their investments.

The MicroStrategy 2018 Global State of Enterprise Analytics Report, which surveyed 500 decision-makers from around the globe, reveals that leading organizations create a competitive edge through their use of data, with 63% experiencing improved efficiency and productivity, 57% realizing faster, more effective decision making, and 51% achieving better financial performance. Other top benefits include improved customer experiences, improved customer acquisition and retention, and the identification and creation of new revenue streams—all keys to digital transformation. What else did the 2018 report reveal? Read all the insights with both global and geo-specific views here. This infographic shares a few highlights from the new 44-page report which serves as a benchmarking resource for all data-driven organizations.

By 2025, the total amount of data produced will grow to 175 zettabytes, according to IDC’s Data Age 2025 Report. How will enterprises evolve over the next year to manage and make the most of this unprecedented growth? Download 10 Enterprise Analytics Trends to Watch in 2019 to learn how leading organizations will win with embedded and augmented analytics, HyperIntelligence, collaboration, enterprise AI strategies, and more. This eBook details the transformational technologies data-driven organizations will need to leverage to get and stay ahead in 2019 and beyond, with contributions from thought leaders, including: Mike Gualtieri of Forrester Research Ray Wang and Doug Henschen of Constellation Research Mark Smith and David Menninger of Ventana Research Chandana Gopal of IDC Ronald van Loon, and more. Is your organization ready for the data-driven future? Read 10 Enterprise Analytics Trends to Watch in 2019 today to find out.

A&BI platforms are transitioning from delivering simple, manual self-service to supporting more advanced, automated analytic use cases via growing, augmented, ML-driven capabilities. Data and analytics leaders should enable broader use cases to increase their investments’ business impact.

A&BI platforms are transitioning from delivering simple, manual self-service to supporting more advanced, automated analytic use cases via growing, augmented, ML-driven capabilities. Data and analytics leaders should enable broader use cases to increase their investments’ business impact.

The use of analytics has exploded across business, and the value it already has delivered has heightened executives' expectations. Now data can be processed in real time to meet a constantly widening range of analytic needs. How your organization utilizes them in the next decade will be essential to your success.

The use of analytics has exploded across business, and the value it already has delivered has heightened executives' expectations. Now data can be processed in real time to meet a constantly widening range of analytic needs. How your organization utilizes them in the next decade will be essential to your success. These developments come at an opportune time. Organizations are being over-whelmed by the rivers of data generated by applications and systems on-premises or flowing in via the cloud. At the same time, the cost of computational power has declined dramatically, making it practical to apply analytics to and generate information on just about anything. But no advance comes without challenges. While the widespread availability of analytics has created seemingly valuable insights, executives and managers are finding that those insights are not easily linked to steps that will improve business outcomes or optimize actions. Furthermore, analytics are not always easy for line of b

Data and analytics are the key accelerants of digitalization, transformation and “ContinuousNext” efforts. As a result, data and analytics leaders will be counted upon to affect corporate strategy and value, change management, business ethics, and execution performance.

Data and analytics are the key accelerants of digitalization, transformation and “ContinuousNext” efforts. As a result, data and analytics leaders will be counted upon to affect corporate strategy and value, change management, business ethics, and execution performance.

Over the last decade, the enterprise analytics landscape has dramatically transformed. Vendors have come and gone, and platforms have continually expanded their offerings to include new functionality and keep pace with the demands of the businesses they serve. Originally envisioned as an IT-centric tool for enterprise reporting, analytics today has evolved into a business solution—empowering a range of users across every line of business, including front-line employees, field personnel, and executives. The rise of self-service analytics over the past decade has played a key role in promoting a data-driven mindset within every business function. However, this practice is limited to a skilled few. The vast majority of business professionals lack the time, analytical skills, or inclination to conduct their own analyses, and fail to effectively use analytics on a day-to-day basis. The result? Despite decades of investments, BI adoption at most organizations remains at 30%. The failure of e

With trends such as big data, artificial intelligence and IoT dominating today’s business technology headlines, the buzz around enterprise mobility (now considered known and familiar) may have lessened, but its importance has not. Consider its key role in today’s top tech trends, and then also consider this. According to an Oxford Economics survey of 500 senior IT executives, CEOs, and other senior managers, 80% say workers cannot do their jobs effectively without a mobile device. The same survey shows: 82% say mobile devices are critical to employee productivity 82% say mobile devices are critical to agility and the speed of decision making 76% say mobile devices are critical to customer service and satisfaction 75% say mobile devices are critical to innovation and collaboration 70% say mobile devices are critical to employee satisfaction and 70% say mobile devices are critical to revenue growth. The known and familiar now demands a fresh look and focus from enterprise organizations a

Why HyperIntelligence? Today, despite massive investments in data, IT infrastructure, and analytics software, the adoption of analytics continues to lag behind. In fact, according to Gartner, most organizations fail to hit the 30% mark. That means that more than 70% of people at most organizations are going without access to the critical information they need to perform to the best of their abilities. What’s stopping organizations from breaking through the 30% barrier and driving the pervasive adoption of intelligence? Simple. The majority of existing tools only cater to users who are naturally analytically inclined—the analysts, data scientists, and architects of the world. The other 70%—the people making the operational decisions daily within a business—simply lack the time, skill, or desire to seek out data and intelligence on their own. HyperIntelligence helps organizations operationalize their existing investments and arm everyone across the organization with intelligence. Whether