NEWTON, Mass., Oct. 13, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Attivio (www.Attivio.com), the Data Dexterity Company, today announced the release of Attivio Data Source Discovery for Tableau, a self-service solution designed to radically reduce – from months to minutes - the time typically required to provision the right data for analysis in Tableau. Attivio for Tableau streamlines the data discovery process by providing Tableau end users with an e-commerce-like shopping experience for their data, empowering them to quickly identify and unify all the right data for analysis in Tableau, while enabling IT executives to retain complete control over data access and governance.
"Forrester Research estimates that 64% of any BI initiative is wasted on manually searching for and understanding data sources before any data preparation can even be done," said Stephen Baker, CEO of Attivio. "Attivio Data Source Discovery for Tableau dramatically accelerates the profiling, identifying, and unifying steps of the data discovery process, eliminating the principle bottleneck between agile data sources and Tableau. This transforms analyst productivity, yields a far better return on Tableau investments, and enables top executives, such as Chief Data Officers, to drive global impact by accelerating data democratization," continued Baker.
Gartner estimates that by 2017, 90% of big data information assets will be siloed and inaccessible across multiple business processes. To address that challenge head-on, Attivio announces that Tableau 9 has achieved platinum-level partner certification, as the solution enables search-based data discovery directly from Tableau. The combined solution will enable Tableau end users to break down data silos to generate visualizations based on all the right information available from across their enterprise.
To see a demo of Attivio Data Source Discovery for Tableau, please join Attivio Chief Executive Officer, Stephen Baker, and Chief Product Officer, Greg Goldsmith, for a webinar tomorrow, Wednesday, October 14th at 2 p.m. To register, please visit here.
Next week, Tableau users can see a demo of Attivio Data Source Discovery at the Tableau Conference, October 19-23, at the MGM hotel in Las Vegas, at booth #613. Also, on Wednesday, October 21 at 2:45 p.m. in CC 204, EMC will share their perspective on how Attivio Data Source Discovery can transform today's approach to powering Tableau.
"Having a line of sight to all of the right data is critical in order to transform that data into actual outcomes for the business, and we see our own clients struggle with this all the time," said Aidan J. O'Brien, General Manager of EMC's Strategic Big Data Initiative. "Our customers are fighting to be that one step ahead of their competition, and that means they need to transform data into insights – and take action on those insights – as fast as possible. Attivio Data Source Discovery for Tableau provides a fast, easy, self-service solution for powering Tableau that we believe a great deal of our own clients will find powerful."
For more information, connect with Attivio on Twitter and LinkedIn, or visit www.attivio.com.
About Attivio
Attivio, the Data Dexterity Company, provides software that empowers its customers to get their hands on the right data and to work with it to quickly get it to the point of informing decisions. At Attivio, we believe that there is tremendous untapped value in enterprise information ecosystems. Many of the world's leading brands rely on us to gain immediate visibility into all of their information, not just the data sitting in known databases. Our data obsession means that our customers don't just manage their data; they achieve true Data Dexterity to crush deadlines, transform productivity, achieve global impact, and act with certainty. For more information, please visit www.attivio.com
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