Sisense stories

More businesses than ever before are leveraging the power of AI and real-time analytics to fast-track operational efficiency at unprecedented rates.>>

Business intelligence firm Sisense sees a future in analytics and code-first functionality.>>

More Australian and New Zealand organisations are harnessing the power of AI and data to drive revenue growth and improve efficiencies.>>

Credit Clear says offering customers the ability to pay as they go has been a welcome move, particularly as the pandemic puts undue stress on financial situations and overdue payments.>>

Just a quarter of companies report that they achieved their goals of forging a data culture and creating a data-driven organisation. Why?>>

AI-driven cloud platform Sisense has announced the appointment of Paul Scholey and Kristina Agassi.>>

Sisense has announced it has been named the leader in the Forrester Wave Augmented Business Intelligence Platforms, Q3 2021 evaluation.>>

When an organisation gives their employees access to data analytics, it gives their talent pool access to context to make the best decision — all in real-time. >>

Sisense has announced the Sisense Extense Framework, developed to deliver AI-driven analytic experiences directly to users without leaving their workflow. >>

The ripple effects of the pandemic, economic shifts and new ways of working are increasing pressure on organisations to become more data-driven.>>

As part of the new partnership, Sisense can now connect directly to Snowflake’s data warehouse using the certified 'real-time live connector'. >>

Bakery franchise Bakers Delight has leveraged data and analytics to plan its digital transformation and improve the experience for its franchisees and customers.>>

Businesses fail more frequently today than ever, in part due to a lack of understanding around correct implementation of data analytics.>>

“Instead of requiring people to change their habits and leave their workflows to get insights, infusing the data and actionable intelligence directly where users need it most is the key driving better business outcomes.”>>

Profectus has recovered $120 million from transaction errors in recent years, and most of these were due to human error.>>

Companies across Australia and New Zealand are realising the importance of growing their analytics capabilities, which has only become even more critical in the COVID era.>>

AI and analytics firm Sisense has welcomed former Mimecast SVP of finance Adam Towns as its new chief financial officer.>>

Sisense Fusion allows users to build customised analytic experiences inside their customer and employee-facing applications for delivering analytics.>>

In the wake of the Payment Times Reporting Scheme coming into effect this year, the two companies have developed an approach to save businesses time and money.>>

sing Embedded analytics is a great way to make sure that everyone in your organisation is following the same process and making smarter data-driven decisions.>>

The pandemic has propelled the maturity of BI and data & analytics within A/NZ businesses, a new report from Sisense has revealed. >>

Workforce issues and new ways of working, adapting to shifts in the economy and the market, driving revenue and managing cashflow are top-of-mind for businesses.>>

Given the economic impact of COVID-19, businesses across the APAC region need to identify and plug financial leakage quickly to prevent further losses. Data analytics could be the answer.>>