Sisense, the leading AI-driven platform for infusing analytics everywhere, announced that it has been named a Leader in The Forrester Wave™: Augmented Business Intelligence Platforms, Q3 2021 evaluation.
Being one of six companies to receive this coveted ranking, Sisense has attained the highest scores possible in the criteria of strategic execution, innovation, and planned enhancements. It also received the highest possible scores in the (ML) for data scientists, natural language generation (NLG), collaboration, operations, modern architecture and extensibility and customisation criteria.
Forrester Vice President and Principal Analyst Boris Evelson said in the report: “Sisense can be your one-stop shop for BI and data science personas. Sisense Fusion comes very close to letting your organization consolidate several types of analytic application development platforms.”
Sisense Fusion is an AI-driven embedded analytics platform for infusing intelligence into business workflows, processes, and applications. It goes beyond dashboards by providing customised actionable insights at any time employees and customers need them.
The Sisense Fusion Platform is the most cloud extensible analytics platform to create personalised insights in every workflow, process, business application or customer platform. Sisense Fusion Embed differentiates products by infusing fully white-labeled and customised analytic experiences into customer SaaS applications, while Sisense Fusion Analytics infuses intelligence into workflows and processes that accelerate business growth.
Ashley Kramer, Sisense’s chief product and marketing officer, said:
“Most BI and analytics solutions were built and targeted at only the analyst, but Sisense is doing its best to make meaningful and actionable business intelligence more readily available to all users and business decision makers.”
“We believe this Forrester Wave leadership ranking as a leader demonstrates our focus on infusing analytics everywhere is gaining traction. Indeed, we are truly redefining how companies think about augmented BI.”
