Multi-tenancy is a concept that refers to the ability of a software application or system to serve multiple tenants, or customers, on a shared infrastructure. In simpler terms, it is the capability of a single instance of a software application to accommodate multiple users or organizations, each with their own datasets and customization options.

Adopting a new business intelligence (BI) solution requires a thorough understanding of its feature-set and functionality in order to ensure analytics is integrated into your business as seamlessly as possible and that the value of your new tool is realized. Previously, we have covered how Yellowfin can be used with Power BI as a complementary solution.

In part one of this series, we discussed the evolution of Yellowfin’s Guided NLQ solution and focused on aspects of Guided NLQ that stand apart from the competition. In part two, we then compared Guided NLQ to Sisense's equivalent NLQ solution, Sisense Simply Ask. In part three, we will look deeper at another competitor’s NLQ offering, Microsoft Power BI and its Q&A feature.

Embedded analytics solutions have become increasingly popular in recent years, as more organizations across multiple sectors recognize the value of integrating advanced business intelligence (BI) and analytical capabilities into their existing software applications. Such solutions allow for deeper insights from data to make more informed decisions - this is well established.