Some ways you can use Bime:

“Accountant: instead of sending a spreadsheet each month, create an online dashboard and give your customer a unique url.”

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The Hidden Costs of Excel

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February 19, 2010 by robert

Why try and solve the problems of traditional software with more of the same?

Cloud computing and business intelligence news for 2010-02-16

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February 17, 2010 by nicolas

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Cloud computing and business intelligence news for 2010-02-09

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February 10, 2010 by nicolas

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Steve Dine, analyst at B-eye-Network, reviewed BIME!

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February 5, 2010 by rachel

“Getting started was surprisingly easy [...] The strengths of Bime are its low barrier to entry, ease of use, advanced visualizations, multi-tenant caching mechanism, web 2.0 interface, collaboration features and low cost. They make it easy for business users to upload data, perform an analysis, save it to a dashboard and share it with others.”

Happy new year 2010!

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January 5, 2010 by rachel

Full of gauges, radars, line charts, sparklines, bar chart, treemap, heatmap and more!

Cloud computing and business intelligence news for 2009-12-07

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December 8, 2009 by nicolas

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Introducing composite connections: mix data from any data sources in memory

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December 7, 2009 by nicolas

Today we introduced a new Beta feature in Bime: composite connections. Did you ever want to mix your salesforce.com data with your back office data? Or enrich the data in your relational databases with data from a simple excel spreadsheet? Well, if you are involved in the business of data analysis or decision making, there [...]