Bime 1.75 is out and it’s a massive release, both in terms of new features and improvements. More connectors, more advanced visualizations, even more performance on your calculations and, yes, all come with a touch of sex appeal.

We Are Cloud was covered in the print edition of one of France’s leading IT magazines, 01 Informatique, on Tuesday.

Following a recent conversation with two data mining and analysis gurus from the University of Montpellier, we thought we’d share our thoughts on why, how and where BI should be taught

Applying Bime’s filters strategically is a powerful method to allow dashboard users to see important results quickly, but also to override the filters and explore all of the data when required.

Technical, complex and exhaustive. But do Product Evaluation Spreadsheets really provide a robust method for selecting software?

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

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“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.”

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