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Dimensional Insight named a Strong Performer in the 2025 Voice of the Customer for Analytics and BI
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Dimensional Insight Recognized in KLAS 2025 Consistent High Performers Report
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12.01.25
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Leveraging Advanced Analytics and AI Tools to Derive Actionable Insights from Complex Healthcare Datasets
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An Election Year Puts the Spotlight on the Energy Industry
As the 2026 election nears, energy prices are expected to be front and center in the political conversation. Lawmakers who already felt prices were too high will use that as a point of attack towards their opponents. Lawmakers facing blame for not acting enough to stop rising costs will look to try to come up with a solution that can save customers money.
If nothing else, the debates shine a light on how complicated the utilities industry can be and how much there is to consider for companies doing their best to do their work while keeping costs reasonable. Here is an examination of some of that complexity, and how analytics can help make sense of it all.
How Data Helps Improve Accessibility
Data can sometimes be intangible. We don’t encounter the numbers in our everyday lives that organizations spend most of their time trying to make sense of in order to better their business. Sometimes, though, data is very much tangible, and people encounter it all the time, but might not think about it because it doesn’t apply to them. That’s the case with accessibility.
The Americans With Disabilities Act Standards for Accessible Design lay out the requirements for businesses’ accessibility. So much of that is data that has a great impact on the lives of millions of people—16% of the global population, according to the World Health Organization. Here’s a look at some of the ways that information gets to the people who need it, and how that can offer a road map for how analytics can work for your organization.