Month: November 2022

Domo was named a leader in a new, independent report from Nucleus Research. The 2022 report on Embedded Analytics recognized Domo Everywhere as a product leader with momentum to continue to expand the embedded analytics market. We’re honored to have our hard work in the space recognized and are excited about the future of embedded analytics and how Domo Everywhere allows customers to build, distribute, and even monetize their data.  

For the report, Nucleus Research analyzed technology products that allow companies to embed analytic data within other software tools. They built the report based on conversations with end-users, analysis of the most recently released capabilities from vendors in the market, and calculations on the value of future investments from the vendors in this space.  

Embedded analytics technology is growing quickly and changing rapidly. By continuing to innovate, Domo Everywhere stands out from the crowd in a big way. While the

An employee who gets distracted often needs at least 20 minutes to get back on task. That’s a lot of wasted time. Just think about how often you get distracted at work…

Being productive requires your complete attention. But when you lack the willpower to avoid distractions, let technology do the work for you. 

There are hundreds of these tools available – from screen recording to auto typing your commonly used phrases.

Top time-saving extensions for Chrome to hack your work day… 

1. Grammarly

Grammarly has proven to be one of the best tools for writers. The tool goes beyond just helping writers to correct spelling; it also helps with plagiarism and citation suggestions. It is every writer’s best friend. 

Grammarly helps reduce typing errors, which will, in turn, reduce your typing time. The best part of using Grammarly is that you can use the Grammarly extension on almost all

There are lots of very wrong myths out there about entrepreneurs that may be worthwhile for you to examine as you think about whether starting a business is right for you.

In his book, How to Start and Operate a Business: Winning the Entrepreneurial Game, which I published a number of years ago, author David Rye lists and debunks a number of the myths about entrepreneurs.

Myth No. 1: Entrepreneurs are high risk takers

Entrepreneurs, Rye states, are often thought of in terms of the risk they assume. Even the dictionary describes an entrepreneur as one who assumes business risks. However, like all prudent businesspeople, entrepreneurs know that taking high risks is a gamble. Entrepreneurs are neither high nor low risk takers. They prefer situations in which they can influence the outcome, and they like challenges if they believe the odds are in their favor.

They seldom act until they