How Product Analytics Differs From Embedded Analytics and Why You Need Both
Summary
The digital revolution has sparked a wave of innovation as companies strive to meet consumers where they spend the most time — on web and mobile devices. Analytics is vital now because providing end-users with the ability to analyze, slice, and dice data within the context of their application is essential to staying competitive in today’s fast-paced digital world. To increase user engagement and enhance customer satisfaction, product leaders and developers need to create insightful, user-friendly experiences within their applications. To get there, companies are utilizing business intelligence tools to analyze important data and gain valuable insights to inform their decision-making process. Armed with this insight, the product manager can develop a plan to improve the other features or retire those that aren’t adding value in the context of the page.