Alteryx, the analytics automation company, has unveiled new self-service and enterprise-grade capabilities to its Alteryx Analytics Cloud Platform. The company’s enhanced platform offers an approachable, easy-to-use, drag-and-drop modern interface that is accessible to employees of all skill levels without compromising data governance or security standards. The new platform is designed to help customers make faster and more intelligent decisions, and it includes Alteryx Designer, a cloud-based product for analytics that makes analytics accessible to a wide range of users.
Kim Salerno, IT Systems Analyst Lead at Progressive Insurance, said, “We are excited about the release of the Alteryx Designer product for the cloud and the ability to make analytics accessible to a wide range of users while maintaining security. This is a natural fit for our analytics strategy. We look forward to continuing to welcome more analysts to our data community and providing them the opportunity to self-serve and enjoy the many benefits of Alteryx and working where their data lives.”
Alteryx’s innovations come at a crucial time when the company’s global 2023 State of Cloud Analytics Report found that cloud analytics will be an enterprise imperative for thriving in 2023. The report reveals that four out of five respondents expect cloud analytics to have a positive impact during economic uncertainty, and nearly 90 percent agreed that cloud analytics have helped them become more profitable.
“The 2023 State of Cloud Analytics report shows actual benefits of cloud analytics for decision making and operational efficiency among others far surpassed expectations,” said Suresh Vittal, Chief Product Officer at Alteryx. “With Alteryx’s best in-class experiences, on a cloud-native enterprise-grade platform, we are enabling our customers to navigate through uncertainty and succeed in the next era of digital transformation.”
The Alteryx Analytics Cloud Platform allows everyone to participate in the decision intelligence process regardless of job role, skill level, or department with an intuitive self-service drag-and-drop user experience (UX). With two-thirds of survey respondents indicating they would benefit from an easy and approachable cloud analytics interface, new Alteryx Analytics Cloud updates include the reimagined Designer Cloud interface that is now available in All Access, with more than 30 extended prep, blend, analysis, and automation tools for intelligent decision making.
The Alteryx Analytics Cloud Platform has achieved ISO 27001 certification, a globally recognized standard for information security management. Additionally, Designer Cloud and Alteryx Machine Learning have achieved SOC2 Type II certification, and the full Alteryx Analytics Cloud Platform is expected to complete this audit in the second half of 2023. The scalable, extensible, and open enterprise-grade platform now includes expanded flexibility for private data handling, giving customers control over where to store and process their data.
Christian Kleinerman, SVP of Product at Snowflake, said, “The Alteryx Analytics Cloud now brings the self-service data analytics interface to the browser, while Snowflake reduces the barrier to entry for more users. By providing in-database processing natively for data platforms, Snowflake and Alteryx help customers significantly speed up their analytics processing, while improving efficiency, security, and cost reduction.”
Alteryx’s Analytics Automation Platform delivers easy end-to-end automation of data engineering, analytics, reporting, machine learning, and data science processes, enabling enterprises everywhere to democratize data analytics across their organizations for a broad range of use cases. Over 8,000 customers globally rely on Alteryx to deliver high-impact business outcomes.
The company’s Alter.Next Virtual Summit will feature keynote speaker Barbara Corcoran, who will reveal how to use cloud analytics to stay resilient in turbulent times. To learn more about Alteryx and its products, visit www.alteryx.com.
