Alteryx and Tableau are well-known business intelligence tools used by organizations to derive actionable insights. We compare their features and roles to understand where each is effective and ...

ZDNet was briefed on the new products by Alteryx's Chief Data and Analytics Officer (CDAO), Alan Jacobson, who joined the company two years ago from his post as director of global analytics at Ford ...

Alteryx is a platform that simplifies data analytics and allows organizations to make data-driven decisions without advanced technical skills. The company has improved its profitability significantly, ...

Big-data company Alteryx Inc.’s shares fell sharply in extended trading today after it delivered mixed results in its first-quarter earnings report and offered weak guidance for the months ahead. The ...

Alteryx reported worrisome financial results last quarter. Slowing growth is casting doubt on the analytics platform's ability to capitalize on its long-term growth catalysts. The company announced ...

With Trifacta, Alteryx accelerates its journey to provide an integrated end-to-end, low code/no code analytics automation platform in the cloud, serving the needs of the entire enterprise IRVINE, ...

When she co-founded Alteryx in 1997, Libby Duane and her partners had a clear vision for a future in which business analytics would go from being the role of a specialized set of knowledge workers to ...

Traditional analytics solutions often force trade-offs between flexibility, governance, and innovation. Alteryx One eliminates these barriers by unifying powerful analytics automation, low-code, ...

Customers large and small are flocking to the data analytics platform provider -- should investors do the same? Let's discuss the business, its prospects, and how the company is dealing with the ...

Alteryx's stock is being weighed down by soft growth and high sales and marketing expenses. Alteryx's weak guidance relative to peers suggests there may be company-specific issues affecting ...

Reporting from San Francisco — Credit reporting firms go to great lengths to convince the public that the data they collect won’t fall into the wrong hands. But what happens when they sell that data ...