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Antvia Intelligence, in a minute

The introduction to the Antvia Intelligence series. It states the problem the product exists for, what Antvia Intelligence is, shows three moments from it including a question it refuses to answer, and lists what each of the eight episodes covers. Watch this first if you have not seen Antvia before.

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Chapters

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0:00
Introduction
Title card.
0:07
The problem
The two situations Antvia Intelligence is built for: enterprise BI prices for dashboards nobody trusts, and a company that does not want to start its data journey twice.
0:33
What Antvia Intelligence is
The home page that ranks what is wrong underneath the numbers, a dashboard that flags its own stale tile, and Echo refusing a question whose table is out of date.
1:46
What the series covers
The eight episodes of the Antvia Intelligence series, and the one sentence each is about.
2:09
Close
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Transcript

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Introduction

0:00
Antvia Intelligence. Antvia Intelligence, in a minute. What it is, who it is for, and what the eight episodes cover.

The problem

0:07
The problem. Two sentences we hear before the first call.
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We pay enterprise BI prices for dashboards nobody trusts. Seat licences climb every year, every new dashboard needs a specialist, and the numbers still get argued about in the meeting.
0:19
We are starting our data and AI journey and do not want to start it twice. Most first attempts get rebuilt within two years, because what was quick to stand up was never going to hold.
0:27
Everyone sells dashboards. Nobody tells you what the decision was worth.

What Antvia Intelligence is

0:33
What Antvia Intelligence is. Metrics, answers, and decisions you can measure.
0:37
Every metric is defined once, so two dashboards cannot disagree. Anyone can ask in plain English or open the dashboard built for their role, and every answer says which tables it read and how fresh they were.
0:48
It says what is wrongThe home page at Acme Home Appliances, a demo company. Two of the four headline figures are not current, and the tiles say so rather than quietly showing old numbers.
1:03
Ranked, worst firstUnderneath, what needs somebody: joins that inflate totals, one measure defined three ways, and the alerts that are firing.
1:13
A dashboard that admits doubtBusiness pulse says above its tiles that two of them are not showing current data, and each flagged tile names the table behind it.
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And refuses when it shouldAsked about channel stock, Echo declines. The table it would read is nine days old, and an answer from it would look current and would not be.

What the series covers

1:46
What the series covers. Eight episodes, about eight minutes each.
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Eight episodes. One: intelligence in one tour. Two: the command center. Three: Lens, dashboards and who reads them. Four: inside a dashboard. Five: Echo, answers you can check. Six: data models. Seven: alerts. Eight: Arc and Leap, decisions and what they did.
2:01
The other half is Antvia Data. It gets your data in, governed and ready. Intelligence also runs on the warehouse you already bought. Each half stands on its own, and together they close the loop.

Close

2:09
Start with episode one. Every metric defined once, so two dashboards cannot disagree. Answers that name the tables behind them, and refuse when those are stale. A decision register that only admits what can be measured. Results that count the effects nobody predicted.
Antvia Intelligence

The rest of the series.

All 18 episodes, the Antvia Intelligence playlist on YouTube, or read what Antvia Intelligence does. The other half is Antvia Data.

Next step

See it on your own data.

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