It is mainly used by finance users in the Financial Planning and Analysis department. It works as a front-end application that enables access and analysis of finance data from various sources such as VIP and SAP. The interface has access to a specific multidimensional cube developed internally. The cube is built using MSAS. It allows users to explore financial data at a granular level and enables them to drill down or drill through to queue-based reports, providing better insights and analysis.

It is a versatile business intelligence and analytics platform that can be used for various purposes including creating medical services dashboards, supply chain dashboards, and leveraging AI capabilities. It allows connecting and analyzing data from multiple sources, creating models and visualizations, and collaborating with others. 

The solution is used for high level reporting. 

I use it to create reports for my clients. These reports focus on traditional business topics like market share, share difference, and sales difference over different time periods. It helps us analyze and present data in a structured way.

Our primary use case is user safety. 

Pyramid Analytics is a great tool for digging into data from different angles. It is like a supercharged version of Power BI, offering a smart way to analyze information over time and other dimensions. With Pyramid, you can easily create detailed reports that provide timely and intelligent insights. It is a user-friendly platform that makes data exploration and decision-making easy.

I use this solution for contact center reporting.

We're actually working with a massive client that uses Pyramid Analytics as their prescribed solution. Pyramid Analytics is an on-brand solution within our client's space. Within our client's organization, there are probably a few hundred people using this solution.

We use this solution for BI reporting on various aspects of our client's organization. Our client is a very large retail organization. They encompass most of the domains you would think of in a typical, large international organization. We use Pyramid Analytics for business visualization to give the C-level more accurate and real-time information as to what's happening.

I am not sure if our client has plans to increase their usage of this product. Considering the number of resources they have invested in it, I presume they do. We're talking many years with many hundreds of permits for information professionals — it's big money. I can only presume that they have plans to expand. From my perspective as an architect, I don't think re-architecting is even commercially viable. They'll have to expand and go on.