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What is the difference between Wave analytics vs Wave cloud
What is the difference between Wave analytics vs Wave cloud vs Einstein analytics in Salesforce?
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Salesforce Einstein Analytics or Einstein Analytics (Wave) is the name of the technology powered by AI. Analytics cloud simply refers to the platform for connecting data from multiple sources and creating interactive views of that data, which is powered by Einstein, or again, Wave or Einstein analytics.
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Salesforce Wave Analytics, also called Analytics Cloud, is a business intelligence (BI) platform from Salesforce.com that is optimized for mobile access and data visualization.
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