Before Your Next Domo Renewal: Build a Governed Path Forward

Control analytics costs, consolidate BI, and plan a phased migration with Strategy BI + Mosaic

Domo's agreement to sell its operating business to Progress Software creates a natural evaluation point for customers. It does not signal immediate disruption, but it raises questions about future pricing, product investment, support, and roadmap priorities. For organizations already managing credit-based consumption and logic spread across DataFlows, Beast Modes, dashboards, and other BI tools, the next renewal is an opportunity to reassess their analytics architecture and costs.

Join us to learn how Strategy BI + Mosaic can help control costs, consolidate BI, and plan a phased migration. Strategy BI delivers dashboards, enterprise reporting, and embedded analytics, while Mosaic centralizes reusable metrics, relationships, permissions, and AI context. See how to prioritize high-value workloads, move transformations into customer-controlled data environments, and retire low-use content instead of rebuilding every Domo asset.

What We'll Discuss:

• Domo's acquisition and what it means for you: the uncertainty it introduces around pricing, roadmap, and long-term investment — and why more organizations are treating this as a natural evaluation point.

• The real cost of credit-based consumption: how Domo's pricing model makes expansion costs hard to forecast, and what that risk compounds into over a multi-year contract.

• Fragmented business logic across DataFlows and Beast Modes: why repeated calculations across tools lead to inconsistent numbers — and what it takes to fix that at the source.

• Strategy Mosaic's governed semantic layer: how centralizing metrics, hierarchies, and permissions in one place changes the cost and trust equation.

• A phased path off Domo: how to prioritize high-cost, high-value workloads first instead of a risky one-for-one rebuild.

What You'll Learn:

• How to evaluate the true cost and risk of staying on Domo through your next renewal — not just credit consumption, but compute, engineering, and reconciliation costs.

• How Strategy Mosaic lets you define metrics and business rules once and reuse them consistently across dashboards, applications, and AI experiences.

• How to build a phased migration plan that moves your highest-value workloads first and retires low-use content instead of rebuilding everything.

• Why a governed semantic foundation leads to more consistent, more trustworthy AI outputs.