What is different between Analytics and VC Forum?

Hi Experts!
I don't know what is different between Analytics and VC forum in SDN. of course, Analytics is not Visual composer.
But, I guess that most of analytics questions will be related to Visual Composer in this Analytics Forum.
How about your opinion?

Hi Young
Analytics is business process oriented and thus it's domain is BPX hence it is placed under forum for BPX(Business Process Expert).
VC is a tool and it is in technology domain.
First we discuss a scernario based on particular business process. Then we prepare detailed level of analysis-reporting and actionable analytics this business process would need. Then we use tools like VC to accomplish this actionable analytics.
Hope this helps
Regards
Pradip

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