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While BI Strategies Come and Go, BusinessObjects Powers On into 2024 and Beyond

Paul Blogs on BI

I mentioned in a previous blog The Future of Business Intelligence Reporting about how BusinessObjects was ,and still is ,used for operational reporting so you cannot just replace it with a cloud based BI tool that has inferior or no operational reporting capability.

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BusinessObjects Enjoying the Summer of Surprise Winners

Paul Blogs on BI

BusinessObjects has matured over 30 years to provide organizations with operational and business intelligence reporting and ad-hoc analysis that is both comprehensive and user friendly.

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The Future of Business Intelligence Reporting

Paul Blogs on BI

The world not only still runs on reports but needs them more than ever. This is not just Business Intelligence reports but good-old operational reports which have been developed using BI tools for years.

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A Guide To The Top 14 Types Of Reports With Examples Of When To Use Them

datapine

Operational Reports These reports track every pertinent detail of the company’s operational tasks, such as its production processes. They are typically short-term reports as they aim to paint a picture of the present. They are typically short-term reports as they aim to paint a picture of the present.

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Lessons on Co-Existence from the Philadelphia Zoo

Paul Blogs on BI

This state of co-existence is now the new normal for BusinessObjects with customers retaining Web Intelligence and/or Crystal Reports for BI and operational reporting while using Tableau/PowerBI for BI data discovery and visualization.

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Navigating Data Entities, BYOD, and Data Lakes in Microsoft Dynamics

Jet Global

Now, instead of making a direct call to the underlying database to retrieve information, a report must query a so-called “data entity” instead. Each data entity provides an abstract representation of business objects within the database, such as, customers, general ledger accounts, or purchase orders.

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6 Ways to Remove Complexity and Embrace Agility in Your Planning Process

Jet Global

Tailor your solution to align with your specific business objectives and create plans that present a more granular and accurate representation of your financial position. Continuously monitor and easily update your forecasts throughout the year for greater insight and increased agility.