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Excel is Not a one Stop Shop for your Data Needs
“There’s nothing inherently wrong with spreadsheets; they’re excellent tools for many different jobs. But data visualization and data communication is not one of them.” – Bernard Marr We couldn’t...
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OLAP and Excel
The Power of OLAP and Excel Should Excel be a key component of your company’s Business Performance Management (BPM) system? There’s no doubt how most IT managers would answer this question. Name...
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How Data Management Platforms Can Help Marketers Promote Business Growth
By Jennifer Marley Consumers are increasingly picky about the advertisements they see and the products they buy, and it’s no wonder: the global amount of data is growing rapidly every day, as over 4...
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Boost Your Business Intelligence Career With Data Science
By Jennifer Marley Every day the world generates more than 2.5 quintillion bytes of data. Many companies do not know what to do with this influx of data, and therefore hire people with specialized...
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Infographic: 5 Signs You are in Excel Hell
Check out this cool infographic! Submitted to OLAP.com by the folks at Business Intelligence Technologies. They’ve mapped here 5 warning signs that you and your professional team are living in Excel...
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If You Think OLAP is Obsolete… Think Again!
OK, so I’ll give nay-sayers of OLAP a little bit of credit, OLAP (historically) can be frustrating. Especially when some implementations are hardly what we consider to be “online”. Most of what...
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EPM in the Cloud…and Solving the DIY Instinct of Spreadsheet Users
Little more than 5 years ago, prospects would balk at the idea of working with business solutions in the Cloud. Does anyone else remember? Putting key company information, especially financials, into...
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Analyzing the 2023 Rugby World Cup with OLAP Cube Technology
In this article, we explore some “scenario planning” capabilities of cube technology by delving into the world of sports, specifically for the 2023 Rugby World Cup tournament. Using our product’s...
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Workforce Planning: Unleashing the Potential of PowerExcel Technology
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Retail OTB (Open to Buy) Planning with PowerExcel
OTB (Open-to-Buy) is a forward-looking metric based on future projections. In retail, it involves assessing current stock and estimating the exact amount of stock needed to achieve a predetermined...
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Dreamkillers-Analyzing the 2023 Rugby World Cup with OLAP Cube Technology
Unique perspectives can unveil insights that other technologies might not provide. In this case, I've employed OLAP to investigate a distinct facet of Rugby World Cup data—specifically, the concept of...
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Scenario Maintenance – Analyzing the 2023 Rugby World Cup with OLAP Cube...
This is where OLAP technology can be especially helpful: we can demonstrate to ourselves how various scenarios generate different versions, all rooted in distinct assumptions. We can even consolidate...
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Top-Down Bottom-Up Budgeting with PowerExcel
What happens it that first the Finance team creates the budget from the bottom up, and then senior management delivers top-down directives. Meeting those directives requires adjustment, often leading...
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Rugby World Cup Series 2023 | Sports Analysis with OLAP Cube Technology
PARIS Tech has recently joined forces with David Newton, an esteemed figure from Newton Carmen, a renowned Fractional CFO firm. Together, they've crafted an extraordinary sports analysis OLAP model...
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Unlocking the Games: The Power of OLAP Cubes in Sports Analysis
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