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The main factors I am currently interested to know are: On top of these three choices, CRM Dynamics also apparently has its own reporting capabilities, though I’m not sure to what extent, and I’m not expecting you guys to know much about this, but if you did that would be great 😃 R Shiny: the main reason for this being that the small team I am part of is being merged into another team, who’s main tool is R Shiny, and there’s a big focus for my team to learn this in the near future. Most of the organisation as a whole does tend to be moving towards this too. OBIEE: I use this consistently already, and personally I’ve always been able to achieve practically anything I’ve wanted through it, although a prior post I’ve made in this sub has made me realise its shortcomings (the need for a data warehouse and the associated complexities). What exactly that entails, I do not know.
Power BI: being a Microsoft product, this apparently ‘integrates’ directly with CRM dynamics. I’ve managed to whittle it down to three main options: The department as a whole is trying to move away from spreadsheets, and so are looking towards using a BI platform to provide reporting on calls and emails.Īnyway, as the resident ‘BI expert’ in the department, (and by that, I mean I can write complex formulae, manage access permissions, create pretty visualisations, automate a lot of things, and write SQL) I’ve been asked to do some research on which BI platform would be most suitable to use. We are moving to Microsoft Dynamics CRM for calls and emails, which is going to impact on the way we report on those.
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