One of the most significant advantages of Microsoft Dynamics 365 is the strong integration capabilities it has with other products across the Microsoft ecosystem. Power BI is a crucial part of this ecosystem. Power BI offers the ability to bring in data and insights from disparate sources. It visualizes data, turning it into insights that can are used personally or shared across an organization. You can consume these visualizations (and the underlying data) via three...
If you are familiar with Power BI, you may have heard of Paginated Reports. These “pixel-perfect” reports are based on the Report Definition Language file in SQL Server Reporting Services. They are referred to as “paginated” because they are formatted to fit well within one page and can be printed or shared. This blog will go into detail on these reports, and share information on when to create them, how to design them, limitations, and...
If you are familiar with Microsoft platforms and products, you most likely know how Power BI works. Power BI is a business analytics service that enables everyone at every level of your organization to make confident decisions using up-to-the-minute analytics. You can create intelligent dashboards with interactive visualizations all within a user-friendly interface. Since it seems like such a helpful tool, wouldn’t it be nice if there was a feature that simplifies Power BI? Well, there is, and it’s called Power BI Embedded. This blog is going to explain...
Microsoft recently reported that “The Future of B-to-B Customer Experience Report” by Walking Information Inc. predicted that the customer experience will outpace price and product as a key brand differentiator in 2020. Every organization needs to ensure that they are optimizing the customer experience across the entire customer journey. That’s where Microsoft Forms Pro comes in. The solution focuses on customer feedback and seamlessly integrates with your data platform. This makes it extremely easy to capture customer responses, sentiment, and suggestions and then...
During Microsoft Ignite 2019, key changes were announced. One of the biggest revelations was that Microsoft Flow had been renamed to Power Automate. Microsoft explained that the reasoning behind this update is because they want the software’s title to better align with the overall Power Platform. Aside from the unexpected name change, several major updates for the Power Platform were announced as well, unlocking new possibilities for users. Here are the five features we find blog–worthy: 1. Robotic Process Automation (RPA) Hands...
Forrester, a well-known consulting and research firm, commissioned a study titled “The Total Economic Impact of Microsoft Azure Analytics with Power BI.” From that study, it was proven that together, the two platforms can deliver an ROI of 271% in just three years. This blog will uncover the three distinct areas in your business that will be impacted by utilizing these two powerful Microsoft products. 1. The Total Cost of Ownership The Total Cost of Ownership...
The vast majority of businesses today utilize technology. Many benefit from investing in an IT infrastructure where systems can be implemented gradually. Dynamics 365 is the answer for most companies. Did you know that 91% of Fortune 500 companies are already using Dynamics 365? At Microsoft Inspire, Satya Nadella focused on the continuous growth of Microsoft’s digital technology with this platform. Here’s why. Dynamics 365 is a major asset for a company’s technical support and...
Power BI has allowed users to address their own needs through out-of-the-box value and define their own needs through predefined content, the ability to develop and share reports and dashboards. Thus, resulting in access to insights that have proven to have organizations adapt to more data-driven cultures. The October release will feature several innovations that further the accessibility of business intelligence across the operation. Power BI Desktop New features in the Power BI Desktop will...
Microsoft Power BI is a suite of business analytics tools that let you analyze data and share insights. By using Power BI tools, you can explore data and quickly create rich reports and dashboards. You and your colleagues can then use the reports interactively on many devices. Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations, Enterprise edition, uses Power BI for data exploration. Data is the lifeblood of any modern organization. Did you know that it...
