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Infographic: 6 Business Intelligence Best Practices

Infographic: 6 Business Intelligence Best Practices

by Blogger@olap | Jun 13, 2016 | BI Strategy, BI System, Infographic, PARIS Tech blog, Technology and Trends

Be Mindful to Keep these Practices throughout your Business Intelligence Project Getting Business Intelligence Best Practices to work well is challenging.  Check out the 6 best practices outlined in this Infographic. Check it out and see how your organization stacks...
27 Opinions and the Future of Excel 

27 Opinions and the Future of Excel 

by Blogger@olap | Sep 16, 2015 | BI Solutions, BI Strategy, BI System, OLAP and Excel, PARIS Tech blog, Spreadsheets, Technology and Trends

 “Excel is one of those applications that the business world cannot live without.” So says one of 27 Excel experts commenting on Microsoft’s Power BI Suite and its effect on the great wide world of spreadsheet users. As Excel lovers, we couldn’t agree more! There’s a...
The Problem and Solution in the BI Market

The Problem and Solution in the BI Market

by Jack Guarneri | Sep 8, 2015 | Application/Data Integration, BI Solutions, BI Strategy, BI System, Data Management, PARIS Tech blog, Technology and Trends

A recent post on the PARIS Tech Blog, The Problem in the BI Market, highlights a few key facts/issues in the BI market.  Some of these include disconnected applications, disconnected IT and front-end users, and slow processing times. Most interesting is the emphasis...

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A Message from the Team at OLAP.com, June 2020:

We at OLAP.com express our strongest wishes and prayers for the health and safety of all: family, friends, colleagues, customers, partners. We are truly all in this together.

We want to acknowledge the great risks taken by those in the health care industry and other first responders, as well as the everyday heroism of people working in supermarkets, pharmacies, critical government agencies and so many other places that contribute to our well-being.

In times like this we learn to appreciate how “ordinary people” are, always, extraordinary in their service to others.

Lastly, we want to inform you that our team is available—we are fortunate to be able to work remotely and communicate around the clock with colleagues around the world. Our mission is to help companies thrive via the solutions we provide for reporting, analytics and planning—and planning and re-planning will certainly become more urgent as organizations get back to business.

Sincerely, for today—and for every day—our message in is one of hope, resilience and thanks.