Power BI dashboards are a powerful and affordable way for you to connect information from all your separate data sources into live reports that you can slice, dice and analyze. Once your dashboards are built, they are easy to access anytime.
You can wash your own car, mow your own lawn, and clean your own house. But you also know that sometimes it is just better to hire someone else to do it so you can focus on other things.
Small business owners know all too well what it means to sacrifice for the good of their company. But one thing they should never have to sacrifice is having a quality CRM solution for the sake of saving money.
In “tech talk” a Data Silo is a disconnected source of data. Your CRM System is a data silo. Your Accounting system is another data silo. Your marketing database is a third. Microsoft Power BI can be the “hub” that connects it all together.
If you use Microsoft Dynamics 365, you should be using Microsoft Power BI. Power BI allows everyone in the organization to get exactly the information they need from Microsoft Dynamics 365.
After working with dozens of companies on CRM reports, we thought we knew what users wanted. Last year, we built several Power BI reports and thought we’d be smart and sell them as a kit. It didn’t work.
2020 has been a challenging year in so many ways. From a business perspective, we're more optimistic about the future than we were this time last year, and we'd like to share some of the things we're bringing to our small business clients in 2021.
There are times when you can design and build your own reports, with little or no coding, in Microsoft Dynamics 365. But sometimes you'll need a Microsoft Dynamics Partner to help. Here are a few things you can do to reduce the time and expense of the project: