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  ERP in simple terms means a system that single-handedly manages all the departments of the company. It gathers, maintains, manages and provides actions on the data from various departments like HR, finance, Supply Chain, Manufacturing, Procurement, Sales, Marketing etc. Cost-effectiveness Companies adopt IT systems to reduce their costs, thus ERP increased productivity by helping all the departments lower their costs. Error-free system ERP manages the information to be cleared and accurate, as it is now a single point of contact, which makes the data easily available to all the stakeholders. Accelerated reporting  Apart from being time and cost-effective, ERP creates new channels of customer engagement and fast-track reporting, with a mirroring of data, and better insight into facts and figures all the way down to the customer level. Paves for new opportunities  ERP helps employees to stay focused, by saving them time and energy. This enables employees t...

  Microsoft BI consultancy recently announced a new data storytelling functionality for Power BI development during its virtual user conference. This allows for users to enhance their reporting skills by becoming confident in telling stories with statistics and metrics. Power BI reports: what matters most? The Power BI service is focused on three main pillars: Power Query -  Upload, clean, and convert your data sources Data Model & DAX - connect and measure your report performance Visualizations - how user’s access data Power BI report is based on the pillar, and not the sum. It implies that if the value of any of these pillars is equal to 0, the value of the study will also be 0. If your Power Query is weak, your data will be sloppy or not configured for your intent. If your model fails to comply with best practice modelling, the star schema and each DAX formula will become an Everest-like hike. Poorly modelled, poorly drawn and difficult to grasp; users are...