In the case of Data Dynamics Reports, he notes, "It's the quickest way available to create reports, and you don't need to be a programmer to do it."
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Daniel Reber,
Lead Product Architect,
Precision.BI, LLC
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
Daniel Reber on ease of use of ActiveAnalysis and Data Dynamics Reports
One feature of Data Dynamics Analysis (now ActiveAnalysis) that Daniel Reber particularly appreciates is the ease of moving between numerical data and graphs and charts. "Not only can end users view the data in both numbers and graphs, but we can easily modify the size, color, and other features of graphs to help them quickly grasp what's happening," he says. "No other component can do that."
In the case of Data Dynamics Reports, he notes, "It's the quickest way available to create reports, and you don't need to be a programmer to do it."
Read the full Precision.BI case study.
Daniel Reber,
In the case of Data Dynamics Reports, he notes, "It's the quickest way available to create reports, and you don't need to be a programmer to do it."
Read the full Precision.BI case study.
Daniel Reber,
