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The Reporting Roadmap
27/06/2009 by Simon Tomey.
| I presented the results of a survey at a recent UKOUG SIG workshop on reporting and it was clear that reporting was a big current issue for most organisations. |  |
I was shocked by the strength of feeling behind the statistic that 81% of users are only interested in “quick wins as part of a bigger solution”. (Very few wanted just quick wins, and even fewer wanted the big solution). We discussed small constructive steps which could be taken and I’ve put this together as a “Reporting Roadmap”. I’ve discussed this with a number of organisations, who think it a real winner. The Reporting Roadmap starts with maximising the free integrated functionality and progressing in small steps with low risk low cost interventions which all deliver quick payback. Contact me (07880 877977) or wait for the next article for further information.
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