How to harness the power of business intelligence in your medium-sized business
The data stored in financial systems and other platforms is a potential goldmine. Yet, many medium-sized businesses are not taking full advantage of this valuable asset. Today’s robust and intuitive business intelligence (BI) tools can change that, enabling business leaders to uncover insights and trends in their data that can open many business opportunities. This, […]

Visualising data
The real strength of these tools is that they allow your decision-makers to see graphical representations of their data, usually in reports or dashboards. These visualisations make it easier for people to see trends and understand the implications of the numbers than looking at rows of figures. Today’s BI tools allow users to easily generate reports and dashboards based on pre-built, fully customisable data models and analytics. With just a few clicks, you can effortlessly transform your profit and loss ledger into a dashboard featuring a series of tables, charts and standout figures. Since the data flows from your financial software, it’s always up to date. By visualising trends in your financial data, you can identify issues before they turn into obstacles and spot opportunities before the chance to gain a competitive edge disappears. The types of dashboards and reports used across businesses of different sizes and in diverse sectors vary.Sage Intacct
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Business snapshot
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Sales trend analysis
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Financial hygiene
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Analysis of aged debtors
Making the most of your data
BI enables you and your team to drive value from the increasing amounts of data that all businesses are generating today. The benefits range from basic efficiencies to gaining insights that enable you to seize a real competitive advantage. Today, the technology is so simple to use and easy to implement.CFO 3.0: Digital Transformation Beyond Financial Management
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