Utilize the Dynamics GP PSTL Part IV: Sales Tools
This is Part IV from my previous blogs on utilizing the Dynamics GP PSTL. The three previous blogs addressed the System, Financial, and Purchasing sections
This is Part IV from my previous blogs on utilizing the Dynamics GP PSTL. The three previous blogs addressed the System, Financial, and Purchasing sections
If you work with Microsoft Dynamics GP, then you have to have heard about GPUG. It’s inevitable that the acronym GPUG has crossed someone in
Forecasting, budgeting, business planning; what is the big deal? It is an important topic and at our User Conference, we had sessions and speakers talking about this. In the past, some mid-sized and most small companies have managed to grow and be profitable without formal planning and strategic visions. For some executives, budgeting and planning seems like a lot of wasted effort to creating fictional numbers that are a guess today and completely irrelevant in six months!
In my last blog post we talked about Power BI Designer Preview and why I was lovin’ it. In this post I’m going to use Microsoft’s most recently Power BI tool to connect to my SQL server instance to analysis my Google Analytics data, Marketing data and CRM opportunities.
Connect to your SQL Data
Let’s get started by selecting the Get Data button in the top left corner and then select SQL Server
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