Tag: OLAP

I’m not a fan of traffic lights. That’s no secret. Setting parameters is complicated and time-consuming. The colors rarely make sense. Plus, it’s difficult to set boundaries. For example, if a 5% [...]

As most people in relationships know all too well (“You’re just like your mother!“), your selection of opening words will make or break any discussion. This holds true in the IT industry as well [...]

Measuring the return on your software investment is not always easy. This phenomenon equally applies for financial software – much to the ethical dismay of many controllers. Purchasing, however, is [...]