Category: Business Intelligence

  • Building high-performing teams and excelling in collaboration, innovation, and adaptability

    Building high-performing teams and excelling in collaboration, innovation, and adaptability

    As a manager at Vestas, I was able to provide strategic leadership, fostering team development, which ensured operational excellence, promoted cross-functional collaboration, prioritised customer needs, and championed innovation and sustainability. Our contributions were instrumental in the department’s success, which again contributed to Vestas’ overall success as a global leader in producing wind turbines and advancing…

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  • Protected: Databricks

    Protected: Databricks

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  • Dynamic filters in PowerBI/SSAS

    Dynamic filters in PowerBI/SSAS

    For a while i’ve been struggling to implement a pattern on PowerBI on a SSAS Cube. I wanted to allow my users to dynamically make range sliders on a value.

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  • Screen Scrape with Powershell

    Screen Scrape with Powershell

    I am sure there is all sorts of technical, legal or ethical reasons why you shouldn’t do it, however sometimes its much needed. Powershell is that knight in shining armor which will save your day.   In this example I am snatching information from wikipedias SO_3166-1 as you see in the code is split a very useful information to…

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  • Unit of Measure in SAP

      Measures in SAP can be painful to understand, this blogpost dives into the area exposing the logic behind the measures and elaborating how to change from one measure to another. Be warned that there is nothing prohibiting you from converting from meters into kelvin, only your understanding of the usage context will ensure a…

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  • PowerShell, a love story

    PowerShell, a love story

    Hi guys Several times, I have begun the trip into scripting and automatization with PowerShell. For years was on the fence, each time discouraged by the effort and errors thrown at you breaking the curve. With V3, documentation became easily accessible, introduction videos made enabling me to break the learning with ease. I am a…

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  • Prescriptive Analytics

    This is the final post in my series on Return on Information. Previously I addressed Descriptive and Predictive Analytics, this time we move into Prescriptive. This type of Analytics is for me especially interesting while it really gives return on the investments in information harvest. This type of analytics helps business managers translate their forecasts…

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  • Descriptive Analytics

    Last in my last post on Return on Information I dealt with Information Sophistication. This time I focus in on how this sophistication could enable us to harvest information from historical facts. Enabling us to create KPI’s, understanding the factors leading to success or failure. What Descriptive analytics is In a nutshell Descriptive analytics is…

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  • Predictive Analytics

    Last in my last post on Return on Information I dealt with Information Sophistication and how we could overcome the volume of information and reach an optimized scenario, where actions could in operational systems could be acting on a results from Prescriptive advices. What Predictive Analytics is Predictive is really looking into the future, based on…

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