

I like the way Power BI fits an assortment of users and how the functionality that you engage is replicated in Excel, that being Power Query and Power Pivot.Someone that is familiar with Excel and working with Charts and Graphs in that environment will find the learning curve a rather short one to start using Power BI. The layout of Power BI is very intuitive.If you invest some time into formatting and scripting the database, there is a high ease of use for users without knowledge of any programming or FileMaker itself.We have users with Macs, PCs, iPhones and handheld tablets linked to our FileMaker database and they are updating the information constantly throughout the day. The server license allows many users to update the database in real time, which is handy if your inventory is constantly changing.

Almost all of our internal data is linked to the FileMaker database This allows for greater UI, especially with active users who are not familiar with writing code. The scripting language allows FileMaker to automatically calculate complex algorithms automatically or generate report outs with the click of a button.It has the capability to incorporate barcoding, which can manage your available inventory with ease. You can add a ton of information to each record and update your inventory on a regular basis with an Excel import or manually inside of the record. The relational database management system makes the program highly customizable to fit the needs of any product.OSS/BSS (Operations Support/Business Support).Static Application Security Testing (SAST).Integration Platform as a Service (iPaaS).Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST).Professional Employer Organizations (PEO).
