Microsoft Power BI promises modern, scalable reporting — yet many organizations fall into the same costly trap before they ever see the benefits. Based on real-world experience, this article explores why migrating old reports often fails and how starting fresh can be the smarter path.
Power BI projects fail when IT and business teams push in different directions. The good news? There’s a smarter way to align them.
Microsoft Power BI has rapidly become the go-to platform for modern Business Intelligence. Yet many organizations still struggle with adoption because they approach Power BI as an IT system rather than a business-driven decision tool. Real success begins with empowering business users to report on strategic goals as soon as possible.
Profinit, a Czech-based data science and software engineering firm, has been acquired by Amdocs, a global leader in software and services for the communications industry. Profinit has deep expertise in custom software development, data management, data science and AI. With a team of over 500…
AI’s transformative potential is undeniable, but its success isn’t guaranteed. Organizations must approach AI adoption with a strategic mindset.
Business and IT often speak different languages, causing delays and inefficiencies. Find out how enhance collaboration, and turn inefficiency into innovation.
Humanoid AI receptionist, based on artificial intelligence (AI), could revolutionise the hospitality industry and help preserve service quality.
In today’s dynamic business environment, it is increasingly important to find ways to improve a company’s market value, not only through traditional assets but also through sophisticated intellectual and technological tools. One such tool that is gaining importance is the conceptual company model. Although this…
Berenberg, Germany’s oldest private bank, and Profinit announced the commencement of a strategic nearshore software development partnership.
The term ‘cargo cult’ harks back to the behaviour of South Pacific islanders during World War II who, upon observing airdropped cargo supplies, attempted to replicate the observed behaviour, hoping to attract the same bounty. When applied to software development, it refers to teams that…
