When we finally get the data side of the equation in order (generally, in Excel), we still have to tediously enter data in Word – sometimes reading off Excel and typing in Word, and sometimes copying and pasting. Sound familiar? I don’t know about you, but each of these demands sounds like they could be full-blown IT applications, and yet we’re stuck holding the bag, manually delivering these results, day in and day out. You have an impressive, massive Word document that is used as a template to report company performance, each month, and you have to pull together 50 Excel data-points and 5 charts, then update the Word document in key places, saving and distributing the document by email, within 24 hours of “business close” for the prior month.
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