Tag: Reporting

Automate governance in Microsoft Teams: Reporting
Automate governance in Microsoft Teams: Reporting
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After putting a stable application in production, we needed some reporting on what was being created in our environment. Our licenses included Power BI, so that choice was easy although we didn’t have any previous experience building reports. Data import Before you can build a report, you need to import your data into Power BI.… READ MORE

A 10 Minute Guide to Intranet Analytics and Reporting
A 10 Minute Guide to Intranet Analytics and Reporting
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A company’s intranet portal is directly correlated with revenue in today’s digital marketplace, making companies bend over backward to understand analytics and optimize their portals. Intranet reporting was once the poor cousin of website analytics, but today it is a critical element of any large organization’s digital workplace strategy that you need to understand. This… READ MORE

The Role of Reporting in Governance
The Role of Reporting in Governance
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Central to your SharePoint governance planning activities should be understanding what is happening within your SharePoint environment. Before you organize, you need to identify the actors and key use cases of your system, assessing and prioritizing team requirements, and figuring out measurements and monitoring of current systems — and your ongoing efforts. Your governance strategy should be reviewed and updated based on changing data, and based on any risks that you identify so that you can create policies that secure and protect, but are also flexible enough to meet the growing demands of your organization to collaborate. To accomplish this, you need a plan for reporting.

SharePoint 2010 – SQL 2012 Reporting Services
SharePoint 2010 – SQL 2012 Reporting Services
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With the release of SQL 2012, Reporting Services got a remake specifically for SharePoint 2010. Reporting Services can now be configured as a service application specifically to allow for scaling within your infrastructure. To enable this in SharePoint you must first have installed the SharePoint component from SQL 2012. You can find this by running the installer for SQL and selecting the following: