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The journey from disconnected data silos to self-service automation and predictive visibility is well underway for many finance organizations. But the million-dollar question remains: what’s the actual return on investment from this transformation? Beyond time savings and process improvements, modern finance transformation drives strategic value that directly impacts the bottom line. Adding AI into the mix turbocharges these benefits.

Still relying on spreadsheets? For many finance teams, reporting remains a slow, manual grind—like trying to run a marathon in flip-flops. It’s possible, but exhausting and inefficient. In today’s fast-paced business world, where agility and accuracy are non-negotiable, manual processes simply can’t keep up. Bottlenecks, duplicated efforts, and error-prone data handling drag down progress and divert your team’s talent away from higher-impact work.

The evolving market landscape is driving an urgent need for a unified enterprise performance management (EPM) solution, as finance teams face increasing pressures from several fronts. Rapid technological advancements, heightened competition, and the growing complexity of global markets have made financial agility and real-time decision-making critical to maintaining a competitive edge.

Every year, Data Summit attracts data professionals to Boston for three days to exchange ideas and innovation. In 2025, the event was dedicated to data management trends, Big Data, business intelligence (BI), analytics, as well as emerging innovation in AI and machine learning. At the Data Summit, Sami Akbay, insightsoftware’s Head of Data Analytics Projects, hosted a session on the evolution of BI, the rise of generative AI, and the shift toward insight-driven workflows.

Data is everywhere, but transforming it into clear, actionable insights is easier said than done. For organizations using Qlik, the platform offers a strong foundation for analysis, but how do you take your dashboards from functional to exceptional? Enter Vizlib from insightsoftware, the game-changing Qlik add-on that empowers users to turn basic dashboards into engaging data stories.

If you’re looking for a better way to handle reporting in Power BI, especially when working with Microsoft Dynamics 365 data, you’re not alone. Many businesses struggle with the complexity of Dynamics data and the technical overhead of building reports in Power BI from scratch. In this guide, we’ll show you how to simplify Power BI reporting by using Jet Reports, a powerful reporting tool that integrates seamlessly with Dynamics 365 and Excel.

Are you wondering where all your team’s time is being spent? Is it all spent on managing software that promises agility for finance teams? In today’s fast-paced and ever-changing business landscape, it is imperative for organizations to be agile. Being able to embrace change and respond quickly has become a key factor in the success of any business.

If your BI and analytics tool isn’t powered by Agentic RAG AI, you’re missing out on advanced AI capabilities that enhance efficiency and visibility into data. Whereas agentic AI can work autonomously and without human intervention, RAGI AI combines the best information retrieval methods available with the power of AI. The result is deep knowledge of organizational data that improves over time.

At Qlik Connect 2025, Qlik unveiled their much-anticipated write back functionality, a welcome addition to their analytics platform, promising real-time collaboration and a streamlined data-entry experience. While this announcement marks Qlik’s entry into the world of write back capabilities, it’s clear their newly introduced functionality is designed for basic use cases.

ERP systems are the backbone of modern business operations. They support everything from finance and procurement to supply chain and compliance. But when it comes to reporting, even the most powerful ERP systems often fall short. Reports are slow to build, difficult to update, and often require IT support just to answer basic questions. That’s why optimizing your ERP reporting process is no longer optional. It’s essential.