
The number of apps, services, platforms, etc. that we are uses is increasing every year. The amount of data we are collecting and processing is expanding at an exponential rate. There is a need to standardize, streamline, and optimize our ability to manage the ever-growing list of systems and their data. Conquering your data can help improve efficiency, effectiveness, reduce cost, and errors inside an organization. This course will discuss the various ways of sharing data easily between different applications, platforms, and services. It will look at various tools (e.g. IFTTT, Flow, Zapier), desktop application functionalities (e.g. Power Query), and programming techniques (e.g. VBA, M, etc.) more to manage this process. This course is perfect for the do-it-yourself person that is looking to find ways to personally conquer and manage their data more effectively. The attendee with gain familiarity with these different tools, their strengths, and weakness and how they could be used in their organizations.
Financial professionals that would like to improve integration between their platforms and systems.
You don't need to be a coder. While we look at programming techniques like VBA and M, the focus is on do-it-yourself tools that help anyone manage data more effectively.
We dig into desktop tools like Power Query and Power BI, along with cloud-based services such as Zapier, IFTTT, and Microsoft Flow. You'll see how these different platforms handle data sharing.
It's designed for financial professionals. It bridges the gap between accounting needs and IT solutions, helping you streamline the systems you use every day.
There are no formal prerequisites. It's helpful if you already understand the basics of how databases and data models work, but we start with the fundamentals of connectivity.
Yes. You will learn to construct and build data sharing processes using widely available tools to improve efficiency and reduce errors within your organization.
I started this project because I noticed my colleagues were drowning in a sea of disconnected apps and manual data entry. We're all collecting more information than ever, but it doesn't do us any good if it's trapped in silos. I wrote this for the professional who wants to stop being a data courier and start being an analyst by building systems that actually talk to each other.
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