Tuesday, September 17, 2024
Moving to SAP Analytics Cloud with Analysis for Office Scheduling and Broadcasting
How APOS PowerBurst Publisher promotes SAP Analytics Cloud adoption
The need to "push" reports out to stakeholders in a timely manner, in usable formats, and to appropriate locations, is a central requirement in the analytics program of many organizations.
For those organizations that require a push methodology, the absence of robust publications capabilities in SAP Analytics Cloud is a barrier to adoption. There are challenging limitations on broadcasting stories and applications, and entirely no capability to schedule and broadcast Analysis for Office reports. These organizations often maintain an SAP BusinessObjects environment to achieve their push objectives.
Fortunately, APOS PowerBurst removes this barrier to SAP Analytics Cloud adoption.
APOS PowerBurst has been the solution of choice for many organizations seeking robust scheduling and broadcasting of SAP Analytics Cloud reports, and now APOS has extended these capabilities to SAP Analysis for Office reports. Organizations can now move their AfO reports to SAP Analytics Cloud, then schedule and broadcast them with Publisher for Cloud.
By enabling Analysis for Office scheduling and broadcasting, APOS PowerBurst removes a major barrier to SAP Analytics Cloud adoption, allowing these organizations to move ahead, innovate faster, and leverage SAP Analytics Cloud's major advances in visualization, planning, AI, etc.
APOS PowerBurst creates a centralized and unified scheduling and broadcasting environment for:
- SAP Analytics Cloud stories
- SAP Analytics Cloud applications
- SAP Analysis for Office reports
By enabling a push methodology for all of your SAP Analytics Cloud content, APOS Publisher for Cloud allows many organizations to move beyond SAP BusinessObjects to embrace SAP Analytics Cloud fully.
Learn more about scheduling and broadcasting Analysis for Office reports
Learn more about how you can use APOS PowerBurst to schedule and broadcast SAP Analysis for Microsoft Office reports: