Guides for people who answer for the numbers.
Practical guides for BI, data and finance leaders on conflicting numbers, reporting sprawl, AI-built dashboards and platform changes.
An AI-generated dashboard still needs a business definition
A practical review of analytical logic: meaning, timing, grain, source evidence and approval. Better questions before trusting the next convincing dashboard.
Read the guideAn agreed KPI definition needs more than a glossary entry
Keep the reasoning, scope, source evidence and accountable owner together so the next reporting change does not restart the same argument.
Read the guideThe reporting transformation checklist: what to settle before you commit
Eight questions every sponsor should have answered before a reporting transformation is scoped, from what exists and who owns it to what retires and how sign-off works.
Read the guideWhy your numbers don't match: one KPI, four definitions
How one KPI drifts into several definitions across the business, why that becomes a programme risk during a transformation, and how to get to one agreed number.
Read the guideBefore you rebuild SSRS and Excel reports in Power BI: what to decide first
What a sponsor should ask and decide before SSRS and Excel reporting moves to Power BI, and why a like-for-like rebuild carries old problems into the new platform.
Read the guideKeep, fix, retire or rebuild: a decision framework for reports
A simple framework for deciding what each report deserves, the evidence to ask for behind every verdict and how to get owners to commit.
Read the guideSSRS end of support: what it means and how to plan the move
SSRS 2022 is the last version of SQL Server Reporting Services. What the support dates mean, your options and how to plan a move without surprises.
Read the guideQlikView end of support: the dates and your options
QlikView 12.90 support ends on 31 October 2026 and 12.100 follows in September 2027. What the dates mean, your options and what to settle before you move.
Read the guideThere is no SSRS 2025: what to install instead
SQL Server 2025 does not include Reporting Services. What replaces it, which licences cover Power BI Report Server and how to move an SSRS server across.
Read the guideTools to map and clean up your reporting before a migration
Free and paid tools for finding your reports, checking which are used, spotting duplicates and proving migrated numbers match, and what each leaves to you.
Read the guideHow healthy is your reporting?
Ten questions. Get your score, a five-area breakdown and analysis of what to tackle first.
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