Will you ever truly go "all-in" on cloud?
Yes, and it will be public cloud47%
Yes, hybrid32%
No, we'll always have something on-premise19%
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We use Microsoft PowerBI extensively at the company. Over 15,000 reports.
For our "corporate" reports, like financials or HR, we centralize those requests and attend them with my team.
We currently "extract" information from multiple systems (ie. SAP, SuccessFactors, CRM, etc...) and put in into a SQL Analysis Services. For interpreting the data we have a Semantics model in PBI.
The problem I see is we can't scale enough to comply with the reporting demands as the semantic model is "unique" and we end up having only one or two developers that can work at a time.
Anyone has an idea how to scale their PBI teams without having to redevelop the semantic model per report?
As technology leaders, where are you seeing the most challenges or gaps?
Executive Support10%
Projects vs. Operations68%
Building a culture of Security15%
Team Completeness5%
What's your most indispensable cloud infrastructure tools to use in addition to what you get from GCP, AWS, Azure?
HashiCorp (Terraform, Vault, Packer, etc.)22%
Cloud infra automation (Ansible, Puppet, Chef, etc.)56%
APM (Datadog, AppD, SignalFX, NewRelic, etc.)10%
Others?10%
Cloud-based solutions do not have solutions for two very important things: 1) offline use 2) polarizing political agendas.
Offline Use: Most cloud-based solutions do not have viable options for when their service is not accessible. So, how are people supposed to use the solution if it is unreachable?
Polarizing Political Agendas: There is too much risk of de-platforming when the service provider's political agenda does not align with those of their subscribers.