In this webinar, we’ll take a tour of the reports tab in MITS Report.  We’ll create a new report, modify it to return the specific information we need, and save it for others to see and use.  We’ll also look at managing existing reports, and sharing reports with users in MITS Report and beyond.

Now that users are starting to get their hands on the new MITS Discover 11 and MITS Report 4 interfaces and capabilities, we’d love to get feedback to help inform our product roadmap.

If these new versions have been installed at your site and you’ve had a chance to use either MITS Discover 11 or MITS Report 4, please take a few minutes to complete our feedback survey!
 

Now that MITS Discover 11 and MITS Report 4 are available, with more and more customers upgrading each week, we’ve put together a series of training webinars to help users put these new releases to work.

MITS Discover 11 and MITS Report 4 have been released! Join us for a walkthrough of the new capabilities available in these releases.

Enhanced data integration capabilities and streamlined interface improve speed of data discovery and decision-making
 

The latest releases of MITS Discover (10.1) and MITS Report (3.5) offer an option to authenticate MITS Report users against MITS Discover, and in turn against Active Directory. Join Brandon Wright, Customer Success Manager/MITS Subject Matter Expert, for a short training session on this feature, including the pros and cons of unified user authentication.

In case you were not able to join our new release webinar a couple of weeks ago, new versions of MITS Discover (10.1) and MITS Report (3.5) are now available.

If you are thinking about reporting and BI implementation and user adoption, listen in as MITS President Gary Owen talks through a recent customer session focused on analytical vs tactical reporting.

You may have seen a few posts on this blog about MITS Report, our ad-hoc reporting solution. For example, Gary Owen wrote about why Self-Service Reporting is Hardly Selfish, and guest blogger Andy Weith wrote Why Wait? and Month End Reporting Magic.

Note: The following blog post was written by guest blogger Andy Weith.

How many reports do you run at month end, manually selecting a new date range each time?