Smart View provides seamless Office 365 integration between
The
charge to Cloud technologies in IT and Finance continues, and you’ll be glad to
hear your two cloud solutions integrate seamlessly.
Cloud
Software-as-a-Service remains the hottest trend in the market, with most
companies opting to abandon their aging and costly infrastructure and moving to
a bright cloud future.
The
benefits over traditional installations are obvious – infrastructure costs are
a thing of the past, so more budget can be directed to developing and perfecting
your processes and other internal investment. You can also wave goodbye to
paying for endless patching and upgrades - your solutions are kept cutting-edge
as part of the service and automatically patched at your convenience.
The
frontrunners in their respective fields are Microsoft and Oracle, with
Microsoft’s Office 365 package providing incredible value to their customers.
Very few organizations can function without Outlook and Excel, and it even
provides additional tools like Power BI, Skype for Business and OneDrive to
maximize employee productivity.
Similarly,
Oracle’s Planning and Budgeting Cloud Service, built on the best-in-class
Hyperion Planning technology, offers customers incredible planning and
budgeting capability while also integrating seamlessly with your Office 365
suite. Oracle Smart View is the extension which drives this connectivity –
simply install Smart View on your locally installed Office 365 applications and
you will be able to pull up-to-date data straight into Excel or PowerPoint.
Both
the Office 2016 and 2013 solutions that come with Office 365 are supported with
Smart View connectivity, meaning there really hasn’t been a better time to
drive your organization’s decision makers towards the cloud.
For any
queries about integrating Office 365 and any installation of the Oracle suite,
be sure to drop me a comment using the form below and I'll be happy to help
out.
Hi Mike, First of all congrats for your blog!
ReplyDeleteDo you have tried to pull data from Dynamics365 to PBCS using Data management on the cloud?
Thanks in advance
Ruben
Hi Ruben, thanks for the comment! We built an integration from Dynamics to PBCS using FDMEE and EPM Automate. At the time we used an in-house tool to download an extract but what was neat is that we were able to set up a drill-through from a PBCS webform directly to Dynamics CRM records!.
DeleteI've been meaning to get a blog together explaining the techniques but it could probably be modernised to be powered directly through the Cloud by now.