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September 2008

Greetings, fellow data analysts!

When someone talks about "user friendliness", we generally think of some type of software or technical equipment that is easy to use. The German Automobile Association (ADAC) also uses this term to refer to parking garages. Since 1987, garage operators can take part in the "most user-friendly parking garage" contest and compete for the club’s certificate of recommenda­tion. Since that time more than 200 garages have received this recogni-

tion. ADAC’s 130-point check list inspects every detail – including the walkway from the selfservice pay station to the parking spaces. Today, most of us expect to find clearly identified parking levels so that we can easily relocate our cars on the way out. But how is it with management reports? Can we easily differentiate the different levels of our data models in a report? The level formats in DeltaMaster’s Flexreport make it easy to orient ourselves – and are user friendly as well. Find out more in this edition of clicks!.

Speaking of automobiles: If you want to know what we think of analogies between driving cars and companies in general, check out our blogs Me, myself and BI and Bella consults.

Best regards,

Your Bissantz & Company team

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