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Corporations worldwide produce huge chunks of performance data through multiple application channels, all of which is usually stored and manipulated in flexible, user-friendly Excel spreadsheets. Despite the robustness of the world’s most popular productivity tool, working exclusively within the Excel environment has its drawbacks. Spreadsheets are deeply inadequate when it comes to distributing and collecting data from multiple business units and consolidating that data for reporting in a disciplined and organized manner. However, removing Excel from a company’s existing processes is nearly impossible, due to its overwhelming popularity.
