Descripción
On several occasions during my time here at Autodesk, Inc., I’ve been asked: "What about Vault reporting? Oh, and how do I do that?" If you're asking that question too, this is definitely the class for you . . . but with a twist. We're not going to use Vault software reporting tools to do Vault reporting. Many people are now using Data Analytics tools to provide reporting on their data, and Vault software is no exception. In this class, we'll use tools like Tableau and Microsoft Power BI (Business Intelligence) to provide reporting on Vault features like workflow, lifecycles, checkouts, project reporting (entire folder stats), and statistics that talk about data authors and the associated states. This session features Vault Professional 2017.
Aprendizajes clave
- Learn how to export/extract Vault data
- Learn ways to report Vault data —using Tableau
- Learn ways to report Vault data —using PowerBI
- Learn how to make your data reporting more real time using Dashboards
Oradores
- TBTim BourdoisTim Bourdois has worked in information technology since 1982. Since 1994 he has operated his company, NetWise, offering consulting services as a systems engineer, solutions architect, and systems integrator. He became involved with Autodesk, Inc., in 2008 while optimizing workflows for Inventor/Vault software integration into enterprise resource planning (ERP), as well as selecting a finite element analysis (FEA) solution for a large curtain wall customer. He is responsible for all things IT for his clients, including management analysis, business process analysis, and human resources recruitment. He is involved with system design, software and hardware selection and acquisition, implementation, training, and cross-application development, acting as a facilitator between application vendors. Tim recently joined Autodesk as a data management implementation consultant. He has attended Autodesk University since 2009 and has presented many classes on a variety of subjects, including data management, implementation, IT, Building Information Modeling (BIM), FEA, cloud computing, and enterprise architecture.
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