Everybody use Excel, * Marketing Managers use Excel to analyze product performance. * Sales Managers use Excel to produce region sales reports in order to improve the problematic regions * Financial managers use Excel to break the p&l; report to divisions or in order to manage their cash flows * Office assistants use Excel to manage customer/employee lists This is why every manager need to ask himself 2 questions: 1. How many monthly hours my employees waste on manual work in Excel. 2. How much does it cost me ? Few examples of what we can do in Excel in just a button press: * Split your p&l; reports into divisions. * Update Power Point presentations (including charts) from excel inputs * Analyze/Format the output which comes out of the CRM/ERP systems * Application development and addition of new capabilities to Excel. * Build Addins which add new functionality to Excel and Extend the use of it. * Perform long and cumbersome daily tasks. * Format, Analyze and display input data with no human intervention * Dynamic charts * Data integrity - perform checks and audits on output coming from different information system in the firm. * Produce Word and PDFs
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