How to then test that everything is configured correctly and you are not exposing data which shouldn’t be exposed to particular consumer? It might be quite complex to create and configure all the objects for the data share. You have single copy of the data with no delays, no additional costs for moving or copying data back and forth. Do you know one of the best features in Snowflake? Data Sharing. Connor Hughes Rati Verma Lisa Fenton Lisa Gibson (She/Her) Stephany Lapierre Susan Walsh - The Classification Guru Alexandre Brisebois Heather Roning Khalil Alfar Shelly Avery Sean Lewis Claire Sexton Corinne Cavanaugh Irfan Kapadia Margareth Amorim Alun Rafique MCIPS CEng, MIMechE Alex Martin MBA MCIPS Ragnar Lorentzen Matthias Gutzmann Marton Berczik Adam Lustig Anna Ceberio-Verghese Florence Gutierrez Eric Kallies Andy Martin David Shillingford #microsoft #sap #spreadsheets #procurement According to 2022 stats, “67.4% of supply chain managers use Excel spreadsheets as a management tool.” That means that usage of Excel has increased significantly in the post-pandemic world.Ĭheck out Mathews' post below, and share your thoughts - should we stop using spreadsheets, what is the alternative, and how do we transition to new tools? Rumana M H Alex Diebald Giuliano Liguori Mita Gupta Alex Broom Chris Loveland, MBA Indre Vilmane Chase VanBuskirk Pascal Hary Jason Vallery Vignesh Balasubramanian Kyle Haubrich Simon B. The results of a poll in 2019 indicate that pre-pandemic, 19% of supply chain managers believed that spreadsheet usage should stop. How would things be different today in the context of the ongoing use of these ubiquitous tools? Did you know that Microsoft had plans to acquire SAP in 2007 - the #MendocinoProject also known as #Duet - at least that was one of the "rumors" going around - as well as the merits of MS looking at buying Siebel Systems Ī recent post by Mathew Schulz regarding the use of spreadsheets, emails, etc., made me wonder what would have happened if Microsoft had successfully acquired SAP.
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