What is your primary use case for MicroStrategy?

I use MicroStrategy to build reports for my client, and in IQVIA, we work with pharmaceutical data and I build some reports in MicroStrategy. I built some cards for my client using MicroStrategy. These cards are available for phones, and the client connects to these cards to view some KPIs for their representative of sales. In IQVIA, we work with a service that makes the report building process easy for me in MicroStrategy. In this service, we put some cubes, and via a platform, we show our clients the reports. The clients don't have the internal data, so they only have the information that shows on this particular site.

I use MicroStrategy for reporting purposes because I have worked across different organizations in different domains, including retail, mortgage, and banking.

I am a database developer with experience using both MicroStrategy and Microsoft Power BI. I usually recommend MicroStrategy to my customers. I work at a service company.

I am a developer working with MicroStrategy, specifically focusing on tasks related to making cubes and viewpoints. Although I am not involved in solution architecture, I utilize MicroStrategy as an end user, working within its provided framework.

Our customers use it as a BI tool, and we handle end-to-end project development. We use MicroStrategy for the front end to develop metadata and dashboards.

I just maintain the platform and develop the reports.

At our insurance product-based company, we are using MicroStrategy to develop organizational reports, including financial reports and other in-house project reports.

I was an architect and developed a BI solution, and I used the transaction feature in MicroStrategy, which lets you write to the database. We used that feature heavily.

We use it for reporting, it's enterprise-wide reporting. There are tons of different things, some scheduled by MicroStrategy. Those old-fashioned reports, PDFs, Excel, and even portfolio and task stuff. Works for many industries now, different business lines, finance, supply chain, etc.

I use its Discovery Analytics feature, particularly in the context of KPI analysis for management.

It's useful if you need to create dashboards that you check every day. Also, we can create a queue, but it will be updated every day with scheduled updates. We use MicroStrategy as an architect to call some tasks and procedures to update data or delete data. I am the user to check data in dashboards.

We used the solution for reporting and data visualization. We used Google BigQuery to collect data and build dashboards and reports about production, manufacturing data, HR, people, positions, and headcounts. MicroStrategy was the platform where we built visualizations on dashboards, created standard reports in table format, and allowed some users to analyze the data.

I'm working in a company, so we need to do the visualization for our client. Therefore, we are using MicroStrategy.

We use it for statistics for our customers.

I work for an airline and we are customers of MicroStrategy.

MicroStrategy is used to receive all the reports from their customers who are logging into their website, such as customers purchasing products online.

MicroStrategy is helpful for all aspects of the company's operations, including accounting, marketing, and human resources. It's an on-premises solution, but we are looking into migrating to Azure, but it won't be this year. We are looking forward to it in the future, but not at this time.

MicroStrategy is used for many uses cases. All BI cases. For the organization, I am generating reports on revenue, fraud, collection, bad debt, vendors, and customers. I am doing a netting process between them. I'm currently using MicroStrategy for all of the larger-scale financial treatments. We use it in many cases for financial reporting. MicroStrategy is also, used to generate inventory, and asset management reports for the end-users.

Create and share reports and dossiers, included mobile application

It can be used for various things. We are currently using it for executive dashboarding, critical success factors, and business monitoring. We have its latest version.

When we were using it before, it was mainly for some types of reporting, primarily sales reporting. We also use it for external reporting and that went out to our customers to allow our member hospitals to view their own purchasing data, for example, who they're buying from, what vendors, what kind of pricing they're getting. Mostly its reports on things of that nature. It was and is used for both internal reporting and external member facing reporting. We moved to Tableau and we're still using it a little bit for some of our solutions.

We create dashboards and reports for top management.

I work for different clients. Its deployment depends on the clients. For the most recent project that I worked on, it is deployed on-premises.

We use MicroStrategy to create dashboards and reports for our top management. We are still not using it one hundred percent but we plan to be by next year.

The solution is primarily used for customer management, Salesforce organization, and product purchasing analysis.

The primary use case of the solution is for management reporting and analytics across many different subject areas.

We are using MicroStrategy in development and also for the web.

I am a consultant and I use this solution to assist in delivering projects.

I have been using MicroStrategy for the last 10 years in the health sector in private healthcare, designing reports and scorecards for healthcare and billing areas, with health indicators including monthly and annual accumulators compared to the last few years. I developed reports that were distributed daily by email to heads of departments and directors of hospitals of the company, with the information of each of them.

Our primary use case for this product are analytics and visualization.

I'm a system implementer, so I implement the system for customers. I implement whatever the customer needs at their site. It's generally all the BI information that they have in the data warehouse. Its performance is very good.

Primary is the enterprise reporting. That's our baseline. Everything else is "nice-to-haves." It performs very well.