Articles on IT infrastructure for businesses: NAS systems, Synology, QNAP, SQL Server, backup, security, and practical tips from IT consulting.
Efficiency, Automation and Competitive Advantage A Business World Without Software – Unthinkable Modern companies cannot function without software. Whether it’s SAP, Excel, or specialized applications – nearly every process relies on digital solutions.A simple example: In Excel, entering a formula into a cell instantly delivers the result. The software, working together with the hardware, performs […]
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Challenges in Everyday Business Different Data Sources A SQL Server in business helps companies provide important KPIs (Key Performance Indicators), reports, and analyses efficiently.In practice, the required data often comes from different SAP transactions or other sources. Time-Consuming Data Preparation Before meaningful results are available, data must be collected and linked together – a process
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Microsoft Office is present in almost every company. As long as tasks are standardized, the built-in features of Excel, Access and Outlook are usually sufficient. However, as soon as processes become more complex, involve different data sources or require repetitive steps, the standard functions reach their limits. This is where VBA demonstrates its true value:
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What is a NAS (Network Attached Storage)? Introduction to the basics: what does NAS mean, how does it work, and why is it considered network-attached storage? Most people have probably heard of a NAS before. But not everyone knows exactly what it is, how NAS systems work, what they can be used for, or what
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Why SQL Is Essential Today In today’s business world, there is no way around SQL. Many companies work with large and complex Excel files that often contain elaborate programming in the background. These structures quickly reach their limits when data volumes increase or when efficient processing is required. This is precisely where SQL provides the
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Introduction to VBA Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) is a programming language based on Visual Basic and integrated into all Microsoft Office products. I use VBA to expand the standard functions of Excel, Access, Outlook and other applications significantly. This allows me to solve tasks that cannot be managed with built-in tools alone and to
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