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Might look into microstrategy but that's probably not your best choice. Better suited for a wide range of data acquisition and assorting than just performing this one task you described.
Thank you!
I'm also in the government and we started using SharePoint and the cloud a bit more. Apart from that, making business cases for apps/licensing fees for apps we don't already have and getting IT to make it work has been a huge headache whenever I tried to get new softwares. Might be worthwhile waiting and familiarizing yourself with O365 in the meanwhile.
The IT struggle has definitely been real! I’m new to government from the private sector, and the lack of software/efficiency of processes is… something. O365 is okay for some of our things, but coordinating across sectors and tracking everything I need isn’t so great. Ah, bureaucracy!