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This is our topic: Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Operations Finance and Operations and Power BI. An introduction to great analytics. Let's see if it's an introduction or reintroduction. How many of you are on Finance and Operations? Ok, quite a lot of you. Anyone from X 2012 weeks 2009? Ok, few of you. Great, how many of you have tried the analytics FNL? Ok, quite a few. So, introduction maybe. My name is Melinda and my team pretty much builds the analytics infrastructure that you see in the product. It's also great to see some familiar faces, so welcome. This is pretty much the topic that we're going to talk about and what we're gonna, you know, I guess it's a bit of a mind shift I think compared to X 2012 and X 2009 with finance and operations. The idea behind built-in analytics is so that as customers, when you move into the product, you have a set of analytics to get started that should be your starting point. So, one of the things that I'll keep on emphasizing, reemphasizing, is that you should utilize it, you can extend it and pretty much start using what we have and there's good reasons to do that. Obviously, we keep on investing in analytics in the product and I'll show you evidence of that on some of the stuff that's in a dough and some of the stuff that's coming in 8.1. So, as you know, we're releasing twice a year in terms of the application, the platform is being updated almost every month so there's a lot of investments coming this way and that's another reason why you should start looking at leveraging them. Of course, there's good ways to build analytics and to extend analytics and there's bad ways...