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		<title>Thrilling rebellion</title>
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Dan Murray&#8217;s taking on Big BI &mdash; and in just under two weeks at the <a href="http://conference.tableausoftware.com/">Tableau Customer Conference</a> in Seattle, he&#8217;s going to <a href="http://community.conference.tableausoftware.com/meetings/734">explain</a> his four steps to rebellion &mdash; that is, &#8220;a high value, low cost BI reporting system.&#8221;
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Dan devised the system when the company he worked for &mdash; which had revenue of about $70 million &mdash; couldn&#8217;t afford solutions from Big BI vendors. Bids ranged from $130,000 to $580,000.
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Dan built his own with Tableau and Excel. The final cost, he writes, was $40,000 &mdash; $8000 for Tableau Desktop Pro and the rest for the database and ETL logic.
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&#8220;I&rsquo;m on a mission to spread this around the country,&#8221; he writes in email. &#8220;I consider to be every bit as big a revolution in data as the spreadsheet was to accountants in 1982.  It&rsquo;s thrilling.&#8221;</p>
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