I've been looking at different solutions due to the new formulas and the Office 365 upgrade. They are too long, too complicated, and too difficult to read as you have in the formula all the hierarchies to the lowest level in every formula.

I was at an event some years ago and I saw Jedox, which was a spinoff from the former MSI Alea and this product is quite similar to Infor as TM1 is as well. These are well similar products with Excel integration. From what I've seen, it looked quite good, and maybe the easiest way for us to change is rather than to stay with Infor.

No, we are Infor Channel partner (local branch) so there was not really any intention to implement something else.

Yes, we also looked at Oracle BI Applications and IBM Cognos TM1.

I wasn’t involved in the original selection process of the Infor SunSystems and PM solution. I understand that it was chosen because it had been successfully implemented and used by the key project stakeholders at their previous companies.

I evaluated and chose other options as a replacement for Infor PM: These included QlikView, SAP BO, Board, Birst, Sisense, and Tableau. We chose Tableau.