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The City of Frisco Parks & Recreation team had useful operational data, but the information lived across disconnected exports and spreadsheets. Leaders needed a single way to understand revenue, registrations, program hours, facility performance, service demand, and participation trends. Staff also needed the skills to...

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Turning parks and recreation data into self - service analytics City of Frisco Parks & Recreation Department | Microsoft Power BI | Hands - on Analytics Training Client City of Frisco Parks & Recreation Department Industry Local Government / Municipal Recreation Services Solution Microsoft Power BI hands - on training workshop Duration 4 days, 24 hours total, on - site Delivered By Armely, LLCAta Glance 24 Training Hours 4 - day workshop 8 Training Modules Power BI end - to - end 3 Dashboard Pages Activity, Facility, Services 01 | The Problem The Situation The Parks & Recreation team had useful operational data, but the information lived across disconnected exports and spreadsheets. Leaders needed a single way to understand revenue, registrations, program hours, facility performance, service demand, and participation trends.

Staff also needed the skills to manage this reporting without relying on outside support.

Key pain points included: • Program, facility, and service data was split across CSVs and spreadsheet exports. • Revenue analysis required manual work across resident revenue, nonresident revenue, facility revenue, and service revenue. • Registration reporting lacked one consistent view across month, channel, residency, status, and service type. • Lead

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