Motley Crews: Collaborating with Quarto

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Adoption of Quarto and RStudio unifies query-to-publication: SQL queries (Hyperion, Toad), R analysis, and narrative live in one source file and publish to the web via gitlab pages. PDFs are retired; version control prevents duplicate edits. A shared R package (am_utils::aad_year) enforces consistent term-to-academic-year logic, avoiding mismatched counts (example: 2,266 vs 2,389). Visual editor lowers technical barriers for non-coders, and packaged queries plus documentation improve accuracy and onboarding.

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1. 0:00Introduction and challenges
2. 1:23Rethinking workflow design
3. 3:01Form follows function
4. 4:57Adopting a unified system
5. 6:47Reducing technical barriers
6. 10:50Enhancing report functionality
7. 14:12Accuracy and custom packages
8. 19:32Q&A and concluding remarks

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