2014 BI Outlook: Who’s Hot, Who’s Not
While Microsoft has fallen a bit in the Gartner’s eye, according to InformationWeek, it’s the hottest BI vendor in 2014. I guess the reason is that Gartner focuses predominantly on […]
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While Microsoft has fallen a bit in the Gartner’s eye, according to InformationWeek, it’s the hottest BI vendor in 2014. I guess the reason is that Gartner focuses predominantly on […]
Gartner released the 2014 update of the Business Intelligence and Analytics Platforms Magic Quadrant. Interestingly, Gartner moved the predictive capabilities to a new Magic Quadrant for Advanced Analytics Platforms and […]
Atlanta BI fans, Join us for the next Atlanta MS BI Group meeting on Monday, February 24th. Lance England will present “introduction to MDX”. Computer Associates will sponsor our meeting […]
In my “Optimizing Dimension Data Security” blog, I’ve mentioned that converting static sets to dynamic could reduce the connection initialization time. To my surprise, using Excel to connect to the […]
As you’ve probably head, Office 2013 supports now two installation options: the traditional MSI-based installation and the new Click-To-Run streaming installation. Chris Webb mentioned about it here and Melissa Coates […]
More and more organizations are planning and adopting dashboards. And, the question “which visualization tool is the best for dashboarding?” has been asked more frequently. The visualization aspect of BI […]
Although it might not be immediately obvious, Power View supports various options for exploring data in more details. Although some scenarios are not natively supported, workarounds could be available. Drilling […]
Data is your biggest asset and today’s currency but the data can be messy. You know it and we’ve seen it. The messier the data, the bigger the headache. At […]
The next Atlanta SQL Saturday will be on May 3rd. I’m doing a “Deep Dive into the Microsoft BI Semantic Model (BISM)” pre-conference session on May 2nd. You can register […]
At the Atlanta BI meeting last night, there was a question from the audience about differences between Inmon and Kimball and which methodology should be followed when implementing a data […]