Presenting Visualization Options in Microsoft BI
If you have some time amidst the holiday rush, join me on Monday, December 9th, at the Atlanta BI meeting, where I’ll present Visualization Options in Microsoft BI. “Confused about […]
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If you have some time amidst the holiday rush, join me on Monday, December 9th, at the Atlanta BI meeting, where I’ll present Visualization Options in Microsoft BI. “Confused about […]
Just got myself upgraded from MCTIP BI (which retires on January 31st, 2014) to the new MCSE BI certification by passing the three required exams. Over the course of almost […]
Out of 26 applications, our BI solution for Recall Corporation was nominated as one of the six finalists for the BI and Analytics Innovation Awards presented tonight by the Atlanta […]
Scenario: A custom application needs to display a filter dialog to prompt the user to select accounts from a tree consisting of thousands of nodes, such as a tree that […]
Dimension data security is a great feature of Analysis Services and one of the top reasons to strongly consider a semantic layer in your BI implementations, as I mentioned in […]
Somehow, this PowerPivot for SharePoint gem escaped my attention but it’s a very important deployment enhancement that was more than likely initiated by Power BI and the cloud. Starting with […]
Lots of public appearances this month! I’ll be presenting “Best Practices for Implementing an Enterprise BI Solution” at SQL Saturday Charlotte BI Edition on October 19th immediately after SQL Pass. […]
I believe that the Pareto 80/20 principle applies well to a sound BI strategy where 80% of the BI needs should be addressed by Organizational BI (data warehouse, semantic layer, […]
In my previous blog, I was somewhat hard on Oracle for not testing their connectivity software property. On a positive note, I like their effort to integrate Oracle Developer Tools […]
Getting two mega vendors to work together – always fun. On a positive note, the experience further reinforced my love for SQL Server. Scenario: Installing Oracle 11g 64-bit and 32-bit […]
