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As you may know, Microsoft has decided to make the BI Conference into a biennial event, with the next conference in 2010. For 2009, we are excited to team with the Professional Association for SQL Server (PASS) to expand the BI tracks at PASS Summit 2009 Read More...
The guys from Infusion have put together a short video on their Falcon Eye Application for Microsoft surface, we did a demo of this at last year’s BI conference in Seattle . Falcon Eye is all about data navigation, but not just any old data navigation Read More...
Sustainability is a topic of considerable interest these days. Business intelligence is a way organizations can use technology to get better insight into how green they really are and ultimately drive down costs by switching to more efficient and green Read More...
I wanted to pass along some recent news from the SQL Data Services team. Today details on new SQL Data Services features were announced . Here are some additional details on the announcement, most importantly what this has to do with information management Read More...
For a second year running, Microsoft has been placed in the leaders quadrant of Gartner’s BI platform category in 2009 . In the report, Gartner describes how BI platform revenue will be less effected by the current economic climate largely due to its Read More...
DM review recently conducted a survey targeted at midmarket organizations using or considering business intelligence. The survey attempts to identify adoption rates, general awareness and satisfaction with BI in general and targeted midmarket solutions. Read More...
Day 2 at the BI Conference has come and gone. I had every intention of posting my thoughts on what's happened over the past few days. But, my schedule has been non-stop with early morning breakfast meetings through late night dinners with customers. I've Read More...
This morning at the BI Conference here in beautiful Seattle, Washington, we unveiled some cool new technology that we think will dramatically change the way people create and consume BI data. The way blogs and wikis made publishing content on the web Read More...
Have you been caught up in the US election campaign hoopla recently? It’s hard to avoid and speculation of who will win, which states are strategic, and how many votes are needed are surging like wildfire. Sounds like a pretty good topic for business Read More...
I'm sure most of you have seen the news by now, but Microsoft announced last week at the financial analyst conference that it has acquired the assets of privately-held data warehousing company DATAllegro, based in Alisa Biejo, CA, in Orange County. This Read More...
While not exactly BI related, I thought I'd pass along a great piece of marketing focused on gaining customer adoption of Windows Vista. As everyone knows, Microsoft has had its share of, ahem, "issues" in customer perceptions of Vista, its reliability, Read More...
We’ve wrapped up a great first week in Orlando with the first of two programs on BI, last week for Developers, this week with a focus on IT Pro's. As many of you know, this is the first year that we’re splitting Tech Ed into 2 weeks from the traditional Read More...
Our apologies for the light posting lately—we’ve been in heads-down planning mode, getting ready for our biggest BI year ever in the company. We’ve officially now entered “Event Season” here at Microsoft, where we hold some of our biggest company events Read More...
I had the opportunity to present with our partner KPMG at last week’s Microsoft Executive Series Leadership Conclave (say THAT 10 times fast) in Dubai on our business intelligence and performance management solutions, and how organizations can adopt BI Read More...
An interesting question posed recently by one customer to another at a trade show that I happened to overhear while walking (OK running) to the brownie table during one of the breaks: "How important is the familiarity of the BI tools to you?" Now while Read More...
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