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We've just concluded the formal conference season - with the completion of Worldwide Partner Conference in Houston and Microsoft's internal MGX Sales Conference in Atlanta. Having just completed a phenomenal fiscal year we typically spend the first two Read More...
In case you weren't aware of this...last week we released the Service Pack for PerformancePoint Server 2007. With this new Service Pack, enhancements have been made to the monitoring, analyzing and planning functionality found in PerformancePoint Server Read More...
The PerformancePoint Server 2007 Planning Data Migration Tool is now available on TechNet and the MS Download Center. Norm Warren has provided some great additional guidance to support this here . Documentation: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc512833.aspx Read More...
A wealth of new content (templates, project plans and worksheets) has been made available on TechNet to assist partners and customers with implementing PerformancePoint Server 2007. There are links to this content below: Project Plan Framework (.pptx) Read More...
This three-part webcast series has been created specifically for Microsoft partners and will provide guidance and best practices around implementing PerformancePoint Server 2007. The first two webcasts will take partners through the suggested phases of Read More...
  Completely off topic but I saw this post today from Seth Godin which prompted me to share this. Ever since I was a child Puma has been my sports footwear of choice. Why? Put simply my best friend's father was a brand manager for their footwear Read More...
  Great news - We've decided to create THE BI BLOG . I've been asked to contribute (which is a great honour) and we'll look to make sure there's something in here for everyone from the customer, partner, developer, and implementer. For the BI BLOG Read More...
So SAP/BOBJ are using Sir Mixalot as their unofficial mascot with the release of Baby got BI. Our approach is a little different but here's how the Softie's do it. I'll leave you to be the judge of who's best in the "war on talent".   Technorati Read More...
  This is a great set of resources from Jeff Carr that expands upon the information I posted earlier on the PerformancePoint Planning and Architecture Guides. Jeff's taken this one step LEAP further - This is your PerformancePoint Bible: Help, How Read More...
The PerformancePoint Server 2007 Planning & Architecture Guide, Deployment Guide, and Operations Guide are now available as downloadable books from TechNet. Information about how to plan a PerformancePoint Server deployment in a large enterprise environment Read More...
Here's a great tool that allows you to build your own search engine. Live Search Macros . Norm Warren has created a search macro for PerformancePoint which you can use to find documentation, whitepapers, VPC's, and other information around Microsoft BI. Read More...
Vendor consolidation has prompted a number of customers and vendors to look at BI differently. This is certainly different. Hat-tip to the Performance Guys .   UPDATE: This is written with no agenda, prejudice or ulterior motive but it seems this Read More...
Lot's of news this week from Oracle's decision to buy BEA , Sun's decision to purchase MySQL , Cognos 8.3 launch , and a joint announcement from SAP and BOBJ . Phew. I like the Performance Guys take on this weeks news. If you've not added this to you're Read More...
This is a great series of sessions as part of the Microsoft Partner Academy presented by Mike Tejedor and Alyson Powell Irwin. Here's the session abstract and joining details: Description: This is the first in a series of sessions that will explore advanced Read More...
The 2nd Annual Microsoft Business Intelligence Conference 2008 will run from October 6th-8th 2008. This is great news - the first conference was a fantastic 3 days and I'm sure with the launch of SQL Server 2008 this will provide a great opportunity for Read More...
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