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SharePoint upgrade from 2007 to 2010 is a fairly straightforward process in comparison to the Performance Point 2007 to 2010 migration. Performance Point pages will migrate to 2010, however, all dashboards will be broken. The recommended solution is to repost a new dashboard on top of the old once. Data...
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Performance Point 2010 is completely redesigned in order to play nice with SharePoint. This actually introduces a very interesting workflow for authoring PPS dashboards. All PPS objects are stored in a SharePoint List and are manageable in there. For example you can create new a Data Source connection...
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I’m going to be traveling to 5 cities (New York, Kansas City, Dallas, Denver and Chicago) with the Microsoft Communications Sector group that focuses on Telecommunications and Media and Entertainment companies. I will be doing sessions on Personalized Business Intelligence on the Microsoft platform...
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This is a buddy of mine, Bruno Aziza, at Microsoft giving a demonstration of PPS at the BI Conference last October. It is a great looking dashboard and demo in SharePoint using PPS. Check out the video after the jump.
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Great scenario using Microsoft Business Intelligence solutions in the healthcare space. In the United States we talk and talk about healthcare for everyone but really if we just provide better insight into operations, we can have great productivity gains. Healthcare is burden...
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We developed a PushBI solution to track the business intelligence sessions and ratings at TechED 2009 next week. Download and give it a tour next week when the session speakers scores start coming in. http://www.PUSHBI.com/TechED.aspx
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This is pretty cool, our PushBI solution make the blog masters #5 business intelligence demo. Right on! Click through the link to check out the whole top 10 but make sure you visit www.PUSHBI.com to find out more information about our new business intelligence solution. http://blogs.msdn.com/bi/archive...
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I haven't been doing much blogging lately; we are busy working on our business intelligence projects and are fortunate to have a full pipeline of BI projects (SQL, SSAS, SSRS, SPS, PPS and Silverlight). But, I truly believe if you are going to survive as a company, you either innovate or die. With that...
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Microsoft Business Intelligence Blog
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Patrick Husting
on Thu, Apr 23 2009
Filed under: PerformancePoint Server, Microsoft, SSAS, Reporting Services, Facts, Scorecards, MDX, Marketing, Performance Management, Reporting, Analytics, News, PushBI
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http://www.microsoft.com/bi/ April 8, 2009 In 2009, Microsoft will deliver Business Intelligence content in more places than ever! We will have significant presence at Tech Ed (May 2009, Los Angeles, CA), at Worldwide Partner Conference (July 2009, New Orleans, LA) the SharePoint Conference (October...
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We entered the Microsoft Business Intelligence contest and received a notification today that we made the First Runner Up category. That is pretty cool. We submitted our www.ExtendedCSR.com solution for sustainability reporting. We used the following products: SharePoint 2007 PerformancePoint 2007 Monitoring...
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You know, Alyson just rocks, but I wish I knew of this last summer.... "It frequently comes up that you may want to show a date in your scorecard, either as an actual value, a target value or just as an extra piece of information such as when was this KPI last updated in the source. One way that you...
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We finally finished the SharePoint web part that allows you to take a PPS Dashboard and all the web parts located on the dashboard page and print it out in its full glory to the printer. Our add-on strips out all the SharePoint navigational and web printing extras and gives you just the main content...
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What is the vision of Microsoft Corporate Performance Management now?? PPS Planning Dead?? SQL Gemini? Excel Wins!!! The product might be dead, but I'm betting all the smart people and IP will roll into the Office Excel product group and be aligned with SQL Gemini in 2010. Or at least I hope so.... You...
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special note : I had to take this entry down yesterday because I guess it wasn't pushed out to the press yet. Sorry PPS team. I guess it is live news today! another note : I think these are all great changes, more small, mid and enterprise size customers will be able to get performance management and...
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PerformancePoint Server 2007 with Service Pack 2 (SP2) includes enhancements such as improved query performance, support for SQL Server 2008, increased compatibility with Windows Server 2008, including support for Windows Server 2008 Hyper-V, and more filtering capabilities for PerformancePoint dashboards...
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In 50% of our projects, we are asked if there are any options for printing a PerformancePoint Dashboard. The reason for this is when our customers want to print a dashbaord, they want a rich looking report without all the SharePoint clutter. Also, they want to print easily to different paper sizes or...
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One request we get all the time is " give us the ability to drag and drop and create our own reports ". PerformancePoint really doesn't have any end-user report writing features to do that. Sure you can drill across and down, but you really can't drop in our own measures and dimensions on a blank report...
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Had a question come up about how to use a SharePoint document library within PPS. Use the following steps to create it. Open SharePoint Designer and open your SPS site Create an ASP.NET page Drag and drop your document library onto the page Attach the SPS stylesheet so it looks pretty Save it to the...
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My good friend Bruno did the demostration of a nice looking business intelligence application. Some PPS, Live Maps, Dundas and Excel Services. I like the branding of the portal and the live maps. Pretty nice.
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Well, with the financial markets melting down around the world, Microsoft kicked off its business intelligence conference. These are not the best pictures, but I could use my camera phone to capture some pictures. The below picture is from the keynote kickoff of the event.