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NJSQL Business Intelligence Saturday(10/4): Session Abstracts

Microsoft’s Vision for Business Intelligence(Mark Kromer):

There is no single product line from Microsoft that equates to the "Microsoft business Intelligence roadmap". Instead, Microsoft's vision for business intelligence is a combination of different product roadmaps. These include SQL Server, PerformancePointServer, Excel and Sharepoint. Microsoft is beginning to focus more and more energy toward increasing BI presence in Sharepoint, while SQL Server 2008 includes several key new features in Integration Services, Reporting Services, Analysis Services and the database engine which illustrate's Microsoft dedication to investing resources in business intelligence.

In this presentation, I will illustrate the latest Microsoft vision for business intelligence and speak about the "product stack" as a whole solution including PPS, MOSS & SQL Server applied to a number of different business intelligence solution areas.

 

SQL Server Reporting Services(Kevin Goff):

Are you trying to learn how to use (SSRS)  SQL Server Reporting Services, and would like to learn more than just the basics?

Are you trying to author complicated report forms in SSRS?

Are you trying to incorporate SSRS into a relational database or OLAP database environment

Are you interested in seeing the new features in SSRS 2008?

Are you struggling with integrating SSRS into a SharePoint environment?

 

If the answer is “yes” to any of these, then this presentation is for you.  I’ll cover some real-world examples using SSRS, with focus on building output against SQL Server data warehouses.

 

SQLDiva

Published Thursday, October 02, 2008 10:36 PM by SQLDiva

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