With all of the excitement surrounding SAP BusinessObjects BI 4.3, it’s sometimes easy to forget that not every organization has the luxury of being the… Read More
Author: Dallas
Dallas is a Solutions Director with EV Technologies, SAP Mentor, and a co-author of SAP BusinessObjects Web Intelligence: The Comprehensive Guide from SAP Press. A frequent blogger and conference speaker, you can follow him on Twitter, LinkedIn, or Facebook.
State of the SAP BusinessObjects BI4 Upgrade, July 2020
SAP BusinessObjects Business Intelligence 4.3 SP0 went into General Availability on June 12, 2020. How should your organization respond? Read the latest in my State of… Read More
SAP BusinessObjects in the Cloud
It’s time to start thinking about SAP BusinessObjects BI 4.3. But it’s also time to consider cloud-based analytics. No doubt you’ve heard about SAP Analytics… Read More
Drawing Clouds
If you’re currently sheltering in-place at home with school-aged children, you’re probably spending your lunch hour making Lunch Doodles with Mo Willems. However, if you’re… Read More
SAP BusinessObjects Explorer and Xcelsius End of Life Doesn’t Have to Mean End of World
Steve Jobs is often given credit for killing Adobe Flash when he penned his essay Thoughts on Flash in April 2010. At the time, Apple… Read More
Oracle Products Running Out of Support in 2020
SAP BusinessObjects customers using the Oracle database should plan on an upgrade in 2020. Read More
Microsoft Products Running Out of Mainstream Support in 2018
Several key Microsoft products are running out of mainstream support in 2018. Read More
SAP Analytics Tools Running Out of Mainstream Support in 2018
The end of 2018 will mean the end of mainstream support for several SAP analytics tools. Read More
Integrating Tableau Server into SAP Analytics Hub
Our first experience with SAP Analytics Hub, using a Tableau Server appliance and SAP HANA appliance hosted by Amazon Web Services (AWS). Read More
Web Intelligence Users – It’s Time To Unplug Java
Oracle is changing how it supports Java in January 2019. Web Intelligence users should stop using Java long before that date. Read More