Craig Utley
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Craig Utley is a mentor with Solid Quality Mentors and a former program manager with the SQL Customer Advisory Team at Microsoft. He is the author of Business Intelligence with Microsoft Office PerformancePoint Server 2007 (Osborne/McGraw-Hill).
Email address: craig@solidq.com
Web site: http://www.ciobriefings.com
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11 results found for Craig Utley, displaying items 1 - 11
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Creating Dimensions in SSAS Part 1
Learn how to build proper dimensions, add useful hierarchies that support user’s navigational needs, then perform the important step of adding attribute relationships to make your users' data analysis fast and easy.
SQL Server Magazine
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April 29, 2008 |
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Creating Dimensions in SSAS, Part 2
After you build the proper dimensions of a cube, you need to add attribute relationships to help the cube engine better process queries for faster data analysis.
SQL Server Magazine
Creating Dimensions in SSAS Part 1
Windows IT Pro
Creating Dimensions in SSAS, Part 2
Windows IT Pro
Unveiling PerformancePoint Server 2007
PerformancePoint Server 2007 might be in your future, especially if your users find out about its BI features. Get the lowdown before they do about the 3 parts of PerformancePoint Server, what it needs to run, and what exactly it delivers.
SQL Server Magazine
Points to Ponder: Delivering BI to the Organization
Many options exist for delivering BI data to end users. Here are some important considerations to keep in mind as you choose the delivery tools for the various users you serve.
SQL Server Magazine
Bring Cube Data into Focus
Reporting Services gives you an inexpensive way to deliver Analysis Services data to business users. Here’s how you can provide greater flexibility in your reports so users can easily change the ways they view BI data.
SQL Server Magazine
Delivering Analysis Services Data with Reporting Services
Learn how to use Reporting Services to give business users access to complex Analysis Services data--in a user-friendly format.
SQL Server Magazine
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May 8, 2006 |
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MDX for the MDX Phobic
If you don't have experience with MDX then Microsoft's Office Excel Add-in for SQL Server Analysis Services is for you.
SQL Server Magazine
Drillthrough on the Fly
Drillthrough lets you look at the individual records in a cube, but you can't modify a drillthrough query on the fly. You can create a drillthrough report, then use a cell-level action to call the report and pass the parameters.
SQL Server Magazine
Beating the Odds
A well-designed data warehouse can help your organization make faster and more informed decisions, but data-warehousing projects are risky business. Here's why so many data-warehousing projects fail and how to increase your project's chances for success.
SQL Server Magazine
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