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How do I create or migrate from PerformancePoint 2007 custom extensions for Dashboard Designer in PerformancePoint Services 2010?
Custom editing extensions for Dashboard Designer in PerformancePoint Services 2010 are now implemented using web pages to provide a thin editing environment and a better deployment story.  Therefore, unfortunately, custom extensions for Dashboard...(read more)
Securing PerformancePoint Content in SharePoint
All PerformancePoint content is stored in SharePoint, which makes it easy for employees to share and re-use that content. But what about content that you want to restrict? This article will give you instructions for locking down PerformancePoint content...(read more)
What Happened to the Pivot Button in the Scorecard Editor?
If you were one of the few people that used the scorecard pivot feature in PerformancePoint 2007 Dashboard Designer, you may have noticed that it is no longer present in PerformancePoint Services 2010.  There are a number of reasons for this. ...(read more)
Conversations with data in analytic charts
Today’s post is by Jason Robertson, showing some ways to have a conversation with data using analytic charts in PerformancePoint Services for SharePoint 2010. I built a simple model using Bureau of Transportation 's Airline On-Time Performance and...(read more)
How to integrate SSRS Reports with Dashboard Filters
PerformancePoint Monitoring Filters work with SSRS reports, both relational and OLAP. To configure a dashboard pages to use common filters to drive SSRS reports and other PerformancePoint views, follow the below steps. For this example, we will configure...(read more)

Microsoft BI News
ComputerWorld: Microsoft's (un)secret weapon for winning the BI battle
Ubiquitous Excel to be tied more closely to SQL Server and back-end BI tools.
Microsoft Empowers Enterprises to Think Bigger About Business Intelligence
New "managed self-service" business intelligence technologies and enhanced enterprise-class data warehousing capabilities usher in era of truly pervasive BI.
ComputerWorld: Microsoft scales out SQL Server 2008, wants to 'democratize BI'
Microsoft Corp. today said it will take its SQL Server 2008 database into the large data warehousing market by 2010 as it integrates technology from recently acquired DATAllegro Inc.
TechTarget: New SQL Server BI features could cut IT chores
Microsoft said its next release of SQL Server will add self-service reporting and analysis tools so more end users can have access to corporate business intelligence, without the need for IT intervention.
CRN: Microsoft Lays Out Roadmap For Next Rev Of SQL Server
Microsoft will ship the next release of its SQL Server database, code named "Kilimanjaro," in the first half of 2010 under a timetable the company will announce Monday at its second annual business intelligence conference.

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