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Mobile BI to replace reports push model

Posted on June 17, 2011 by Ron Keler

I first published this post on Technorati as Mobile BI to Replace Reports Push Model BI Content is typically distributed in either a push model or a pull model. In a traditional pull model, content is generated on the BI … Continue reading →

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Data is surprising

Posted on February 27, 2011 by Ron Keler

The only sure thing about data is that it will surely hold surprises you are not expecting. Data is generated from systems that ultimately collect information entered by people. And as people are surprising and act in unpredictable ways, the … Continue reading →

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BI on a napkin

Posted on February 10, 2011 by Ron Keler

One of the surest ways, tried and true, to achieve BI happiness, is to do it in a bar. Especially with a nice drink, in the evening, and a good companion. Don’t believe me? Just try it. Well, that is … Continue reading →

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Google Charts – the elephant has entered the room..

Posted on January 25, 2011 by Ron Keler

As a developer I always had a knack for open source. So, when I started working with Business Intelligence I naturally began looking for opportunities to leverage open source software. Of course, MySQL was a great RDBMS choice (i used … Continue reading →

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