This is the BI blog of Maloy Manna.
Maloy is a technical specialist in Business Intelligence and Data warehousing, working primarily with SAP Business Objects, Informatica and Oracle, and dabbling in several other technologies. He has performed several data warehouse and BI implementations in Fortune 500 companies, and currently works out of Bangalore.
Maloy’s older SAP-BO Developer Network blogs can be accessed here.
When he’s not working, Maloy likes to listen to music and watch classic films or catch up on reading. He has a blog on old Indian film songs at Old Gems.
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Disclaimer:
The views expressed in this blog are Maloy’s personal opinion and in no way reflects that of his employer. Any code provided on this blog is for illustrative purposes only and you agree to use it at your own risk.
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Hi Maloy,
I ran across your blog on BOB. Any chance you can do an article on how to implement row-level security in Xcelsius within Infoview?
Thanks,
Chris
Hello Praveen,
Thank you for sharing information on BI. This might be very helpful for you to express your views and experiences in BI, also it will help a lot of newbies.
I’m a Visual Data Analysis enthusiast. I work extensively on developing Excel, Microcharts and Xcelsius based dashboards. Currently exploring new horizons in Visual Data Analytics. Out of interest, I build, maintain and write on http://myxcelsius.com. You can see some of my work on the Showcase page.
It would be great if you can add the link to your Blogroll.
Regards,
Kalyan Verma
Oops My Bad…Maloy. Edit and change it please.
Hi Maloy
My client has developed what I believe is a breakthrough BI reporting tool for SQL and other relational data sources as well as OLAP. It targets the USA market. The software is known as RSVP – Reporting Software for Visualization and Performance.
It is wizard-driven and promises to dramatically cut the cost and time taken to develop enterprise class BI reports. It also promises to actually draw in increased numbers of regular business users with a choice of three very attactive report user interfaces that are a pleasure to use. It’s available as a free download from my client’s website http://www.intelligencebusiness.com .
I would be very grateful if you found time to download RSVP from http://www.intelligencebusiness.com and let us know what you think of it.
Many thanks,
Noel.
Hi Maloy,
Great to know about your capability on the Xcelsius and BI.
Would please let me know, in the preview sesssion, I need to save various scenario, which I am creating dynamically. Can you please let me know, how to add SAVE (icon) functionality to save various scenarios in Xcelsius.
Your any direction would be of great help.
Thanks
Debol
Debol
There are local and remote scenarios buttons provided in Xcelsius for saving scenarios.
Local scenarios are stored as on the user’s computer as .sol files (similar to cookies) and cannot be shared. Remote scenarios require using the Adobe Flash Media Server and can be shared.
Note that when the Flash cache is cleared using the Adobe Flash Settings manager, it will remove all local scenarios.
HTH
Maloy
Hello,
I am working with a client that is a leader in providing on-demand infrastructure services- cloud hosting, dedicated servers, and more. They are looking for technology-related blogs that will feature an unbiased review of their services.
The company recently launched a cloud computing product that is different from what’s been seen in the market. The company is looking to have one single link built in to the blog post that goes directly to their website, and for exposure in the form of a review.
I will provide all of the information that you’ll need to review their services, including a test account if that’s something of interest. Is this something that you would be interested in? If so, I’m presenting to them some options, so please let me know if this is something that you would be interested in doing.
Thanks
Brian Herron
bherron@cityreachmedia.com
Dear Maloy:
could you pls circulate to your blog? Thanx –Roberto
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Dear colleague:
Our latest book is now printed:
Reactive Business Intelligence. From Data to Models to Insight.
R. Battiti and M. Brunato,
Reactive Search Srl, Italy, February 2011.
ISBN: 978-88-905795-0-9
Full details at the book web site:
http://www.reactivebusinessintelligence.com/
Reactive Business Intelligence is about integrating data mining,
modeling and interactive visualization, into an end-to-end
discovery and continuous innovation process powered
by human and automated learning.
This holistic and unifying goal requires collecting and integrating
topics which are usually dissected in books dedicated to
different areas.
We plan to place figures and slides in the same place very soon.
– Roberto Battiti and Mauro Brunato
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Roberto Battiti
LION Laboratory (Learning and Intelligent Optimization) University of Trento
and Reactive Search SrL
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http://www.reactive-search.com/
http://www.grapheur.com/
http://lion.disi.unitn.it/~battiti/ (personal)
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NEW BOOK: Reactive Business Intelligence
http://www.reactivebusinessintelligence.com/
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