There are four big reasons I will always love ProClarity: It writes MDX for me The Decomposition tree The Heat/Performance map It writes MDX for me Since SharePoint/PerformancePoint 2010 now includes a decomp tree, I generally don’t want to take the time to install ProClarity Analytics Server on a box just so I can integrate heat maps into a dashboard….I just sort of do without them; a very sad story. [ Read More ]
I had a bear of a time getting SQL Server 2008 R2 November CTP’s Integrated PowerPivot feature installed. It looks like several other people in the Twitter/Blogosphere are running into the same issue, but for potentially different reasons. For m
ProClarity users tend to miss the ability to create calculated measures when they first start experimenting with Excel-as-ProClarity-replacement. Fear no more! Tyler Chessman, another Microsoft Technical Specialist has created an add-in to allow y
Yesterday, the fine folks at Microsoft added an evaluation version of PAS 6.3 to the already available ProClarity Desktop 6.3 eval. You can download it here. A few notes about this release:
