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SAP BusinessObjects BI 4.3 SP4 Roadmap

by John S on February 7, 2023 No comments

Attend this session to explore the roadmap and future directions of SAP BusinessObjects Web Intelligence, including:

  • What’s coming in the next releases, as well as the timeline and priorities for 4.3 SP4
  • The enhancements to help you adopt the BI4.3
  • How the BI4.3 SP4 will prepare the next future release, code name SAP BusinessObjects BI2024
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The New Statement of Directions and Roadmap for BO

by John S on August 2, 2022 No comments

In June SAP announced the significate change to SOD and Roadmap for BO Taking both the unprecise and cloud version in to the 2030’s period. They’ve also announced a new version code name BI 2024 to be released at the end of 2024. InfoSol CEO Paul Grill will explain these changes and will take any questions you may have.

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BusinessObjects as Part of BI Strategy for the Next Decade

by John S on March 1, 2022 No comments

As the world continues to navigate a global pandemic that started well over a year ago, the importance and significance of Business Intelligence has never been more critical.

Yet, at the same time, most organizations find themselves in a situation where time, resources and budget have never been tighter. As a result, making better and more use of the BI applications in place makes a lot of sense. For many, that means leveraging BusinessObjects as it remains the most widely used BI suite in the world today.

In addition, between Web Intelligence and Crystal Reports, it offers the best BI reporting platform available.

While tools like Tableau and PowerBI are gaining larger market share in the BI space, they are used for data discovery and data visualization and not designed for BI reporting.
It is for this reason, that most organizations who have adopted these tools, retain BusinessObjects for BI reporting.

This session will both discuss and show real customer case studies of how existing BusinessObjects are adapting to the new co-existence norm and how companies, new to BI, are adopting BusinessObjects as part of their new BI strategy for the next decade.

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Solving Business Problems with BusinessObjects

by John S on January 4, 2022 No comments

Using Business Objects for finance reporting has been around for decades, but have you considered using it for data analytics to look for fraud?

This session we’ll cover common data analytics scripts and how BusinessObjects could be utilized to help mitigate fraud. We will discuss ways to solve seemingly complex business issues with the tools we have while demonstrating technical solutions using Web Intelligence and IDT for being able to show data analytic to resolve specific business. So put on your Fraudster cap and hold on for the ride.

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BusinessObjects as a Tableau Data source – The missing puzzle piece

by Rajesh Ponnurangam on August 3, 2021 No comments

Tableau, one of the most popular tools for visualizations, connects to various databases and data sources. But how does it connect with BusinessObjects? Can it connect natively to BusinessObjects Universes or reports? Can I combine BusinessObjects data sources with other data sources to build a tableau dashboard?

Join this webinar to learn how InfoSol is helping their BusinessObjects customers solve these problems. Our Product manager, Rajesh Ponnurangam will also be discussing customer case studies on leveraging BusinessObjects data sources in Tableau

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Solve Your Multiple Query Woes in BO by Using Dummy Universe Objects to Create Complex Unions

by Josh Hill on March 2, 2021 No comments
Miss the days of free hand SQL where you can just type union and go without having to merge dimensions between queries? With a little involvement from your Universe Design team and basic knowledge of object types you can create seamless unions in your WebI queries. In this presentation I’ll show you which “Dummy” objects to create and how to use them to streamline your query process.
Josh HillSolve Your Multiple Query Woes in BO by Using Dummy Universe Objects to Create Complex Unions