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My top learning and pondering moments at Splunk.conf22

Rocket-Powered Data Science

Consequently I missed the incredible in-person experience of the brilliant speakers on the main stage, the technodazzle of 100’s of exhibitors’ offerings in the exhibit arena, and the smooth hip hop sounds from the special guest entertainer — guess who ? But the power, value, and imperative of observability does not stop there.

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BusinessObjects Solid for the Next Decade and Beyond

Paul Blogs on BI

This is not widely used among PowerBI customers today and those that are using it are finding some challenges in recreating what they have in Web Intelligence and Crystal Reports. Secondly, there is no simple and inexpensive way to replace Web Intelligence and Crystal Reports.

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BusinessObjects Web Intelligence vs. PowerBI – The Truth from the Trenches Part 4

Paul Blogs on BI

In Part 1 , Part 2, and Part 3 of this blog series, it was clearly shown that PowerBI does not have an equivalent to the BusinessObjects universe and semantic layer and that the best way to convert from Web Intelligence to PowerBI is to recreate everything from scratch.

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Training is Key to Smooth BI 4.3 Transition

Paul Blogs on BI

Recently I was asked to coach a team of 9 year-old boys in a recreational soccer league. I had retired from soccer coaching several years ago after my youngest daughter went to college, but the league said they would have to cancel this age group if they could not find another coach, so I agreed.

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Hoop Dancing Lessons for Optimizing Your Business Intelligence Deployment

Paul Blogs on BI

Conversion from one BI tool to another has never been a good idea and you don’t really convert as much as you recreate in the new tool anyway. There was a great SpeakBO PLUS webinar based on an actual customer case study that you can check out here.

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How FanDuel adopted a modern Amazon Redshift architecture to serve critical business workloads

AWS Big Data

About FanDuel Part of Flutter Entertainment , FanDuel Group is a gaming company that offers sportsbooks, daily fantasy sports, horse racing, and online casinos. With the intelligent and automated scaling capabilities of Redshift Serverless, FanDuel could focus on their business objectives without worrying about the data warehouse capacity.

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How gaming companies can use Amazon Redshift Serverless to build scalable analytical applications faster and easier

AWS Big Data

Events have become more and more important, especially as games shift from being static pieces of entertainment to be played as is to offering dynamic and changing content through the use of services that use information to make decisions about game play as the game is being played.