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Daily Archives: September 21, 2016
Analyzing Data in Real Time
A few years ago I was listening to a presentation from Microsoft where they touted a customer that had real time analytics with Analysis Services. Since my exposure had been that cubes needed to be processed, a resource intensive process, … Continue reading
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Restaurants At Summit
At the PASS Summit this year, there won’t be a Thursday night party. I think that’s fine, as it never seemed like a highly attended event, and the costs are high. That means that Thursday night is open, and I … Continue reading
