Jacksonville .NET Code Camp | 2010

Joe looks at the new PowerPivot and SQL Server 2008 R2 Reporting Services Business Intelligence (BI) capabilities along with their implementation into SharePoint 2010. If you are interested in investigating the new BI capabilities in SQL Server 2008 R2 or SharePoint 2010, this session is for you. Learn how to make your Decision Support System really hum with these new Business Intelligence features of Data Analysis Expressions (DAX), Tools for working with Data Sources, Data/Column-based compression – load hundreds of millions of rows from a data source into Excel, Slicing and Dicing in Excel, tight integration with SharePoint through Solutions and Features, Unattended Data Refresh, highly informative charts and reports providing information on usage, Local mode Report viewing in AJAX enabled Report Viewer, SSRS as the reporting engine for Access Services reporting, native support for Reporting on SharePoint Lists and Unified Logging Support.