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Have you investigated Microsoft's business intelligence tool, PerformancePoint? This tool, and BI in general, is the focus of our February guest blogger, author Ola Ekdahl. He writes, "A common requirement of clients is to allow end users to filter data from scorecards and reports on a dashboard based on a Time Intelligence formula. Time Intelligence formulas allow users to view data over time such as Year Over Year (YOY), Last Period, Rolling Average, and Year To Date (YTD). ...PPS provides its own expression language called Simple Time Period Specification (STPS). STPS allows you to create time intelligence formulas rapidly." We are also giving away 15 copies of Ola's book, Microsoft Office PerformancePoint Service 2010.

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  • Microsoft to shut off free versions of Windows 7 soon Submitted by Microsoft Subnet on Tue, 02/09/2010

    On March 1, users of the free, release candidate versions of Windows 7 will experience bi-hourly shut downs, Microsoft says. These shut downs will continue until June 1. On June 1, the RC version has officially expired. Microsoft will replace the wallpaper with a background that says the copy of Windows is not genuine.

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We have 15 copies to giveaway of the "rough cut" version of Microsoft Office PerformancePoint Services 2010 Unleashed, an upcoming title from Pearson Education, a $49.99 value. This is special preview copy of the book, which is expected to be published in July. 

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