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What’s New in SAP BusinessObjects Xcelsius 2008 SP3?

Author Timo Elliott Date December 15, 2009

Here’s a summary of some of the new things in the latest features and components in SAP BusinessObjects Xcelsius 2008 SP3

Tagged Analytics, BI, Business Analytics, Business Intelligence, BusinessObjects, Dashboard, SAP, SP3, Xcelsius | 31 Comments |
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BI for Baby: Dashboards to Track Your Child’s KPIs (And The Rest of Us)

Author Timo Elliott Date November 28, 2009

You can now track a slew of key performance indicators for your baby — how long before this becomes part of our own daily lives?

Tagged Analytics, Baby, BI, Business Analytics, Business Intelligence, BusinessObjects, Dashboard, SAP | 2 Comments |
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How to Create and Deploy Effective Metrics

Author Timo Elliott Date September 18, 2009

Performance metrics are a powerful tool of organizational change, but the wrong metrics can have unintended consequences. How should you choose KPIs and implement dashboards? TDWI explains.

Tagged Business Analytics, BusinessObjects, Dashboard, KPIs, Performance Management, SAP, Xcelsius |
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Grand Prix Business Intelligence

Author Timo Elliott Date August 31, 2009

Last week I had the opportunity to attend a corporate event at the Belgian Grand Prix, and present an SAP BusinessObjects product overview and roadmap.

Tagged Belgium, Business Intelligence, BusinessObjects, Dashboard, Grand Prix, Information Overload, Presentation, SAP | 4 Comments |
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Great Examples of US Government BI Transparency

Author Timo Elliott Date July 1, 2009

Since the US has now appointed its first ever “Chief Performance Officer”, it seems like a great time to talk about other great examples of US government transparency and business intelligence.

Tagged Benchmarking, BI, BI competency center, Business Intelligence, Dashboard, Public Sector, SAP, Transparency, Xcelsius | 3 Comments |
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Drink Dispenser Analytics: Coca-Cola Goes Freestyle, With Help from SAP BI

Author Timo Elliott Date June 19, 2009

Coca-Cola has introduced a new RFID-enabled drink dispenser that serves over 100 flavors and wirelessly beams information to an SAP BW datawarehouse in Atlanta, ready for advanced analytics.

Tagged Analytics, BI, BusinessObjects, Customer, Dashboard, SAP, Supply Chain, Xcelsius | 2 Comments |
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Scandalous Financial Benchmarking?

Author Timo Elliott Date March 20, 2009
I just stumbled across an old post of mine, and couldn’t help reposting some...
Tagged Benchmarking, BI, Business Intelligence, Cartoon, Dashboard, Humor, Xcelsius |
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SAP Dashboards at Microsoft?

Author Timo Elliott Date March 17, 2009

According to the Treasury & Risk site, Microsoft is a keen user of SAP dashboards, at least in conjunction with their treasury needs

Tagged Dashboard, Microsoft, SAP, Xcelsius |
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BI in Bahrain

Author Timo Elliott Date March 13, 2009

here was lots of interest in the SAP BusinessObjects portfolio of solutions at the SUG-MENA event in Bahrain. See the Xcelsius dashboard using local data, and the presentation I gave.

Tagged Bahrain, BI, Business Intelligence, BusinessObjects, Dashboard, SAP, SUGMENA, User Group, Visualization, Xcelsius | 2 Comments |
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SAP’s Collborative Sustainability Strategy

Author Timo Elliott Date March 2, 2009

SAP recently announced its intention to collaborate closely with its customers and partners as part of a sustainability strategy that includes aggressive carbon reduction targets, a new cross-functional sustainability organization, and sustainability solutions for customers.

Tagged BusinessObjects, Collaboration, Dashboard, EHS, GRC, Green IT, SAP, Strategy, Sustainability, Xcelsius |

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