With the recent release of SQL Server 2016, Microsoft has also announced that the next version of SQL Server will no longer have an integrated mode for SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS). Supporting only a native mode installation in the next version, Microsoft intends to simplify the installation and management of SSRS and provide more capabilities for users. Some of these capabilities include a modern web portal, paginated reports, mobile reports, and KPIs, regardless of if you have SharePoint, as well as simpler architectures, better options for upgrade management, and more targeted performance management.
Business Intelligence
Tags Business Intelligence, Reporting Services, SharePoint
Why are You Still Using Microsoft PerformancePoint Services?
Remembering PerformancePoint
I remember the days when I spoke on PerformancePoint like it was yesterday. The start of real integration and collaboration on business intelligence in SharePoint. I was a fan of PerformancePoint because it was easy to use, integrated well and allowed organizations to include many types of content into a single dashboard.
Evolutions Conference: SharePoint & Netduino
Over here in the skunk works division of our company… we’ve been busy the past few months working on some prototypes that will allow us to integrate physical data with the usefulness of SharePoint.