Thank you to everyone who attended my SQLPass Business Intelligence Virtual Chapter webinar! I have lots of questions to follow up, from both during and
The blog has been a bit quiet since I’m busy preparing for some up and coming events. Here is a list of some things which
SQL Saturday #105 in Dublin is a one day FREE training event for anyone interested in SQL Server! I’m delighted and honoured to say that
I’ve been at SQLRally Nordic this November, and I’ve had a fantastic experience. I hope that they will organise this event again! Here are some highlights:High
Delighted to announce that I’m be attending and presenting at the Professional SQL Server SQLRally Nordic 2011! The event will be taking place on 8th
Here, we will look at an example of PowerPivot user feedback that is improved in Denali from SQL Server 2008 R2. User feedback is a
Excel Slicers are incredibly useful for filtering data in Pivot Tables. I like them since they are so very visual; it is easy for users
One debate in data visualisation can be found in the deployment of 2D or 3D charts. Here is an interesting assessment here, conducted by Alasdair
This blog is part of a series in which I will share my experiences in the move from PowerPivot in SQL Server 2008 R2 to
In the Scots language, a ‘blether’ is someone who likes the sound of their own voice. I will be speaking at four events in July,
The UK Tableau User Group committee are delighted to announce the Keynote speaker for our next event is Stephen Few. If you would like to register
How can reading a report be like reading a comic? Comics have a particular accepted structure, where each panel tells its own story, but the