SAP BusinessObjects Dashboards 4.0 Cookbook
Authors Xavier Hacking and David Lai channel their inner Julia Child with tasty results.
Documenting my adventures, daring and mundane, with analytics and cloud computing
Book reviews
Authors Xavier Hacking and David Lai channel their inner Julia Child with tasty results.
The Innovation Secrets of Steve Jobs reveals how to get rid of the “crappy stuff”.
If you’re looking for your first book on business intelligence, dashboards and performance management, this is it. And if you own the first edition, you’ll appreciate the new chapters, case studies, and reorganization of the material.
Jim Brogden, Heather Sinkwitz and Mac Holden have created a comprehensive guide to SAP BusinessObjects’ query and analysis tool.
WordPress for Business Bloggers, from Packt Publishing, is a single, comprehensive resource for writers like me who want to create their own business-focused blog.
This book by Ingo Hilgefort allows organizations to quickly and confidently deploy Explorer.
If your career involves communicating and connecting with an audience, large or small, this book is an excellent addition to your bookshelf.
SQL in a Nutshell is available in the iTunes App Store or from traditional booksellers like Amazon.com.
The New Community Rules is invaluable reading for individuals and organizations dipping their toes in the waters of the social web.
The bottom line? If you’re an Xcelsius 2008 user, this book belongs on your shelf.