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The Business Objects Query Builder Guide
Book Review

The Business Objects Query Builder Guide

Dallas MarksOctober 18, 2013February 28, 2026

A helpful book if you use the Query Builder a lot.

Don’t Fluster the Cluster
Platform

Don’t Fluster the Cluster

Dallas MarksApril 13, 2011February 24, 2026

An improperly designed architecture may cause your cluster to become fluffed.

Shouldn’t we all stop looking at Desktop Intelligence?
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Shouldn’t we all stop looking at Desktop Intelligence?

Dallas MarksDecember 15, 2010April 19, 2026

We should stop looking at Desktop Intelligence.

BusinessObjects XI R2 Fix Pack 6.4
Platform

BusinessObjects XI R2 Fix Pack 6.4

Dallas MarksNovember 11, 2010March 1, 2026

SAP BusinessObjects Enterprise XI R2 Fix Pack 6.4 is the final patch for the XI R2 platform.

BusinessObjects XI R2 – Good to the Last (Code) Drop Part 2
Platform

BusinessObjects XI R2 – Good to the Last (Code) Drop Part 2

Dallas MarksAugust 20, 2010September 30, 2025

For those who did not catch my earlier post or those who may be bitter, clinging to their guns and…

BusinessObjects XI R2 – Good to the Last (Code) Drop
Platform

BusinessObjects XI R2 – Good to the Last (Code) Drop

Dallas MarksJune 30, 2010September 30, 2025

The BusinessObjects XI R2 Era is Over.

SAP BusinessObjects on Linux and Unix – part 5
Administration & Security

SAP BusinessObjects on Linux and Unix – part 5

Dallas MarksMay 24, 2010July 17, 2021

Supported Linux platforms for various versions of SAP BusinessObjects Business Intelligence.

SAP BusinessObjects on Linux and Unix – part 4
Administration & Security

SAP BusinessObjects on Linux and Unix – part 4

Dallas MarksApril 1, 2010March 8, 2026

Customizing SAP BusinessObjects on Linux and Unix.

SAP BusinessObjects on Linux and Unix – part 3
Administration & Security

SAP BusinessObjects on Linux and Unix – part 3

Dallas MarksMarch 1, 2010July 17, 2021

Customizing SAP BusinessObjects on a Linux/Unix platform.

Convincing Reasons to Move to Web Intelligence
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Convincing Reasons to Move to Web Intelligence

Dallas MarksFebruary 17, 2010April 24, 2017

Henri Theuwissen provides some solid reasons for moving to Web Intelligence.

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Dallas Marks

As a cloud and analytics practitioner, author, instructional designer, and trainer, I help organizations harness the power of analytics in the cloud, on-premise, or hybrid. I prefer piano keyboards over computer keyboards when not blogging or tweeting about analytics.

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