Writing

Writing

Over the years, I’ve written extensively about SAP BusinessObjects, analytics, and data-driven decision-making for a variety of audiences. In addition to this blog, my work has appeared on ASUG, LinkedIn, the SAP Community, the Speak BO Community, and other industry sites. This page serves as a catalog of those contributions. When original articles have disappeared from the web, I’ve linked to archived copies from the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine whenever possible. Interested in collaborating? Contact me at dallas AT dallasmarks DOT com.

InfoSol Blog

InfoSol is a business intelligence consulting firm with a talented team, loyal customers, and a long history in the SAP BusinessObjects community. Since September 2025, I’ve been proud to call it home.

Speak BO Community

Speak BO is the go-to hub for BusinessObjects webinars, training tutorials, information exchange, expert insights, live events, and a thriving global user community built on real experience and shared knowledge. Registration is free and there are paid options to unlock additional features and training options.

SAP Community

The SAP Community allows SAP professionals to connect and engage with other professionals to get answers, discuss best practices, and continually learn more about SAP solutions. Formerly known as the SAP Community or SCN, you can follow me on the SAP Community at dallasmarks.

LinkedIn

EV Technologies

I worked for EV Technologies for nearly a decade from June 2012 through June 2021. In 2020, the company rebranded and shifted its focus, becoming VedaPointe. During my time there, I wrote numerous articles about SAP BusinessObjects, many of which disappeared from the web over the years. Fortunately, archived copies remain available through the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine and can be accessed here.

Global Knowledge

Jim Brogden, the lead author for the SAP Press books about Web Intelligence, recruited me to write some articles for Global Knowledge about the importance of training. Thanks to the Internet Archive Wayback Machine, these historical web pages can be accessed here.

Americas’ SAP User Group (ASUG)

Notable and Quotable

Unfortunately, many of these articles were not captured by the Internet Archive.

Leave a Reply

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.