SQL Server Analysis Services Operations Guide Every Business Intelligence Developer Needs!

August 17, 2011 8:01 pm Warwick Leitch Leave a Comment

Microsoft SQL Server Analysis Services is an industrial strength OLAP engine that is fast and scalable.  With CALUMO it is easy to use too!

I believe it’s important to understand your OLAP engine so you can properly control it when you need to.  This document gives you that power. The document describes what’s under the hood so you can fix problems now.  Peoples negative perceptions are easily gained but positive perceptions are hard to earn back.

Summary: This white paper describes how operations engineers can test, monitor, capacity plan, and troubleshoot Microsoft SQL Server Analysis Services OLAP solutions in SQL Server 2005, SQL Server 2008, and SQL Server 2008 R2.

Get the white paper here.

Warwick Leitch About Warwick Leitch

During Warwick’s career, he has worked with over 80 different companies including Ernst and Young, Johnson & Johnson, Integral Energy, David Jones, Fairfax, Canon, and TNT implementing technology-driven reporting and planning applications that yield significant improvements in business processes.
Warwick was one of the original Sydney-based Dynamic Decisions Pty Ltd employees. After 5 years of growth, Dynamic Decisions was acquired by NASDAQ listed Applix Inc. in April 2001.
After the sale of Dynamic Decisions, Warwick and the Dynamic Decisions co-founders started CALUMO Labs Pty Ltd (formerly SPF Pty Ltd and now part of the CALUMO Group) with the total conviction that they could supply world-class reporting and modelling applications which could be rapidly implemented and result in a very quick payback and ROI.
Warwick graduated from Bond University with a commerce degree, focusing on Accounting and Business Intelligence.

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