Hi,
I received no confirmation of the booking so far, so I will take the
hint and fade quietly in the background on this subject, leaving room
for other topics.
To those who showed interest, both on and (mostly) off list, I'm happy
to continue to talk about this.
Cheers,
Adrian
On Tue,
Apologies for replying this late to this thread - however I personally
intended attending next Tuesday to hear about this topic.
Cheers,
Roger
Adrian Mageanu wrote:
Hi,
I received no confirmation of the booking so far, so I will take the
hint and fade quietly in the background on this
A word of caution to those thinking of using Pentaho suite: it is not
suitable for a small businesses in the model promoted by the company.
That model is the classic configuration for a BI component in an
Enterprise Architecture - classic because during the history of DSS and
BI projects this
Hi,
I can see that the enthusiasm is not too overwhelming for this subject,
being only loosely related to Linux (David not included, we can talk
about it off list)
Nevertheless, in the absence of other topics, I can go ahead and do the
talk, in which case I will need a confirmation for the
On Thu, Mar 5, 2009 at 12:28 PM, Adrian Mageanu
adrian.mage...@totalimex.com wrote:
Hi,
I can see that the enthusiasm is not too overwhelming for this subject,
being only loosely related to Linux (David not included, we can talk
about it off list)
Nevertheless, in the absence of other
Point taken :)
To use a metaphor, the concept of BI is similar to a database in the
sky in which you plug a crystal globe that should give a glimpse into
the future and answer all the questions you did or never asked.
The description is less far-fetched than one might think. I'll explain
shortly
On Thursday 05 March 2009 13:08:59 Nick Rout wrote:
Perhaps if someone explained in plain language what this business
intelligence software is supposed to acheive, it might appear more
interesting. (Or not LOL)
I wanted to ask that too but did not want to seem too ignorant.
Rob
FWIW, there's a copy of the complete (and FOSS) Pentaho Business Intelligence
suite on Caledonian at St Albans. It's about a cdrom's worth of files, and
it's free, so if anyone wants a copy, feel free to bring along a cdr for next
meeting and burn yourself a copy.
Wesley Parish
On Tuesday 03
Adrian,
I have received significant interest off list about the proposal I made
for a BI solution implementation using FOSS - both technical and
non-technical questions - so I could do a short talk, 30 to 45 minutes
top, about elements of BI and the role of Linux and FOSS in this space.
I'm
What: the Canterbury Linux Users' Group's monthly meeting (for March)
When: 7:30 pm Tuesday March 10th 2009
Where: St Albans Community Resource Centre, 1047 Colombo Street.
~~
Canterbury Linux Users' Group monthly meeting
Questions, comments and comparisons are
Hi,
I have received significant interest off list about the proposal I made
for a BI solution implementation using FOSS - both technical and
non-technical questions - so I could do a short talk, 30 to 45 minutes
top, about elements of BI and the role of Linux and FOSS in this space.
Cheers,
On Monday 02 March 2009 23:15:46 Adrian Mageanu wrote:
Hi,
I have received significant interest off list about the proposal I made
for a BI solution implementation using FOSS - both technical and
non-technical questions - so I could do a short talk, 30 to 45 minutes
top, about elements of BI
Yes, business intelligence.
On Tue, 2009-03-03 at 06:07 +1300, Robert Fisher wrote:
On Monday 02 March 2009 23:15:46 Adrian Mageanu wrote:
Hi,
I have received significant interest off list about the proposal I
made
for a BI solution implementation using FOSS - both technical and
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