Facebook Twitter Sign in | Join

			Connect your existing Source Control system to SSMS in 5 minutes
Getting started with SSIS - Part 1: Introduction to SSIS
First Time? You can support us by signing up. It takes only 5 seconds. Click here to sign up. If you already have an account, click here to login.

Community blogs

Your daily dose of "Must Read" blogs from the Community!
Connect your existing Source Control system to SSMS in 5 minutes
Sponsored [Advertise Here]
Learn XSD and XML Schema Collections
beyondrelational.com
This book helps you to learn XML Schema Collections from basic to advanced levels through simple examples and easy to follow walk through labs.

Syndicate your blog!
beyondrelational.com
Syndicate your blog with us to get wider reach into the technology community. Click here to get started.

SSRS Tutorial - Getting Started with SQL Server Reporting Services
beyondrelational.com
This tutorial will help you to get started with SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS)
Loading

BI Daily : Powerpivot, Excel, Sharepoint and SSRS feature overlapping and comparison

When you have a requirement and you start selecting technologies or components, you might find more than one technology that can serve the same purpose on the same platform. For example you can create Dashboards using Performancepoint, also you can use SSRS to create a report that feels like a Dashboard, and also you can make Dashboards in Sharepoint by putting a few inter-related webparts together.

Read this very interesting post from Chris Webb where he explains the apparent overlap between the technologies listed in the subject of this post. Also he shares a quite interesting insight on how using different features from these technologies can help to create an interesting solution.

URL: http://cwebbbi.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!7B84B0F2C239489A!6393.entry


Siddharth
42 · 5% · 871
0
Liked
0
Comments



Submit

     

Subscribe to Notifications

Your Comment


Sign Up or Login to post a comment.

Published 03-03-2010 6:43 PM by Siddharth
Filed under: ,

Copyright © Beyondrelational.com