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andrewbrust @nenshad 's 10th prediction: Excel will continue as dominant end-user BI consumption paradigm #nytech #bi about 18 hours ago

andrewbrust @nenshad 's 9th prediction: Data Quality (and MDM) is crucial #nytech #bi about 18 hours ago

andrewbrust @nenshad 's 8th prediction: Open Source will disrupt BI massively #nytech #bi about 18 hours ago

andrewbrust @nenshad 's 7th prediction: Reports suck. BI will use more data viz, go mobile #nytech #bi about 18 hours ago

andrewbrust @nenshad 's 6th prediction: We must master paralleism. Data explosion must be dealt with through massive multi-core #nytech #bi about 18 hours ago

andrewbrust @VisualStudio now following me. What took so long? :-) about 18 hours ago

andrewbrust @nenshad 's 5th prediction: Cloud BI will steal revenue from on-premise #nytech #bi about 18 hours ago

andrewbrust @maryjofoley writes "Microsoft readies open-source analytics framework for Silverlight" http://bit.l...wyc #businessintelligence about 18 hours ago

andrewbrust Whoops!: @nenshad 's *4th* prediction: Performance, risk, and compliance systems will come together #nytech #bi about 18 hours ago

andrewbrust @nenshad 's 2nd prediction: Performance, risk, and compliance systems will come together #nytech #bi about 18 hours ago

Tech*Ed ADO MD.NET Session

Materials from my Tech*Ed 2006 session "Developing SQL Server 2005 OLAP Applications with ADO MD.NET" (BIN319) are available right here.