Category: books

Questions and Commonality

In this post, the second in a series of posts to form an open source solutions decision support system study guide, we begin to explore the questions asked in the first post, and try to define the elements required for a modern DSS. more »

Pentaho Reporting Review

Following up on my first look at Will Gorman's Pentaho Reporting 3.5 for Java Developers, this post is a thorough review of the book, as well as highlighting the features of Pentaho Reporting that Will covers. more »

Information Architecture and DynamoBI

An exercise for a friend has reminded me of the importance of Information Architecture for all sorts of personal and business information, as I help out with DynamoBI and LucidDB. more »

Pentaho Reporting 3.5 for Java Developers First Look

I was approached by Richard Dias of Packt Publishing to review "Pentaho Reporting 3.5 for Java Developers" written by Will Gorman. (Link is to Amazon.com) LinkedIn Richard Dias has indicated you are a Friend: Hi Joseph, My name is Richard Dias… more »

OSBI Book Status

07/19/06 | by Joseph A. di Paolantonio [mail] | Categories: books
The Open Source Business Intelligence Book, as originally conceived, is dead. Despite the transparency of the blogosphere, we don't feel the need to go into the details as to why. The Open Source Business Intelligence research project, blog, wiki and l… more »

Reviewer Hibernation Period Almost Done

01/05/06 | by Joseph A. di Paolantonio [mail] | Categories: books, Open Source
The following are taken from an email exchnage with the publisher currently looking at our Open Source Business Intelligence book proposal. 'm sorry, but things are going more slowly due to the holidays. Now, I've really only gotten one review back (… more »

Open Source Vendors

We (Clarise, Bernard and I) recently submitted two article ideas, and one was rejected becuase The second one is product-specific, thus unsuitable for publication. If you wanted to reshape it into a product review, which are written by end users to d… more »

Open Source Business Intelligence

Open Source Business Intelligence is a technology with a ready market. Oopen source RDBMS have matured to the point where they can be used reliably as a data warehouse to support business intelligence solutions. Many open source projects are being intro… more »
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