Matt Carroll is currently a Senior Development Lead on the SQL Server Integration Services team at Microsoft. Prior to this, he spent 10 years working on the SQL Server Analysis Services team as a developer and then development lead. He's presented on Analysis Services at VSLive and compiled and edited the whitepaper "OLAP Design Best Practices for Analysis Services 2005."
Sethu Meenakshisundaram has more than 20 years of Enterprise System Software Development experience. Sethu spent a good portion of his career at Sybase Inc. in architecture, development, and management building world class OLTP and OLAP Database Systems. Sethu was instrumental in developing and leading highly complex clustered systems of Adaptive Server Enterprise. Early in the '90s, Sethu developed a version of Sybase Adaptive Server running on the Windows platform. Most recently he was an Architect in the SQL Server BI team driving technology and partner strategy. Prior to Microsoft, Sethu managed all of Server development as Senior Director at Sybase including building teams in the U.S., India, and China. He is currently a Vice President in charge of Technology Strategy at SAP Labs, USA.
Rob Zare is a program manager on the SQL Server development team. He's worked on the product since shortly before the first service pack of SQL Server 2000. During that time, he's focused primarily on Analysis Services, though for the next major release of SQL Server he'll be focused on Integration Services. He is the co-author of Fast Track to MDX and regularly speaks at major technical conferences around the world.
Denny Lee is a Senior Program Manager based out of Redmond, WA in the SQLCAT Best Practices Team. He has more than 12 years experience as a developer and consultant implementing software solutions to complex OLTP and data warehousing problems. His industry experience includes accounting, human resources, automotive, retail, web analytics, telecommunications, and healthcare. He had helped create the first OLAP Services reporting application in production at Microsoft and is a co-author of "SQL Server 2000 Data Warehousing with Analysis Services" and "Transforming Healthcare through Information [Ed. Joan Ash] (2008)". In addition to contributing to the SQLCAT Blog, SQL Server Best Practices, and SQLCAT.com, you can also review Denny's Space (http://denster.spaces.live.com). Denny specializes in developing solutions for Enterprise Data Warehousing, Analysis Services, and Data Mining; he also has focuses in the areas of Privacy and Healthcare.
Introduction | |
Introduction | |
Introduction to Data Warehousing and SQL Server 2008 Analysis Services | |
First Look at Analysis Services 2008 | |
Introduction to MDX | |
Working with Data Sources and Data Source Views | |
Dimension Design | |
Cube Design | |
Administering Analysis Services | |
Advanced Topics | |
Advanced Dimension Design | |
Advanced Cube Design | |
Advanced Topics in MDX | |
Extending MDX Using External Functions | |
Data Writeback | |
Advanced Administration and Performance Optimization | |
Programmatic and Advanced Administration | |
Designing for Performance | |
Analyzing and Optimizing Query Performance | |
Integration with Microsoft Products | |
Data Mining | |
Analyzing Cubes Using Microsoft Office Components | |
Using Data Mining with Office 2007 | |
Integration Services | |
Reporting Services | |
Scenarios | |
Designing Real-Time Cubes | |
Securing Your Data in Analysis Services | |
Inventory Scenarios | |
Financial Scenarios | |
Web Analytics | |
MDX Functions | |
Index | |
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