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2009/07/05

Business Intelligence provider MicroStrategy announced that it will provide its business reports and dashboards on Amazon's Kindle DX reader. While many thought the Kindle was just about reading novels, think again.

2009/06/21

MicroStrategy's award-winning business intelligence software is now available in a convenient reporting suite, designed for departments to start building and using reports quickly and easily... and at no charge.

2009/06/21

MicroStrategy did something interesting in mid-April when it began offering a full free download of its latest MicroStrategy 9 reporting suite software for groups of up to 100 users. It includes the core reporting components: the Web interface, the Intelligence Server and a pretty complete set of development tools. The strategy came about because of the very proliferation of simpler cheaper tools businesses are now seeking to consolidate. “What brought this to the forefront of our attention was we noticed that in most of our big accounts, MicroStrategy is running on top of the data warehouse and serves 1,000 or 5,000 users,” LaRow told me. “But then they’ll also have 20 or 30 small islands of departmental BI using everybody else’s technology. We wondered why they weren’t deploying MicroStrategy at the departmental level.”...

2009/06/21

Blog with unofficial tips, tricks and information about Microstrategy.

2009/06/11

MicroStrategy helps thousands of customers make better business decisions every day with unified Reporting, Analysis, and real-time business Monitoring. To see it for yourself, give MicroStrategy's free 30-day Evaluation Edition a try.

2009/04/29

When MicroStrategy first floated the idea of a free version of its software several months ago, my gut reaction was not positive. I kept looking for the catch. I also was imagining the inevitable competitive FUD (fear, uncertainty, doubt) that ensues in a cut throat market place. "The product is so weak, so hard, so niche, they have to give it away." So far, I can't find the catch. Given the product capabilities, migration path, and support, it seems like a deal too good to be true....

2008/01/05