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Advanced Modeling with Analysis Services Tabular Alberto Ferrari
This session goes beyond the classical star schema modeling, exploring new techniques to model data with Power Pivot and SSAS Tabular. You will see how brute-force power in DAX allows different data models than those used in SSAS Multidimensional
Basket Analysis using BI Office and SSAS Tabular Edition Pyramid Analytics
In this session Pyramid analytics will show how to use BI Office to easily build an adhoc Analysis Services Tabular Edition analytic data set and perform associative analysis using the unique features of BI Office.
BI Tips and Tricks with SQL Server Reporting Services Adam Aspin
Impress the boss and your colleagues by delivering Dashboards, KPIS, maps and Scorecards wrapped in a tablet-ready interface with SSRS
DAX Patterns Marco Russo
Learn ready-to-use DAX patterns improving development speed of Power Pivot solutions. Good also for SSAS Tabular developers.
Deep-Dive to Analysis Services Security Gerhard Brueckl
This session targets SSAS developers that are already dealing with complex security solutions on a regular basis and want to get more insights on what actually happens inside SSAS when the different kinds of security are applied to their model.
Introducing XLCubed: More Microsoft BI power with less tools XLCubed
Learn how XLCubed unlocks the value of Multi-dimensional and Tabular SSAS and SQL for power users in Excel; providing pixel perfect delivery of reporting, dashboards for both Web and Mobile and with or without SharePoint.
MDX 101 Alex Whittles
In this session we'll look at the structure and basics of MDX, the Multi Dimensional query eXpression language for querying Analysis Services OLAP cubes. We'll start at the beginning, so no previous experience necessary.
Optimising Cube Processing Bob Duffy
You don’t have to be an analysis services guru to gain a better understanding of how to analyse, configure and optimise cube processing.
Power Query in Modern Corporate BI Marco Russo
Explore Power Query features to import data from existing Corporate BI systems.
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