Aussie said
I think it is a decent book to get a start on SSAS, SSIS, and SSRS. Maybe not for the most experienced MS BI developers, but certainly for those with less experience.
In some areas it goes into a fair bit of detail, in others it doesn't. The authors push quite heavily on the Data Mining bits.
Overall I felt it is a bit too much 'marketing talk' in favour of Microsoft - could probably have shortened the book by 50 pages if they had left that out.
Smart Business Intelligence Solutions with Microsoft® SQL Server® 2008 (PRO-Developer)
- Authors
- Lynn Langit, Kevin S. Goff, Davide Mauri, Sahil Malik, John Welch
- ISBN
- 0735625808
- Published
- 04 Feb 2009
- Purchase online
- amazon.com
Get expert guidance on SQL Server 2008 technologies, processes, and procedures and accelerate your proficiency developing smart, business intelligence solutions. This book provides practical, end-to-end coverage on how to envision, plan, develop, test, and deploy a complete SQL Server 2008-based business intelligence solution. First, you ll build a foundational knowledge of business intelligence systems and components, including case studies of the most common scenarios.
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