Whats New at Aellament?
Its been a while since we last updated the blog. The whole team has been busy with our latest client, PayPal/eBay. As I mentioned in a tweet a while back we’ve been tapped to develop a high performance self-service bi environment. To meet the goals of the project we will be using almost every single feature in MicroStrategy 9! Some interesting things we’re doing:
- External database datamarts using MicroStrategy MultiSourcing for high performance aggregates
- Testing SQL Server, MySQL Infobright, and possibly Aster nCluster for external DB
- Creating a custom collaboration scheme following the Google docs model for sharing
- Automated conversion of excel reports into MicroStrategy reports
There are many more items planned on the roadmap not mentioned above.
We are very excited to be engaged in such a challenging project with a great team on both sides. I know the trail to the holy grail of BI is littered with failed projects, however I believe the convergence technology and BI maturity puts it within reach.
Other news:
- Potential name change
- Developing a Google Maps visualization for MicroStrategy (Commercial)
- Working on MhtRipper 2.0 (Free)
- Planning our MicroStrategy World 2010 strategy
As you can see there is lots going on. I’m curious to know what our community thinks of integrating Google Maps both as a report visualization or as a document widget.
Hi Nice to hear that you are working on testing with infobright. I myself am in to the middle of deploying a mechandising Reporting using Infobright. It seem promising.
Congrats on landing the work.
Let me know if you learn anything fun…
Wow. That very exciting news. Looking forward for your blogs about Google Maps visualization.
New name?? What is it and why??
Thanks all! The new name will be BigData Labs, Inc. Not finalized due to some issues. We found that our customers and the community in general was having a hard time with Aellament. Difficult to pronounce and most couldn’t remember the spelling.
BigData represents our focus better while being simple and easy for people to remember.