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Developers Can Help Decision Makers With BI and Scorecards
Microsoft has provided three white papers which assist developers in taking advantage of the upcoming Microsoft Office Business Scorecard Manager 2005.
The new server-based business scorecarding application will be available on November 1, 2005. It takes advantage of the Microsoft Office System and the SQL Server platform to help organizations provide scorecards to employees so they can track key performance indicators (KPIs) against goals.
The three white papers follow, with a specific interest for developers in the last two:
Installing and Managing Alerts Using Business Scorecard Manager
This white paper explains the detailed steps required to install and manage alerts using Business Scorecard Manager 2005.
Building Custom Report Views for Microsoft Business Scorecard Manager 2005
This white paper provides information for building custom report views, by creating a sample custom report view, then developing a configuration component and a Web component. The paper helps the developer in:
● Creating a sample Custom Report View, including:
● Creating the configuration component.
● Using the configuration component.
● Creating the Web component.
● Using the Web component.
Using MSMQ Triggers with Business Scorecard Manager
This white paper describes how to use Microsoft® Message Queuing Services (MSMQ) 3.0 with Microsoft Office Business Scorecard Manager 2005. Readers should be familiar with MSMQ. The paper provides the developer:
● Relationship Between Business Scorecard Objects and Events
● Example of a Business Scorecard Manager MSMQ Message
● Using MSMQ Triggers To Process Messages from a Queue
● Consideration of Rules
● A Sample Message Parser
● Creating MSMQ Queues, Rules, and Triggers
The white papers can be downloaded here.
Additional information can be found at Microsoft Office Business Scorecard Manager 2005 and Microsoft Office Business Scorecard Manager 2005 Fact Sheet.
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Developers Can Help Decision Makers With BI and Scorecards
OK, I give up:
"Business Scorecard Manager is a comprehensive scorecard and dashboard application that provides knowledge workers with deep contextual insight into business drivers. Information is delivered in a collaborative environment for effective business management and action in the performance-driven organization."
Can anyone tell me what BSM does, and give some reasons why I, as a developer, would need to use/support/"leverage" it? I have never come across such an application <shrug>.
Jim
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I think it's a framework for creating kind of a scorecard like application for Office on the client side as well as reporting services on the server side.
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For top management
It's a tool to show on your intranet portal the key indicators of your business. It's based mainly on OLAP so if you don't have one you shouldn't consider using them.
If I am a manager I would like to see (like in NASDAQ) the indicators of the business each morning I switch on my computer.
We've implemented to a customer such a solution and it's pretty usefull.
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