Microsoft had released not too long ago, the last Service Pack for the standalone version of PerformancePoint Services - PerformancePoint Server 2007 SP3 . From here on out, all development for PPS is going to be part of SharePoint Server . This is again part of Microsoft's strategy of empowering SharePoint as a product, as it also connects to Excel Services, Reporting Services (including Report Builder) and Visio Services. So what's new to PerformancePoint 2010? SharePoint Server 2010 as...
Yes, you read it right, the initials have changed... Though I missed the release over the weekend, I really wanted to note it on the blog as it is such big news. Microsoft has announced that PerformancePoint Server is no more (though looking at the home page for the product wouldn't reveal anything about it, not at the time of writing this post). Rather, the plan is to release SP3 for Performance Point Server Mid 2009, put the Analytics and Monitoring part of PPS into SharePoint Server Enterprise...