Power Users and Information Workers can Avail of Report Builder 3.0 Benefits With Reporting Services Add-In for SharePoint 2010

Broadly identifying likely benefits that line of business (LOB) organizations can obtain through the use of a tool like Report Builder 3.0 is not an easy task. But, given the past few posts to this blog, which we wrote to present the benefits to these same LOB organizations, as well as to the enterprise IT […]

Using SharePoint Designer 2010 to Manage the Reporting Services for SQL Server 2008 R2 Add-In for SharePoint 2010

Rehmani Consulting, Inc. offers a unique set of video training content on the opportunities presented to LOB organizations as well as enterprise IT to implement “no code” methods with Reporting Services 2008 R2 to build custom automated processes that can service organization-specific needs. The set of content, SharePoint Designer 2010: Reporting Services. To recap, Reporting […]

Use the Report Viewer Web Part for SharePoint to Display SQl Server 2008 R2 Data as a Report or Build a Dashboard to Display Multiple Reports

Microsoft’s MSDN web site offers a set of documents on the Report Viewer Web Part (Reporting Services in SharePoint Integrated Mode). For readers who are not familiar with how the term “Report Viewer Web Part” is used by Microsoft, it is important to understand that the same term is used for two very different set […]

Training Site Owners, Citizen Developers, and Higher Level Users of SharePoint 2010 in the SQL Server Reporting Feature Makes Sense

In the prior post to this blog we made a case for SharePoint 2010 Reporting Services as a particularly high value feature. To summarize, enterprises can certainly benefit from availing of SQL Server Reporting Services, which are based on XML, and, therefore, can be displayed (at least in raw form) with any of a very […]