TI Group, a global company active in Automotive strengthens the use of the DataWarehouse Explorer solution. With headquarters in England, but with operations worldwide and 18,000 people working for the TI Group, the firm is a company of size, which provides more than 70% of the automobile manufacturers in the world.
CNS International is a provider of software for analysis and reporting on top of Microsoft's platform for business intelligence.
TI Group has selected Datawarehouse Explorer after evaluating solutions from the provider of the platform, because of the solution's performance and ease of using Datawarehouse Explorer for analysis. A good benchmark is obviously the area of finance, with its millions of rows of data, and has led the pilot project with the Datawarehouse Explorer.
TI Group intends to use Datawarehouse Explorer enterprise wide in all its offices in the Americas, EMEA and AsiaPacific; divided over Finance, Purchasing, Sales, Operations, and the ERP system. Clearly an example of the potential of the Datawarehouse Explorer of CNS.
Chris Webb, has been working with Microsoft's Business Intelligence tools since 1998. He is a well-known figure in the Microsoft Business Intelligence community, regularly contributing to newsgroups and online discussion forums, and has spoken at several international conferences. He is a co-author of the second edition of the book "MDX Solutions with Microsoft SQL Server Analysis Services 2005 and Hyperion Essbase" along with George Spofford. His weblog can be found at http://spaces.msn.com/cwebbbi. Chris has extensive experience of implementing Business Intelligence solutions on the Microsoft platform across a wide range of industries including pharmaceuticals, banking, engineering, manufacturing and market research. He has worked as a consultant (including three years with Microsoft Consulting Services) and as a permanent employee on internal development teams, and understands the different demands of each role.
You can read his review of Datawarehouse Explorer on his blog