Web Intelligence XI V3: Creating Documents With Business Objects (Web Intelligence XI: Creating Documents with Business Objects) - Softcover

Creating Documents with Business Objects XI V3 is a comprehensive self-training manual that will teach you how to use Web Intelligence to create powerful, professional reports. The book is completely dedicated to teaching you to become a skilled Web Intelligence professional. Readers learn how to create effective queries and design professionally formatted reports. This learning system teaches through a hands-on approach with well-thought-out examples that apply to many real-life reporting situations. The author realizes that even with the best training systems, questions may arise. He has therefore made himself accessible through his email, which is published in the book. He is very concerned that readers are able to learn the product, and is therefore more than willing to answer any emails that are sent to him. The text, graphics, and author availability make this book a powerful learning package that gives people every opportunity to discover how to become professional, competent Web Intelligence XI document designers.

Since being introduced to Business Objects in 1993, Robert Schmidt has consulted at hundreds of companies throughout the world. He has worked in many different environments and businesses. Each place he has worked adds to his total knowledge of Business Objects and Business Intelligence in general. He has taken this knowledge and has written several well-accepted books on Business Objects. He has also trained tens of thousands of people to use Business Objects applications to create Universes and reports. Since most of this training is on-site at the companies, he learns about different systems and techniques. He uses this experience and knowledge when writing his books so that others can benefit. Mr. Schmidt was conferred a Bachelor of Science in Engineering from the University of Florida in 1990. While at the University of Florida, he studied robotic engineering and even built a gantry robot of his own design. He also formally studied financial engineering at Brooklyn Polytechnic University.