Category: Blog
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Arc Reaches 500+ Subscriptions
Towards the end of 2018, we published a post sharing that there were over 100 IBM Planning Analytics (TM1) developers using Arc to build their applications. At the time we were very excited about the early momentum we were seeing and we couldn’t wait to see where things would go from there.
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Using the Report Burster in Slice
This article explains how to use the Report Burster feature in Slice:
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Arc and Slice v3.3 are now available
A new version of Arc and Slice is now available to download. v3.3 includes a new way to build reports in Slice and view styles in Arc.
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Building a MDX Form in Slice
Slice v3.3 introduces a new way to build reports, it is called MDX Form. This report is driven by one MDX query bringing the following advantages:
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Unpacking 3 New Features for the DBRW in Slice
Since its first introduction, DBRW has become the most popular function to use in Excel reports amongst the IBM Planning Analytics (TM1) community.
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Introducing the TM1py Universe
Since its official release back in 2016, the TM1py project has evolved from a framework created and maintained by just one person to a large scale community project that is currently powering numerous different IBM Planning Analytics (TM1) applications.
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How to Organize your TM1 Developments Tasks with Arc
One of the best parts of working as an IBM Planning Analytics (TM1) developer is that you’re an integral part of the business and you’re consistently interacting with other teams that are relying on the TM1 system to get their work done. As a result, you’re often inundated with requests for various tasks and it…
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Pulse v6.1 is now available
A new release of Pulse v6 is now available. In addition to being able to monitor IBM Planning Analytics (TM1) SaaS instances, Pulse can now be installed on Linux and monitor TM1 instances running on a Linux server.
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Unpacking the Benefits of Elasticsearch and Kibana in Pulse
Pulse 6 brings more flexibility and data capabilities to IBM Planning Analytics (TM1) administrators and developers of all kinds. We’ve been so excited to see how it is changing the way that our users interact with their organization’s data and in truth, there is so much more value to be unlocked as you start to…
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Using Grafana with Pulse for TM1
Pulse 6 comes with the open source version of Elasticsearch and Kibana. Elasticsearch is the search engine where Pulse stores the data and Kibana is the visualization tool powering the Pulse Explorer.