Gemini/PowerPivot MOSSIG Presentation

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I did a presentation earlier this month on PowerPivot (a.k.a Project Gemini) at the MOSSIG meeting and as promised here is the slide deck. If you've seen other "Gemini" presentations there will be nothing new in this presentation, I've really only posted it here so that those who attended the meeting can refer to it.

You can download the "short" (1Mb) version with just the content slides:

Or you can get the full (8.3Mb) slide deck including the "fairy tale" images from the link below:

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# re: Gemini/PowerPivot MOSSIG Presentation

I tried downloading the presentation but nothing happens and it goes to some URL. No download is getting triggered by clicking on the above link.

--Siddharth
http://siddhumehta.blogspot.com 11/5/2009 4:07 AM | Siddharth Mehta

# re: Gemini/PowerPivot MOSSIG Presentation

@Siddharth - this is stored on my skydrive, you need to follow the link to the url and then click on download. Sorry, that's just they way Skydrive has set the links up for me. 11/5/2009 11:47 AM | Darren Gosbell

# re: Gemini/PowerPivot MOSSIG Presentation

There is also a lot of great PowerPivot content at http://PowerPivotPro.com for those who are interested.

-Rob Collie
Senior Lead Program Manager, MS PowerPivot 11/6/2009 6:07 AM | Rob Collie

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Great info. I like it. It is very useful. Thank you for sharing 1/10/2011 7:34 AM | Forex Signals

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