Category: Product
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What is the Return on Investment of Pulse?
Pulse brings many new opportunities to those responsible for the administration and development of TM1 systems. Up until now what is actually happening within your TM1 servers has very much been a black-box. Pulse enables you to shine a light on your system and actually deliver better, faster and more maintainable system to your users.
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TM1 Web vs Canvas – Timesheet application
Here’s an example of how your TM1 application would like if you replaced TM1 Web with Canvas. For this example the TM1 Web and Canvas user interface have been built on top of the same TM1 cubes:
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Google for your TM1 model
Pulse is your friend. If there is something you’d like to know about your TM1 application such as, how a cube is updated, where an attribute is used or where a specific string is referenced, just ask Pulse.
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Why PVU is important to TM1 performance
Depending on your license agreement, when you buy TM1, it is likely that you buy a limit number of PVUs. Knowing how many CPU your TM1 server requires will help you to adjust the number of PVUs you really need.
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Is Canvas the best reporting tool for TM1?
TM1 has by far the most powerful calculation engine on the market, but it is also well known that it is missing a modern user interface. Lots of companies using TM1 for planning and reporting also use an extra Business Intelligence tool for management reporting.
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What can you do if TM1 slows down
In a previous article, I explained how Pulse can help you when Excel is hanging. Now we’re going to see how Pulse can help you when a user complains that TM1 slow down.
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What can you do if Excel is hanging
What can you do when your users are complaining that Excel or TM1 Web is hanging. How do you deal with this situation. Hopefully it does not happen often in the TM1 world but it can happen if:
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Using $expand and $select with the TM1 REST API
In the previous article we went through some simple GET requests to retrieve a list of cubes and a single cube. We are now going to expand on those examples by using two OData query options: $expand and $select.
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Documentation a necessary evil
Documentation is a long and costly task that is often ignored for more “interesting” tasks by developers and administrators alike. Pulse for TM1 automates much of this process by doing all of the tedious tasks for you.
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How to troubleshoot network issues
When using the Pulse Web client, if you have the feeling that Pulse is running slow, it is likely that you have network issues.