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08:00 27.10.2016 Creating User Defined Consolidations in TM1

If you use TM1 Architect / Perspectives and need a temporary consolidation which does not exist in dimension structure, you can insert user defined consolidation into existing subset. Follow steps

08:00 26.10.2016 Creating TM1 Dimension Calculation in Performance Modeler

You can use dimension calculation if you have a calculation that will be used in all the cubes that contain the dimension. Dimension calculation can be done at leaf level

08:00 25.10.2016 Creating TM1 metrics cube for Scorecarding

Metrics cube is an essential part of a scorecarding application, this cube uses icons to show how each metric is performing. A metrics cube has to contain at least following dimension:

08:00 24.10.2016 Adding dimensions to TM1 cubes

Using Performance Modeler we can add dimension to an existing cube without rebuilding it. Double click on the cube. Drag and drop the dimension from list to cube area or

08:00 21.10.2016 Creating TM1 Drill-through

In Performance Modeler we can easily create a drill-through from a link. Refer here for creating link. Double click the link and in properties window select Yes for Generate Drill through objects?

06:52 12.09.2016 Returning values from Turbo Integrator processes

Introduction The two cornerstone features of any generic programming platform are encapsulation and reuse. These related ideas are simply the ability to write a piece of code once and then

10:16 20.06.2016 Adaptive Modelling – An Item-based Approach

Introduction Working on projects over the years, there was a confluence of “classical” TM1 model design and an approach that was often used to implement Cognos Planning. This occurred when

09:44 20.06.2016 Creating TM1 Pick List in Performance Modeler

Pick List is used to validate data typed into cell against a set of predefined elements. These elements can be based on static list or from dimension subset. Using Performance

09:43 20.06.2016 Moving TM1 Objects using Performance Modeler

In Performance Modeler there’s a functionality to Transfer Out and Transfer In TM1 objects. We can use this functionality to move objects between environments for example from development to testing environment.

How Watson Studio streamlines AI model development: Q&A with a lead architect
by julianna-delua on July 10, 2020 at 3:00 pm
Data science and AI teams can now use model development and deployment in IBM Watson Studio to simplify and scale AI across any cloud while simultaneously automating the AI lifecycle. There’s an interesting story behind the development of the product, and I sat down with IBM’s Distinguished Engineer, Thomas Schaeck to learn about the architectural considerations under the hood and the benefits organizations gain with Watson Studio.
Scaling AI at Lufthansa: Combined talents help the airline raise efficiency
by jennifer-clemente on July 9, 2020 at 12:28 am
Follow @IBMData In the airline industry, timing and synchronization are everything when it comes to the customer experience. Mitigating unforeseen circumstances against customer expectations and good old supply and demand are all issues well within the wheelhouse of AI’s predictive capabilities.
What Ventana says about the future of finance and analytics
by dan-cheuvront on July 7, 2020 at 7:40 pm
Follow @IBMData Ventana Research is a leading benchmark research and advisory services organization, providing some of the most comprehensive analyst and research coverage for business.

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Why Should You Upgrade from TM1 to Planning Analytics
by John on June 26, 2020 at 7:40 am
IBM's Planning Analytics is a great improvement from TM1 version 10.2, but is it right for you? Here we discuss the major benefits of upgrading.
@= in TM1: How to Use it in Rules and Processes
by John on June 26, 2020 at 6:06 am
@= is used in TM1 for evaluation of operators in TM1 Rules and TI Processes. Here we explain how it is used and give examples for both rules and processes.
ConsolidatedAvg TM1 Function: Syntax, Use and Examples
by John on June 26, 2020 at 2:41 am
ConsolidatedAvg is used to calculate a single consolidated average value of child values at the n level. For example, if you have three child elements with 10, 15 and 11 in a measure, the consolidated average would be (10+15+11)/3, so 12. Syntax of ConsolidatedAvg In a TM1 Rule, the syntax is: ['Measure'] = C: ConsolidatedAvg(flag-value,…

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