PerformancePoint Service Pack 1 – I stumbled across this little nugget of information today http://bimvp.com/blogs/bsm/archive/2008/04/07/performancepoint-server-2007-service-pack-1.aspx, stating that the PPS Service Pack 1 is now in Beta, and also hinting that it’s release should be in May (If I read it right, the 5th of May). Its compatibility with Windows Server 2008 is said be fixed, and the following page highlights what is, isn’t and will be, supported by Windows Server 2008; http://support.microsoft.com/kb/948680. You will find PPS in the “Applications that will be compatible in the future”, stating SP1.
More to come on this in May hopefully!
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