This page covers good quality information sources on business intelligence articles. Unfortunately, there is not much Business Intelligence-focused websites. The sources I found are mainly focused on SQL Server, Data, Excel.
- SQL Authority | feed – Pinal Dave is the author and administrator of the largest SQL blog with about 3600 articles and works as an independent consultant and trainer.
- SQL ServerCentral | feed – The largest community focused on SQL Server. The site contains lots of articles, discussions and tutorials
- SQL Shack | feed – Blog about databases and SQL Server Administration
- 1KeyData – Very good website about data warehouses and BI, unfortunately without rss feed
- MSSqltips – Also a great website, but I couldn’t find the rss feed
- Excel University | feed – Jeff Lenning’s Blog
If you wish to add another websites, please let me know
- Practical Reporting Queries with CROSS APPLY (Part 3)
by Imran2629 on 18. 9. 2026 at 0:00This article continues the series on APPLY, showcasing how some practical reports can be implemented using this operator. The post Practical Reporting Queries with CROSS APPLY (Part 3) appeared first […]
- Foreign Keys and Performance in a Microsoft Fabric Warehouse
by Additional Articles on 18. 9. 2026 at 0:00I wanted to answer a simple question: Do relationships help, hurt, or have no effect when added to tables in a Fabric warehouse? The post Foreign Keys and Performance in a Microsoft Fabric Warehouse […]
- Implementing Type 4 Slowly Changing Dimensions in SQL Server
by Dinesh Asanka on 16. 9. 2026 at 0:00Learn about a Type 4 Slowly Changing Dimension in this article by Dinesh Asanka. The post Implementing Type 4 Slowly Changing Dimensions in SQL Server appeared first on SQLServerCentral.
- SQL Server login failures: how to monitor, report, and alert on themby Additional Articles on 16. 9. 2026 at 0:00
This guide walks through how to pull login failure data using sys.xp_readerrorlog, filter it by time and error type, parse it into readable columns, aggregate repeat offenders, and automatically […]
- Database Animations: What’s a Residual Predicate and Why Is It Bad?by Additional Articles on 14. 9. 2026 at 0:00
Normally when you're looking at an execution plan, and you see an index seek followed by a key lookup, that means it's running relatively quickly. The post Database Animations: What’s a Residual […]