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Latest Tweets
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Guide on Business Objects access levels posted http://davidlai101.com/blog/2010/02/19/understanding-business-objects-access-levels/ - posted on Feb 19, 2010
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FusionCharts wrapper 1.0 online guide now available - posted on Feb 03, 2010
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FusionCharts Java Wrapper 1.0 released
Go to http://davidlai101.com/blog/2010/02/02/fusion-charts-java-wrapper-updated/ to check it out! - posted on Feb 02, 2010
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The future is in sixth sense technology http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mzKmGTVmqJs&feature=youtube_gdata - posted on Jan 26, 2010
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Blog has been upgraded to Wordpress. Enjoy! Http://www.davidlai101.com/blog - posted on Jan 24, 2010


Background
David enjoys learning and contributing to the business intelligence field. He currently specializes with Business Objects Enterprise and data warehousing; does work for clients involving Universe, Web Intelligence and Xcelsius development. In addition, he has done work with Sql Reporting Services and Jasper Reports for past clients. David is also the co-author of myxcelsius.com and an active contributer of BOB: Business Objects Board.
In his spare time he likes to spend time on many physical activities such as playing basketball, volleyball, working out, rock climbing and salsa dancing.
Any feedback on his blog will definitely be appreciated and will help make it a better experience for those who visit.
For those who are interested, you can download a pdf format of his resume here
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