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Microsoft is announcing an update to its Microsoft Business Intelligence roadmap.
Microsoft’s strategy is to deliver BI to everyone in the organization through the broadly adopted tools of Microsoft Office SharePoint Server and Microsoft Office Excel, and built on the scalable Microsoft SQL Server BI platform.
PerformancePoint Server 2007 will no longer be a standalone item on the Microsoft price list as of April 1, 2009. For organizations interested in PerformancePoint Server, it can be obtained by purchasing SharePoint Server 2007 Enterprise CAL with Software Assurance. In the future, the monitoring and analytics capabilities will be included in the next release of SharePoint Server (PerformancePoint Services) and will be available to SharePoint Enterprise CAL customers.

In mid 2009, will be released PerformancePoint Server 2007 “service pack 3” which will include updates to the current product’s planning module. 

 

If you want more details watch the video with Guy Weismantel, Director of Microsoft BI:
Microsoft BI roadmap update

 

 

 

Service Pack 2 for PerformancePoint server 2007 is now available also in polish language.

Setup files you can download from the following sites:

 

I would like to announce that Service Pack 2 for PerformancePoint Server 2007 is ready for download.

With this new Service Pack, customers will see improved query performance in PerformancePoint Server scorecards, support for SQL Server 2008, increased compatibility with Windows Server 2008, including support for Windows Server 2008 Hyper-V, and more filtering capabilities for PerformancePoint Server dashboards. These enhancements boost the already robust capabilities of PerformancePoint Server 2007, enabling organizations to effectively monitor, analyze, and plan their business.

For more information on Service Pack 2, see Microsoft Office PerformancePoint Server 2007 on TechNet.
More details about SP2 you can find here:

 

Download SP2:

32 bit PerformancePoint SP2

64 bit PerformancePoint SP2