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IT departments and users have traditionally been at odds with each other over self-service analytics. IT departments seek to maintain IT governance and control; end-users want to generate and manage their own content and reporting.  With managed self-service business intelligence in SQL Server 2008 R2, these two worlds meet, providing significant business advantage. Join Donald Farmer for a rich discussion on the importance of Self Service Business Intelligence and how SQL Server 2008 R2 provides both end-users and IT with cutting edge tools to create, analyze and model, share and manage business intelligence data in a secure and streamlined way.