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While working at Exxon, Lilly Whaley suggested developing a planning system using the IBM mainframe time sharing option (TSO) to replace the previous IMS based planning system and thereby significantly reduce running costs. Manuel "Manny" Perez, who had been in IT for most of his career, took it upon
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On December 16, 2016 IBM released a rebranded and expanded version of the software (IBM Planning Analytics Local 2.0 'powered by' IBM TM1) with a 'restarted' version numbering. The data server component is still referred to as TM1 and retains numbering continued from prior versions, so Planning
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The business potential of the planning system Perez had developed became apparent to him and he began to explore the possibilities of commercializing it. Back in early 1981, the IBM personal computer had not yet been announced and the Apple II® was not in significant use at corporations, so
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initially, Perez looked to implement on a public mainframe timesharing system. Just in time, the IBM personal computer was announced. It provided a low cost development environment which Manny was quick to take advantage of.
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himself to develop a prototype. Right away he realized that in order to provide the multidimensionality and interactivity necessary it would be necessary to keep the data structures in computer memory rather than on disk.
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With its flagship TM1 product line, Applix was the purest OLAP vendor among publicly traded independent BI vendors prior to OLAP industry consolidation in 2007, and had the greatest growth rate.
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which provide capabilities designed for common business planning and budgeting requirements, including workflow, adjustments, commentary, etc.
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was released, Perez became convinced that it was the ideal user interface for his visionary product:
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The vendor currently offers the software both as a standalone on-premises product and in the
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Planning Analytics Workspace (a.k.a. PAW) - main web front end and development environment
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Planning Analytics for Microsoft Excel (a.k.a. PAfE, formerly PAx) - main Excel front end
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TM1 is an example of a class of software products which implement the principles of the
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component of the software platform retains its historical name TM1. Data is stored in
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TM1 Architect - legacy standalone Windows front end and development environment
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which define any on-demand calculations. By design, computations (typically
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Beyond the Spreadsheet: The Story of TM1 — Documentary Film, 2020
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in late 2007, which was in itself acquired mere months later by IBM.
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hierarchies using weighted summation) on the data are performed in
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IBM Planning Analytics Local 2.0.9 / December 16, 2019
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tool, server management and monitoring tools and a number of
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TM1 Performance Modeler - legacy development environment
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