You definitely need to update if…
💡 An outdated interface is a clear warning sign
If your TM1 environment still uses the old editors and Perspectives, a version update is urgently required.
🎯 What you will learn in this short
In this video, I show you how to recognise that your Planning Analytics version is technically outdated. You will see typical signs in the interface, cube views, editors and Excel integration, and learn why IBM will no longer support these versions.
You can see which interfaces and editors point to an outdated planning analytics version.
You will learn why unsupported versions become a problem.
You will learn when an update is functionally and technically necessary.
✍️ Practical example
Scenario:
The work environment shows an old TM1 architecture with classic editors and perspectives as an Excel add-in
Result:
The need to update to a current version supported by IBM is clear.
What was covered: Reviewed the architecture + compared the interfaces
Original transcript (German)
Macht unbedingt ein Update von Planning Analytics, wenn deine Arbeitsumgebung noch veraltet aussieht, zum Beispiel Architect, deine Cubeview, dein Subset-Editor, dein Rule-Editor, dein Prozesseditor oder dein Excel-Plugin. Wenn das auf euch zutrifft, macht ein Update auf eine neue Planning-Analytics-Version. Eure Version wird in Zukunft nicht mehr von IBM unterstützt. Wenn ihr Unterstützung beim Update braucht, meldet euch gerne.
English transcript
You should definitely update Planning Analytics if your working environment still looks outdated—for example Architect, the cube viewer, set editor, rules editor, process editor or Excel add-in. If this applies to you, upgrade to a current Planning Analytics version. IBM will no longer support your version in the future. Feel free to contact me if you need help with the upgrade.
