It is a difficult decision to know when it is best to deliver a reporting solution over a control implemented solution. In part 2 of this series we dive deeper into a case where a reporting solution should be used.

It's a tough decision to know when it is best to use a reporting solution or when it's better to use a control suite. In part 1 of the series, we go over some of the high-level criteria that can help you along in your decision then dive into a control suite sample using live data and the RadChartView control for WinForms.

Check out the top 10 best-selling video game consoles of all time - all while learning how to bind data from a main report into a SubReport.

Many people have asked how to include the richness of Telerik Reporting in their ASP.NET MVC web applications - this post shows you how this is done in 8 easy steps.

This is the second blog of a series where we will introduce the new Telerik Reporting Graph item powerful features. Now it's time to dive deep into the Graphs databinding capabilities.

This is the first blog of a series where we will introduce the new Telerik Reporting Graph item powerful features. Let’s dig into its integral parts and powerful features, which will allow you to create amazing OLAP (and not only) charts quicker than ever

We have a new charting engine in Telerik Reporting, and you are going to love it! Experience the new integrated graph component which will supersede the current Chart Report Item. We will also show you how to manage large OpenAccess ORM domain models through the new Multiple Diagrams support – it is quick, simple, and fun. Did you know that OpenAccess supports streaming of large data files from the database? Yes, it sure can, and we will show you how to do it.

Here you will find links to sample code, slides and Telerik TV video of the recent webinar titled "Enhance Your WinForms LOB Applications with PDF Viewer, PivotGrid, and Reporting", this webinar gives an overview of What's New in Q1 2013 in Telerik's RadControls for WinForms.

The modern perception of a chart’s behavior, performance, and visualization abilities are changing rapidly. New, easier to interpret charts, maps and geo visualizations are finding their way into becoming a standard for every business application. Rendering performance is becoming a key aspect. End-users are demanding new ways of interaction, such as interactive filtering and drilling of data. The change is happening now and Telerik Reporting will help you stay on top of the latest technology with its new OLAP charting engine.

Yes, it is about time, and you, our users, have confirmed it in the several polls we ran on the topic. As of Q2 2013 (expected in June 2013), Telerik Reporting will stop supporting .NET2.x, .NET3.0x as well as VS2005 and VS2008. This way the small percentage of our users still using .NET2 and .NET3.0 have several months to migrate their projects to newer .NET versions (.NET 3.5 SP1, .NET4.x). Alternatively, these projects can continue to run against .NET2 or .NET3.0, but they will not be able to use newer versions of Telerik Reporting. Why the change?