BO Report in 4.0 takes lot of time to open

Hi We are having BO 4.0 environment.
The underline database is SAP BW and BO reports are built on top of Bex queries.
We found that it takes HELL a lot of time sometimes to open in BI launch pad/Infoview.
Just for opening it takes lot of time we cound found that actually it is not running anything in BW or else .
Could you tell us better integartion or alternate solution even for integartion of BI/BO or may be there would be some problem with interface betwwe BO and BW .
eg Tomcat server slow etc ..
Thanks
Gaurav.

Hi Denis,
Extremely Sorry for not providing enough information.
Business Objects is of BO 4.0 FP3 SP12.
BI is 7.10 Support Package 10 and Revision 627.
The point is While Opening Report In BO 4.0,it takes lot of time to open.
This generally happens whenever we have to open report for the first time in laptop/Desktop machine.
This always happens whenever we open the report for first time. (Generally when we have demo team metting to show our reports to management level and we face it takes lot of time )
Could you let us know for the same if someone else has also received this.
Please let me know if any other details is required.
Regards
Gaurav.

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