Infinity Microsoft Business Intelligence Overview

Business Intelligence Platform for Success

Our Commitment in Life Sciences

Infinity Info Systems: Our Approach

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Industry Focused Practice Areas

CRM Analytics MobilityWeb Collaboration

Consulting Implementation Training Support

RAPID Sure Step Methodology

Importance of Dashboards & Analytics

“Some companies have built their very business on their ability to collect, analyze, and act on data”

“If you can’t measure it, you can’t manage it”

- Lord Kelvin, W. Edward Deming, Peter Drucker

http://www.infinityinfo.com/CompetingOnAnalytics

Key Business Issues Gartner - Consistent themes for last 5 years…

Gartner Survey of 400 attendees at the North American and European Gartner Business Intelligence Summits

Improving organizations by providing business insights to all employees leading to better, faster, more relevant decisions

Self Service ReportingEnd-User AnalysisAdvanced AnalyticsBusiness Performance ManagementOperational Applications

Embedded Analytics (CRM)

Microsoft Business Intelligence Vision

Microsoft Business Intelligence Offering Delivered through familiar

interface Self-service access & insight Data exploration & analysis Data & contextual visualization

Business Productivity Infrastructure

Dashboards & Scorecards Excel & PerformancePoint Services Collaboration Search Content Management LOB Data Integration

Data Infrastructure & BI Platform

Analysis Services Reporting Services Integration Services Data Mining Data Warehousing

Data infrastructure and BI platform

Business collaboration platform

Business user experience

Microsoft BI Components PowerPivot – End user viewer of dashboard in Excel or

SharePoint Also provides analysts ability to create/change dashboards and

data models Power View – browser based viewer of dashboards and

analytics, available in Excel, SharePoint, and IIS (requires SQL Server 2012)

Also provides analysts ability to create/Also provides analysts ability to create/change dashboards and data models

Reporting Services – traditional reports and print focused output, has some drill down capabilities Use Visual Studio (technical user) or Report Builder (non-technical user)

Analysis Services – used to create data cubes (OLAP) Integration Services – used to create data integration,

ETL, data cleansing, master data management & workflow SharePoint – used to provide access and collaboration of

the above (platform for accessing reports, dashboards and analysis)

Microsoft BI PrinciplesMake it affordable with lower TCO

Centers around belief that today’s BI tools are specialized and expensive.

Leverage the Microsoft investment already made by clients End-to-end solution leveraging Microsoft SQL Server™, Microsoft

Office®, and Microsoft Office SharePoint® Server.

Focus on the end-user’s experience with Microsoft Office and the desire to “Stop Building Tools for Analysts.”

Long-term Commitment “We are dead serious about BI,” Steve Ballmer, CEO, Microsoft

Microsoft BI: A Leader

“Microsoft's BI Tools revenue growth is growing at more than twice the rate of the overall market. …Microsoft's impact on the BI tools market cannot be overemphasized.”

Dan Vesset, IDC

Gartner – Magic Quadrant

Power View Dashboard in CRM

CRM Dashboards

Mobile CRM Dashboards Add Win8 App screenshots here.

Windows 8 iPad

PowerPivot

Power View

Landing page of your Dashboards

Click the dashboard you are interested

in

Point and click

on elements to select or “drill”

There are 3 pages in this dashboard

Point and click

on elements to select or “drill”

There are 3 pages in this dashboard

Point and click

on elements to select or “drill”

View all pages in dashboard, select the one

you want

Analysts can edit in browser, all server based processing

SharePoint Scorecard

PowerPivot CRM Example

PowerPivot CRM Example

PowerPivot CRM Example

PowerPivot CRM Example

PowerPivot CRM Example

Product Demonstration Report Builder/Reporting Services

(design–build–deploy) Excel (familiar world) / PowerPivot Power View SharePoint/PerformancePoint

Power View Power View is a way for the average business user

to create Silverlight dashboards and presentation-ready reports, change them at will, and make them (and the underlying data models) available to others on the SharePoint platform.

Power View dashboards and reports (which look a lot like PowerPoint slides) use Power Pivot as their data source.

PowerPivot Power Pivot enables you to bring together multiple

data sources into a single pivot. The data model you create in Power Pivot then becomes available through the SharePoint Power Pivot Gallery not only to Power View but also to other tools such as SQL Reporting Services (SSRS), Report Builder, and other Excel workbooks.

PowerPivot in SharePoint With the PowerPivot extensions installed in

SharePoint, once you upload a PowerPivot workbook to the Power Pivot Gallery, you can then leverage the Power View online report creator to create highly-interactive visualizations.

Just click the PowerView icon to get started. You can drag and drop fields from your pivot to the presentation area and select from a variety of chart and table options. Drop on fields as filters, and by default they control all the charts in your view. You can also just click on a chart element to filter the rest the data in your view.