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SAP Business Intelligence Forum 2010“The Butterfly Event”
Turing Information into InsightTimo Elliott
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Reporting
Dashboard and visualization
Query, Reporting and Analysis
Search and Navigation
Advanced Analytics
Data Integration
Data Quality Management
Master Data Management
Metadata Management
Risk Management
Access Control
Process Control
Global Trade Services
Enviroment Health and Safety
Strategy Management
Planning, Budgeting and Forecasting
Profitability and Cost managemetn
Consolidation
Spend and supply chain
Full Set of Solutions
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Agenda
1. Business Intelligence Usage Scenarios
2. Fast, Flexible Deployment
3. A Glimpse of the Future
4. Conclusion
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Feedback from BI Users
“Are your BI applications easy to use?”
Source Forrester: August 2008 Global BI And Data Management Online Survey
Base: 82 IT decision-makers
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User Adoption
Segment users by business initiative, profile, and task See TDWI white paper: “Pervasive Business Intelligence: Techniques and
Technologies to Deploy BI on an Enterprise Scale”
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Double MAD
Monitor
Analyze
Drill
GraphicalData
Summarized Data
Detailed Data
Managers
Analysts
Workers
Modeling
Advancedanalysis
Deliberate& act
Business Applications
“Basic” “Advanced”
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Management Dashboard to Exploration
Ease of use and user autonomy
From aggregated key performance indicators down to search and exploration of detailed information
From Xcelsius dashboards to SAP BusinessObjects Explorer
Access multiple heterogeneous data sources throughout the complete workflow
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Exploration to Analysis and Detail Reports
Simple, quick access to basic numbers and data
Drill through and expand analysis with calculations, additional data, etc.
From Explorer to WebIntelligence
Access multiple heterogeneous data sources throughout the complete workflow
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Power for Designers = Ease of Use For The Rest of Us
Input controls Query on query
Fold/Unfold
+ rich client, extension points, personal data providers, multilingual, SharePoint…
BI Services
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Applications to Exploration
Enable easy exploration without predefined reports
Easy, secure use of existing application data with minimal setup
From Application to Explorer
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Slide and Dice Your Expenses (Or Anything Else)
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Real-Time Dashboards: Complex Event Processing
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Drinking Our Own ChampagneDashboards to Exploration
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Drinking Our Own ChampagneExploration to Analysis
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Double MAD
Monitor
Analyze
Drill
GraphicalData
Summarized Data
Detailed Data
Managers
Analysts
Workers
Modeling
Advancedanalysis
Deliberate& act
Business Applications
“Advanced”
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Modeling and What-If
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Advanced Analytics
Looking back is only half the picture
Take historical data; project forward for predictions
Deeper intelligence for business users, not just data analysts
Applications Forecasting, churn analysis,
modeling, affinity analysis, etc.
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Advanced Analytics
Forecasting ClusteringAnomalies
Influencers Trends
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Deliberate & Act
Cohesive Bring together people,
information, and business methods
Results-Driven Apply structure to teamwork,
using the latest data.
Built for SpeedOn-demand and open
COLLABORATIVEDECISION-MAKING
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StreamWork Open Environment
Link from InfoView
Text-to-query
SAP Applications (WebDynpro)
AndroidXcelsius YouTube
REST-based API for easy integration with internal and external systems
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Agenda
1. Business Intelligence Usage Scenarios
2. Fast, Flexible Deployment
3. A Glimpse of the Future
4. Conclusion
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SAP BusinessObjects Edge Solutions
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IT / All Lines of Business
*Requires subscription to postal address data (sold separately)
SAP BusinessObjects Edge BI, with data management adds: Data validation Global address cleanse*
Graphical ETL Impact analysis Data lineage
SAP BusinessObjects Edge BI, with data integration adds:
Finance / Plan Owners SAP BusinessObjects Edge Planning and Consolidation Financial and
operational planning Budgeting Forecasting and
modeling Financial consolidation Statutory reporting
Executives/ Operational ManagersSAP BusinessObjects Edge Strategy Management Strategy maps Scorecards Metrics management Objectives and
initiatives tracking
Enterprise reporting Interactive analysis Dashboards and visualization Data exploration Mobile
SAP BusinessObjects Edge BI,standard includes:
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SAP BusinessObjects ExplorerAccelerated version
SAPBusinessObjects
Accelerator
SAPNetWeaver BW
AnyDataSource
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Business Intelligence OnDemand
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Personal Data is Increasingly Important
“What portion of the information you need to report on and analyze is available to, and accessible from, your BI applications?”
Source Forrester: August 2008 Global BI And Data Management Online Survey
Base: 82 IT decision-makers(percentages do not total 100 because of rounding)
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Single Strategy for Both Corporate and “Shadow” BI
http://explorer.ondemand.com
SAP BusinessObjects Interactive Analysis for analysts
SAP BusinessObjectsExplorer w/Excel for casual users
Best of both worlds: allow people to access and analyze their own data, without any IT help, but with centrally-provided infrastructure
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SAP Internal Explorer on Demand
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Agenda
1. Business Intelligence Usage Scenarios
2. Fast, Flexible Deployment
3. A Glimpse of the Future
4. Conclusion
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Free Xcelsius-Based PPT Twitter Tools at SAPWeb20.com
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Social Sentiment Analysis
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SAP Social Network Analyzer Prototypehttp://sna-demo.ondemand.com
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Identity Management
SAP Apps
Cross-functional teams
Jive
Cubetree
Portals
Wikis
Yammer
Conferences
Professional Associations
Meetings
Business Networks
Blogs
Facebook & LinkedIn
Personal sites
Professionalsites
Explore ALL Relationships
Corporate Systems
Web
Real-WorldEnterprise 2.0
Documents
Partners, Suppliers, Customers
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Enterprise 2.0 CommunityAnalytics
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Flexible Business Process — Collaboratively
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StreamWork and Gravity Extended
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10km
De NHM kijker
Eerste Romeinse nederzetting: “Oppidum Batavorum”Jaartal: 12 voor Chr.Afstand: 300 meter
0.3
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SAP Banking
Branch performanceRelative performance: +10%More details
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SAP Maintenance
MaintenanceLast checked: 28/9/09Relative performance: +10%More details
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SAP Inventory
Window DisplayPerformance last week: +10%More details
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SAP Augmented Corporate Reality(proof of concept only)
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SAP BusinessObjects Innovation Centerinnovation-center.sap.com
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Mid-Term BI Roadmap
All Information All data, more easily available for BI Trusted Information for better decisions Information governance
All People Engaging new user experience across the BI suite Deeper analytical insight for all users Greater interoperability and workflow efficiency
One Platform Global readiness and scalability Comprehensive system monitoring and diagnosis Expanded deployment options
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Reporting
Dashboard and visualization
Query, Reporting and Analysis
Search and Navigation
Advanced Analytics
Data Integration
Data Quality Management
Master Data Management
Metadata Management
Risk Management
Access Control
Process Control
Global Trade Services
Enviroment Health and Safety
Strategy Management
Planning, Budgeting and Forecasting
Profitability and Cost managemetn
Consolidation
Spend and supply chain
Taking a Holistic, Integrated Approach
Thanks!
Email:[email protected]
BI Blog:timoelliott.com
SAP Web 2.0 Blog:sapweb20.com
Follow me:twitter.com/timoelliott
You Should Follow Us on Twitter: @businessobjects
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Enterprise Reporting
Provide information easily and securely
Integrate information across data sources
Scalable, large-scale distribution
Tightly embedded into your business applications
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Self-Service Query and Analysis
Empower business users Interactive viewing and analysis plus
ad hoc query for business users “Universes” for a business-centric view
of information Advanced OLAP analytics for power
users
Remove IT bottleneckUsers access information they need
without calling ITControlled and secured by IT
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Dashboards and Visualization
Intuitive and attractive Based on Adobe Flex
technology Embed easily into other
dashboards, portals, reports
Interactive information Familiar Excel interface for
simple model buildingControls like sliders for powerful
“what if” scenario modeling
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Data Exploration
BI for all business users Simplicity and speed
of search Intuitive exploration and
visualization Fast response across mountains
of dataNo training required
Help IT be successful Easy and efficient to manage and
scale Fast delivery and value to
businessReuse BI infrastructure
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Information Infrastructure
Publish secure information to 100s of thousands of people
From where they work – portal, desktop, office, or mobile
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