Presentation for Silicon Valley Code Camp on Power BI tools inside of Excel and how those can be published to the enterprise with SharePoint 2010/2013 and SQL Server 2012.
5. 5
Typical Answers
1. Submit a support ticket in
writing to
support@yourcompany.com.
2. Specify a category and a priority.
3. Don’t mark it Urgent unless its
mission-critical.
4. What data do you need? Maybe
we’ll create a report for you in 1
week.
5. Maybe I’ll email you a csv file
and by the way…
YOU’RE WELCOME
9. 9
Excel and Power BI
•Data blend large or small
data sets
•Calculate Metrics w/ Excel-
like formulas (DAX)
•In-memory xVelocity
technology
•High compression
Power
Pivot
•Pull data off the web
•Web APIs
•Web pages
•Facebook
•SharePoint
•Hadoop
•Consolidate Multiple files
Power
Query
•Interactive Data Visualization
•Scatter Plots
•Maps
•Free form dashboard design
Power
View
•3D rendered Map imaging
•Record time-lapse videos of
how data changes in
geographies
Power
Map
11. 11
SharePoint BI
Excel Services
• Don’t need Excel on your
machine
• Drag and Drop in SP 2013
• Manage Data Refresh in
Power Pivot
• Put Workflows on analyses
published by your team
• Viewable on Mobile
Browsers
Power View
•Analyze and Develop Dashboards
from…
•published Power Pivot
workbooks
•Analysis Services via BISM or
RDS
•Embed in your site or portal
•Currently on Silverlight with
OnPrem
•HTML5 coming in SharePoint
Online. OnPrem TBD
Reporting Services
• Shared Data Sets
• Shared Data Sources
• Report Builder Web Parts
• Self-Service User Alerts
Performance Point
• Dashboards with standard
look/feel
• Drill to Details
• Change visualizations in the
browser
• Decomposition Tree
13. 13
SQL Server 2012
Import PowerPivot models into SQL Server
Analysis Services
Tabular Model
•PowerPivot in Visual Studio
•Row-based security
•Partitioning
Multidimensional OLAP
•Can run Power View reports using RDS content type and
SQL Server 2012 SP1 CU 4
Everyone wants data. Only a select few want to take the time to analyze it. There’s so much data in the world, where does one even start?Well this is where Excel comes in. It’s the most popular analytical tool on the planet, but so far people have resorted to primitive uses of the tool:Copy/pasteEmail filesSearching foldersCopying filesThere has to be a better way, isn’t there? Well, there is.