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2b - PowerPivot y SharePoint 2010, por Tomas Hernandez
Microsoft offers a business intelligence (BI) solution stack that provides business insights to all employees. The stack includes self-service data exploration, analysis, and visualization tools. It delivers these capabilities through familiar interfaces in Excel and SharePoint. A key part of the solution is PowerPivot, which allows users to easily analyze massive datasets. PowerPivot empowers users to create intuitive, interactive analysis solutions independently with just a few mouse clicks.
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- 1. Microsoft BI yPower PivotTomás Hernández Diez Canseco
- 2. Microsoft BI VisionImprovingorganizations by providing business insights to all employees leading to better, faster, more relevant decisionsComplete and integratedBI and PerformanceManagement offeringAgile products that adapt tohow you need the informationBuilt on a trusted partof your IT backbone
- 3. The Microsoft BISolution StackBUSINESS USER EXPERIENCEBUSINESS COLLABORATION PLATFORMData Infrastructure & BI PlatformAnalysis ServicesReporting ServicesMaster Data ServicesIntegration ServicesData MiningData WarehousingDATA INFRASTRUCTURE & BI PLATFORM
- 4. The Microsoft BISolution StackBUSINESS USER EXPERIENCEBusiness Productivity InfrastructureDashboards & ScorecardsExcel ServicesWeb based forms & workflowCollaborationSearchContent ManagementLOB data integrationPowerPivot for SharePointBUSINESS COLLABORATION PLATFORMDATA INFRASTRUCTURE & BI PLATFORM
- 5. The Microsoft BISolution StackDelivered through a Familiar InterfaceSelf-Service access & insightData exploration & analysisPredictive analysisData visualizationContextual visualizationBUSINESS USER EXPERIENCEBUSINESS COLLABORATION PLATFORMDATA INFRASTRUCTURE & BI PLATFORM
- 6. SQL Server 2008R2 BI TechnologiesIT PROFESSIONALSBUSINESS DECISIONMAKERSINFORMATIONWORKERSPOWER USERSDEVELOPERSMICROSOFT BI PLATFORM
- 7. The Business IntelligenceContinuumEmpoweredAlignedTeam BIPersonal BI Organizational BIOur ContextBI Solution created by power user. Context is for a small team & it’s managed on a server.My ContextBI solution created by user. Context is only for user & exists as document.The Org’s ContextBI Solution created by IT, Established corporate context & is reusable, scalable and backed up.SQL Server 2008 R2 extends reach from organizational BI to team and personal BI
- 8. Introducing PowerPivotTechnology PowerPivotfor ExcelPowerPivot for SharePoint“PowerPivoting” Massive Data VolumesWith a few mouse clicks, a user can create and publish intuitive and interactive self-service analysis solutions.
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- #3 Purpose of the Slide: Introduce the Microsoft BI vision “Improving organizations by providing business insights to all employees leading to better, faster, more relevant decisions.”Key Points: A trusted BI platform is critical for a business intelligence solution to work today. If we’re going to achieve the promise of BI, we need to providing business insights to all employees.Emphasize ALL employees in the Microsoft BI vision.Conclusion: With Microsoft, customers get all required technologies from a single source. With other BI solutions, customers need 3-4-6-10 different products.
- #4 Purpose of the slideHere is the solution, show some detail on how we think of the BI architecture in 3 main layers. Point out that self-service analysis takes place in Office and SharePoint, but the Business Intelligence Platform is there to take popular user-generated solutions and convert them into full organizational solutions.Key Points: A trusted BI platform is critical for a business intelligence solution to work today. If we’re going to achieve the promise of BI, we need to have the confidence and trust in the data, we need to know where it came from, and that it is both timely and reliable for us to use to make a decision. That’s where the power of an integrated BI platform like SQL Server comes into play.Once you have the data ready to use, the middle tier comes into play, where business users actually interact with the data and turn it into something that is useful to them to make the right decision. The numbers that we pull from other systems are just that—we need applications and content to turn them into actionable items—and that’s where the middle tier comes into play. Finally, we need the right tools and applications to ensure that we can use that data in the way we want to in order to make our decisions. Applications and tools that range from personal, to team, to organizational and corporate tools, all with a familiar look and feel, all integrated and working with my Operating system, email, Internet search function. And this is what the power of integration through Microsoft Office brings you. From the Office productivity tools like Excel, through to the team and collaboration tools of SharePoint. By integrating BI seamlessly into a broader business productivity suite that includes search, collaboration, unified communications, and content management, we offer the end user a much richer experience.Conclusion: Our better together (Microsoft BI) story is real!
- #5 Purpose of the slideHere is the solution, show some detail on how we think of the BI architecture in 3 main layers. Point out that self-service analysis takes place in Office and SharePoint, but the Business Intelligence Platform is there to take popular user-generated solutions and convert them into full organizational solutions.Key Points: A trusted BI platform is critical for a business intelligence solution to work today. If we’re going to achieve the promise of BI, we need to have the confidence and trust in the data, we need to know where it came from, and that it is both timely and reliable for us to use to make a decision. That’s where the power of an integrated BI platform like SQL Server comes into play.Once you have the data ready to use, the middle tier comes into play, where business users actually interact with the data and turn it into something that is useful to them to make the right decision. The numbers that we pull from other systems are just that—we need applications and content to turn them into actionable items—and that’s where the middle tier comes into play. Finally, we need the right tools and applications to ensure that we can use that data in the way we want to in order to make our decisions. Applications and tools that range from personal, to team, to organizational and corporate tools, all with a familiar look and feel, all integrated and working with my Operating system, email, Internet search function. And this is what the power of integration through Microsoft Office brings you. From the Office productivity tools like Excel, through to the team and collaboration tools of SharePoint. By integrating BI seamlessly into a broader business productivity suite that includes search, collaboration, unified communications, and content management, we offer the end user a much richer experience.Conclusion: Our better together (Microsoft BI) story is real!
- #6 Purpose of the slideHere is the solution, show some detail on how we think of the BI architecture in 3 main layers. Point out that self-service analysis takes place in Office and SharePoint, but the Business Intelligence Platform is there to take popular user-generated solutions and convert them into full organizational solutions.Key Points: A trusted BI platform is critical for a business intelligence solution to work today. If we’re going to achieve the promise of BI, we need to have the confidence and trust in the data, we need to know where it came from, and that it is both timely and reliable for us to use to make a decision. That’s where the power of an integrated BI platform like SQL Server comes into play.Once you have the data ready to use, the middle tier comes into play, where business users actually interact with the data and turn it into something that is useful to them to make the right decision. The numbers that we pull from other systems are just that—we need applications and content to turn them into actionable items—and that’s where the middle tier comes into play. Finally, we need the right tools and applications to ensure that we can use that data in the way we want to in order to make our decisions. Applications and tools that range from personal, to team, to organizational and corporate tools, all with a familiar look and feel, all integrated and working with my Operating system, email, Internet search function. And this is what the power of integration through Microsoft Office brings you. From the Office productivity tools like Excel, through to the team and collaboration tools of SharePoint. By integrating BI seamlessly into a broader business productivity suite that includes search, collaboration, unified communications, and content management, we offer the end user a much richer experience.Conclusion: Our better together (Microsoft BI) story is real!
- #7 Purpose of the slideDiscuss the key technologies included in SQL Server 2008 R2 and show how these technologies together create the foundation of the Microsoft BI platform.Key Points: Integration Services (SSIS) provides a scalable enterprise data integration platform with exceptional Extract, Transform, Load (ETL) and integration capabilities, enabling organizations to more easily manage data from a wide array of data sourcesMaster Data Services (MDS) enables organizations to start with simple solutions for analytic or operational requirements, and then adapt the solutions to additional requirements incrementallyThe latest version of SQL Server from Microsoft SQL Server 2008 offers hundreds of new DBMS features that boost the productivity of database administrators and developers, improve support for larger databases, and enhance securityReporting Services (SSRS) provides a full range of ready-to-use tools and services to help you create, deploy, and manage reports for your organization, as well as programming features that enable you to extend and customize your reporting functionalityAnalysis Services (SSAS) delivers online analytical processing (OLAP) and data mining functionality for business intelligence applicationsConclusion: With SQL Server 2008 R2 customers get all the technologies needed to build a reliable and secure BI platform. SQL Server 2008 R2 has the strongest combination of price/performance, manageability, security, and DBA productivity.
- #8 Purpose of the slideExplain that SQL Server 2008 R2 covers the entire BI continuum by extending the reach of the technologies from organizational BI through team and personal BI. Key Points: SQL Server 2008 R2 includes all the technologies and tools necessary to create and deliver BI solutions that are centrally developed and maintained by ITFor team BI solutions, SQL Server 2008 R2 integrates seamlessly with Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010, both through Reporting Services in integrated mode and PowerPivot/Analysis Services for SharePointSQL Server PowerPivot for Excel 2010 is the key enabler for personal BI and in conjunction with SQL Server 2008 R2 and SharePoint Server 2010, PowerPivot provides the foundation for managed self-service BI offeringsConclusion: In order to cover the entire BI continuum, customers should use SQL Server 2008 R2, SharePoint Server 2010, and SQL Server PowerPivot.
- #9 Purpose of the slideClarify that Microsoft SQL Server PowerPivot technology includes both an Excel add-in and server-based technology that integrates with SharePoint Server 2010. Key Points: SQL Server PowerPivot for Excel 2010 is a data analysis add-in that delivers unmatched computational power directly within Microsoft Excel SQL Server PowerPivot for Excel 2010 is available for download free of charge at www.powerpivot.com. SQL Server PowerPivot for SharePoint integrates with Excel Services on the SharePoint server to enable seamless and secure sharing and collaboration on user-generated BI solutions directly in the browserSQL Server PowerPivot for SharePoint is included in SQL Server 2008 R2Conclusion: SQL Server PowerPivot technology is the key to managed self-service BI, empowering users, enabling seamless and secure sharing and collaboration on user-generated BI solutions , and helping IT organizations increase efficiency through the PowerPivot Management Dashboard.
- #10 Purpose of the slideShow SQL Server PowerPivot for Excel 2010 and SQL Server Reporting Services in action. Key Points: PowerPivot for Excel 2010 leverages familiar Excel features, such as the Office Fluent user interface, PivotTables, PivotCharts, and slicers, and new Data Analysis Expressions (DAX) in familiar Excel formula syntax.Process millions of rows in about the same time as thousands, and make the most of multi-core processors and gigabytes of memory for fastest processing of calculationsFast scrolling, filtering, sorting, and “blink of an eye” aggregation on the flySQL Server Reporting Services data feeds can encapsulate enterprise systems and shared PowerPivot workbooks can serve as data sources in new analysesColumn-based compression, the in-memory BI engine available with PowerPivot for Excel, and powerful DAX expressions can cover even the most demanding and advanced data analysis needsUsers can consolidate meaningful information from a multitude of sources, including relational databases, multidimensional sources, cloud services, data feeds, Excel files, text files, and data from the WebConclusion: With PowerPivot for Excel 2010, users hit the ground running because they already know the Excel features, can use virtually unlimited data sources, and new DAX expressions in familiar Excel formula syntax.