1. The document discusses the principles of business warehouse (BW) and business intelligence (BI) reporting in SAP, including typical BW scenarios and the support process.
2. It describes the differences between real-time operational reporting in SAP and analytical reporting in the BW, including characteristics like timeframes and report types.
3. Examples are provided to demonstrate typical BW implementations, reporting tools, and self-service BI capabilities to empower users and reduce reliance on IT.
The document discusses SAP Business Warehouse (BW) and SAP Business Intelligence (BI) capabilities. It provides an overview of BW and highlights key features like data integration from various sources, separate transactional and analytical environments, and end-user report creation. It also discusses the BI capabilities of SAP NetWeaver 2004s, including enhanced web and Excel reporting, integrated planning, and the BI Accelerator for improved query performance. Finally, it provides implementation experience and a roadmap from BW to a full BI solution.
This document provides an overview of SAP Business Warehouse (BW) and how to generate reports from BW. It explains that BW allows flexible analysis of large amounts of business data and creation of dynamic reports. Data is transferred from SAP servers to the BW server, where it is stored in high-performance databases called infocubes. Users can then generate reports on various business functions like logistics, sales, finance, and more by logging into BW and using the Business Explorer tool within Microsoft Excel. The training covers logging into BW, selecting variables to filter reports, and generating sample customer master reports.
The document outlines a 60 minute demo on SAP Business Intelligence/Analytics. It includes 15 units that will cover topics such as an overview of SAP ERP, SAP BW, data modeling in BW, data acquisition, BW content, front end solutions like BEX, query performance optimization, administration, and integrated solutions with Business Objects. The contact for the demo is provided. The document aims to provide a comprehensive introduction to SAP BI and BW concepts, technologies, and usage.
This document outlines a 60 minute learning demo on SAP Business Intelligence and Analytics. The demo covers 15 units that introduce SAP ERP, SAP BW, data modeling in BW, data acquisition from source systems, BW content, transport and ABAP, additional info providers, front end solutions like BEx Query Designer and Analyzer, query performance optimization, support activities, and integrated solutions with Business Objects.
This document provides an overview of Business Intelligence (BI) and SAP BI. It defines BI as gathering, storing, analyzing, and providing access to data to help organizations make better decisions. The document then discusses SAP BI specifically, describing it as a data warehousing solution that integrates, transforms, and consolidates business data for flexible reporting and analysis. It provides historical details on the evolution of SAP BI and describes the typical data flow and architecture within SAP BI including extraction, transformation, loading, data storage, and analysis tools.
The document summarizes the major new features in SAP BI 7.0 (NetWeaver 2004s) compared to BW 3.5. Key changes include an enhanced data warehouse workbench, data flow, BI accelerator, web application designer, BEx broadcaster, query designer, report designer, remodeling toolbox, security, ETL interface, planning integration, web analyzer, and improvements to real-time data acquisition. The upgrade brings a more modern and simplified user experience compared to older versions.
The document provides an overview of SAP BW (Business Warehouse), including its key components and architecture. SAP BW is a data warehouse system optimized for reporting and analysis. It includes preconfigured support for extracting data from SAP systems like R/3 as well as tools for extracting from non-SAP sources. The core components include the Administrator Workbench for managing metadata and content, data modeling tools, extraction and loading processes, the operational data store, and BEX reporting tools. Data is loaded from source systems into an in-memory database optimized for online analytical processing.
The document outlines a training agenda for SAP BI-BO (Business Intelligence - Business Objects) over 14 units totaling approximately 34 hours. The training will cover SAP NetWeaver and BI fundamentals, data modeling, data acquisition from SAP and non-SAP systems, BI content management, query design, administration, process chains, performance optimization, and Business Objects products like Web Intelligence, Dashboards, Crystal Reports, and Universe Designer.
The document discusses SAP Business Warehouse (BW) and SAP Business Intelligence (BI) capabilities. It provides an overview of BW and highlights key features like data integration from various sources, separate transactional and analytical environments, and end-user report creation. It also discusses the BI capabilities of SAP NetWeaver 2004s, including enhanced web and Excel reporting, integrated planning, and the BI Accelerator for improved query performance. Finally, it provides implementation experience and a roadmap from BW to a full BI solution.
This document provides an overview of SAP Business Warehouse (BW) and how to generate reports from BW. It explains that BW allows flexible analysis of large amounts of business data and creation of dynamic reports. Data is transferred from SAP servers to the BW server, where it is stored in high-performance databases called infocubes. Users can then generate reports on various business functions like logistics, sales, finance, and more by logging into BW and using the Business Explorer tool within Microsoft Excel. The training covers logging into BW, selecting variables to filter reports, and generating sample customer master reports.
The document outlines a 60 minute demo on SAP Business Intelligence/Analytics. It includes 15 units that will cover topics such as an overview of SAP ERP, SAP BW, data modeling in BW, data acquisition, BW content, front end solutions like BEX, query performance optimization, administration, and integrated solutions with Business Objects. The contact for the demo is provided. The document aims to provide a comprehensive introduction to SAP BI and BW concepts, technologies, and usage.
This document outlines a 60 minute learning demo on SAP Business Intelligence and Analytics. The demo covers 15 units that introduce SAP ERP, SAP BW, data modeling in BW, data acquisition from source systems, BW content, transport and ABAP, additional info providers, front end solutions like BEx Query Designer and Analyzer, query performance optimization, support activities, and integrated solutions with Business Objects.
This document provides an overview of Business Intelligence (BI) and SAP BI. It defines BI as gathering, storing, analyzing, and providing access to data to help organizations make better decisions. The document then discusses SAP BI specifically, describing it as a data warehousing solution that integrates, transforms, and consolidates business data for flexible reporting and analysis. It provides historical details on the evolution of SAP BI and describes the typical data flow and architecture within SAP BI including extraction, transformation, loading, data storage, and analysis tools.
The document summarizes the major new features in SAP BI 7.0 (NetWeaver 2004s) compared to BW 3.5. Key changes include an enhanced data warehouse workbench, data flow, BI accelerator, web application designer, BEx broadcaster, query designer, report designer, remodeling toolbox, security, ETL interface, planning integration, web analyzer, and improvements to real-time data acquisition. The upgrade brings a more modern and simplified user experience compared to older versions.
The document provides an overview of SAP BW (Business Warehouse), including its key components and architecture. SAP BW is a data warehouse system optimized for reporting and analysis. It includes preconfigured support for extracting data from SAP systems like R/3 as well as tools for extracting from non-SAP sources. The core components include the Administrator Workbench for managing metadata and content, data modeling tools, extraction and loading processes, the operational data store, and BEX reporting tools. Data is loaded from source systems into an in-memory database optimized for online analytical processing.
The document outlines a training agenda for SAP BI-BO (Business Intelligence - Business Objects) over 14 units totaling approximately 34 hours. The training will cover SAP NetWeaver and BI fundamentals, data modeling, data acquisition from SAP and non-SAP systems, BI content management, query design, administration, process chains, performance optimization, and Business Objects products like Web Intelligence, Dashboards, Crystal Reports, and Universe Designer.
The document discusses new features in SAP BW 7.3 including semantically partitioned infoproviders, hybrid providers, improved data flow capabilities, and enhanced integration with SAP BusinessObjects. Semantically partitioned infoproviders allow dividing data models into equally sized partitions for improved scalability and maintenance. Hybrid providers combine historic data in an infocube with real-time data from a virtual provider or datastore for near real-time reporting. New data flow tools provide a wizard for modeling, copying, and migrating data flows. Integration with SAP BusinessObjects allows OLAP analysis directly within Microsoft Office applications.
This document provides information about an online training course on SAP BW on HANA. The training will last 1 month and 2 weeks, with the first 3 weeks covering SAP HANA fundamentals and the remaining 3 weeks focused on SAP BW on HANA. The course content will include modeling with SAP HANA Studio, migration to BW on HANA, data management, optimization techniques, and data provisioning. Pre-requisites include basic SQL and data warehouse knowledge. The training will be delivered live online using Cisco Webex.
Business intelligence (BI) involves gathering, storing, and analyzing data to help users make business decisions. It includes technologies like reporting, analytics, and data mining. A business object represents real-world things like customers or orders with attributes, behaviors, and relationships. In SAP, BI tools extract data from sources into data warehouses for analysis. Consultants help clients optimize processes and determine BI needs. SAP BI consultants design, implement, and deploy BI solutions, while SAP BO consultants focus more on technical aspects. Salaries for BI and BO consultants range from around $60,000 for entry-level to over $150,000 for more experienced roles.
GHCL Limited uses SAP NetWeaver BW to consolidate large amounts of business data from across the company into an enterprise data warehouse. This centralized data is then analyzed using BI tools in SAP BEx to provide important information to support decision making. SAP BW employs a star schema to organize data into fact and dimension tables for efficient analysis. It extracts data from various sources using ETL processes and interfaces to load the data warehouse.
HANA is an in-memory database that allows for real-time processing of large quantities of data. It provides immediate results for analytics and transactions. HANA can power various SAP applications and includes tools for data management, security, and operations. SAP's roadmap is to use HANA as the primary data store for its Business Warehouse product and develop new applications that leverage HANA's capabilities. Dell offers HANA solutions using its PowerEdge servers with SAP software preinstalled along with consulting services.
SAP BI training deliver high quality educational experience and customize curriculum using structural methodology to efficiently enrich skills with hands-on
The document provides an overview of BW Web Reporting and the Web Application Designer tool. It discusses the architecture and features of the Web Application Designer, including how it allows drag-and-drop creation of web templates without using Excel. It also describes how the templates can be integrated with the Enterprise Portal and customized further using other web development tools.
This document provides an overview of business planning and consolidation (BPC) terminology and concepts. It discusses that BPC is used for planning and consolidation in SAP. Key components in BPC include environments, models, and dimensions. Environments are the base component and do not store data physically. Models store transaction data and group dimensions. Dimensions store master data. The document also discusses planning and budgeting terminology, security concepts in BPC, and how BPC integrates with SAP Enterprise Performance Management (EPM).
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This document provides an overview of data integration between SAP BPC and SAP BI. Master and transactional data is stored in SAP BI objects and tables and needs to be extracted into BPC cubes for planning and reporting purposes. Planned data in BPC can also be retracted back into BI cubes as needed. Data can be extracted from BI to BPC using either a BW ETL process or the BPC Data Manager functionality, while retraction from BPC to BI currently requires loading data to a flat file first before loading into BI.
Perficient Business Intelligence Analysis and Delivery Options in SharePointPerficient, Inc.
Learn about analytical and delivery options, visualization frameworks, for business intelligence via Microsoft SharePoint in this presentation by Perficient's Senior Technical Architect, Duane Schafer. You'll also see a demo of SharePoint's BI component.
This document provides an overview of SAP BusinessObjects Analysis, edition for OLAP. It discusses how the software provides a premium alternative to BEx that allows power users to create purpose-built OLAP analysis and planning applications. It also includes a dedicated ad-hoc OLAP client for business users to analyze and share OLAP data. Additionally, it summarizes SAP BusinessObjects Analysis for Microsoft Office, which enables multidimensional analysis of SAP BW and SAP HANA directly within Excel for creating workbook applications and live PowerPoint presentations.
This document provides details about HybridProviders in SAP BW 7.30. HybridProviders are a new type of InfoProvider introduced in BW 7.30 that can hold two BW InfoProviders. They allow for more real-time reporting by reusing an InfoCube's tables. HybridProviders can be based on a DataStore Object or Virtual Provider. When activated, they generate related objects like the InfoCube, DSO/Virtual Provider, transformations, and a process chain to move data between components.
This document outlines the training provided by AcuteSoft on SAP BW 7.4 on HANA. It includes an overview of the course modules which cover topics such as enterprise structure, data warehousing, business modeling, data transfer processes, reporting, and migration. Contact information is provided for AcuteSoft with phone numbers and email for India, the US, and the UK.
Perficient Self Service Business Intelligence with Power PivotPerficient, Inc.
The presentation introduced self-service business intelligence (BI) using PowerPivot. It discussed traditional BI delivery methods versus self-service options and demonstrated PowerPivot functionality, including loading large datasets, relationships, calculations, and visualizations. It explained how PowerPivot integrates with SharePoint to enable collaborative analysis across the enterprise. Upcoming enhancements in the next release were previewed.
SAP Profitability & Cost Management - Course ContentsReddy Chemicala
This document outlines the course contents for SAP BusinessObjects Profitability and Cost Management (PCM). The course is divided into 4 sections that cover the fundamentals and advanced topics of model building in PCM 7.5, as well as an overview of the new features in PCM 7.5. The final section provides an overview of the SAP BusinessObjects EPM Solutions for Finance: 10.0, which includes SAP BusinessObjects Financial Consolidation 10.0, Financial Information Management 10.0, and other EPM solutions.
Day 6.3 extraction_business_content_and_generictovetrivel
This document provides an overview of extractors in SAP BW, including business content extractors, generic extractors, and data source enhancement. Business content extractors are application-specific and provided with SAP applications, while generic extractors can be used across applications and are created using views, infosets, or function modules. Data source enhancement involves adding additional fields not available in standard data sources. The document also discusses update modes, delta capability, record types, and delta tables used in SAP BW extractors.
1) Business intelligence (BI) systems help organizations analyze large amounts of operational data and gain useful insights to make more informed decisions.
2) BI involves collecting, analyzing and organizing critical information from across an organization to focus on important strategic and operational issues. It allows data to be organized and analyzed in a better way to convert it into useful knowledge.
3) The primary goals of BI are to avoid surprises, identify threats and opportunities, understand vulnerabilities, decrease reaction time, outthink competition, and protect intellectual capital.
BI 101 Presentation and examples of some of my work. Background information on Business Intelligence; BI Tool and Vendor Analysis; Current/Upcoming technology we are exploring and hope to leverage in the near future
This document provides an overview of business intelligence and outlines a conceptual framework for designing a business intelligence system driven by business processes. It discusses understanding the business system, defining business processes and requirements, technical design including databases and ETL, and developing BI applications to optimize operations, analyze and control business processes, and monitor business performance. An example sales process is described to illustrate how the framework can be applied.
Access is a course that introduces students to the fundamentals of database management systems. It teaches students how to create and modify database objects like tables, queries, forms and reports. By learning Access, students gain skills in organizing and managing data that are valuable for many careers.
The document discusses Tollywood, the Telugu language film industry located in Andhra Pradesh, India. It provides background information, stating that Tollywood is one of the largest film producers in India, producing over 245 films in 2006 alone. Known for its commercial success, Tollywood has influenced commercial cinema across India. The Telugu film industry accounts for approximately 1% of Andhra Pradesh's GDP. It also explains the origins of the name "Tollywood," inspired by Hollywood, as the name for the Telugu film industry, similar to Bollywood for Hindi films.
The document discusses new features in SAP BW 7.3 including semantically partitioned infoproviders, hybrid providers, improved data flow capabilities, and enhanced integration with SAP BusinessObjects. Semantically partitioned infoproviders allow dividing data models into equally sized partitions for improved scalability and maintenance. Hybrid providers combine historic data in an infocube with real-time data from a virtual provider or datastore for near real-time reporting. New data flow tools provide a wizard for modeling, copying, and migrating data flows. Integration with SAP BusinessObjects allows OLAP analysis directly within Microsoft Office applications.
This document provides information about an online training course on SAP BW on HANA. The training will last 1 month and 2 weeks, with the first 3 weeks covering SAP HANA fundamentals and the remaining 3 weeks focused on SAP BW on HANA. The course content will include modeling with SAP HANA Studio, migration to BW on HANA, data management, optimization techniques, and data provisioning. Pre-requisites include basic SQL and data warehouse knowledge. The training will be delivered live online using Cisco Webex.
Business intelligence (BI) involves gathering, storing, and analyzing data to help users make business decisions. It includes technologies like reporting, analytics, and data mining. A business object represents real-world things like customers or orders with attributes, behaviors, and relationships. In SAP, BI tools extract data from sources into data warehouses for analysis. Consultants help clients optimize processes and determine BI needs. SAP BI consultants design, implement, and deploy BI solutions, while SAP BO consultants focus more on technical aspects. Salaries for BI and BO consultants range from around $60,000 for entry-level to over $150,000 for more experienced roles.
GHCL Limited uses SAP NetWeaver BW to consolidate large amounts of business data from across the company into an enterprise data warehouse. This centralized data is then analyzed using BI tools in SAP BEx to provide important information to support decision making. SAP BW employs a star schema to organize data into fact and dimension tables for efficient analysis. It extracts data from various sources using ETL processes and interfaces to load the data warehouse.
HANA is an in-memory database that allows for real-time processing of large quantities of data. It provides immediate results for analytics and transactions. HANA can power various SAP applications and includes tools for data management, security, and operations. SAP's roadmap is to use HANA as the primary data store for its Business Warehouse product and develop new applications that leverage HANA's capabilities. Dell offers HANA solutions using its PowerEdge servers with SAP software preinstalled along with consulting services.
SAP BI training deliver high quality educational experience and customize curriculum using structural methodology to efficiently enrich skills with hands-on
The document provides an overview of BW Web Reporting and the Web Application Designer tool. It discusses the architecture and features of the Web Application Designer, including how it allows drag-and-drop creation of web templates without using Excel. It also describes how the templates can be integrated with the Enterprise Portal and customized further using other web development tools.
This document provides an overview of business planning and consolidation (BPC) terminology and concepts. It discusses that BPC is used for planning and consolidation in SAP. Key components in BPC include environments, models, and dimensions. Environments are the base component and do not store data physically. Models store transaction data and group dimensions. Dimensions store master data. The document also discusses planning and budgeting terminology, security concepts in BPC, and how BPC integrates with SAP Enterprise Performance Management (EPM).
Data extraction and retraction in bpc bivikram2355
This document provides an overview of data integration between SAP BPC and SAP BI. Master and transactional data is stored in SAP BI objects and tables and needs to be extracted into BPC cubes for planning and reporting purposes. Planned data in BPC can also be retracted back into BI cubes as needed. Data can be extracted from BI to BPC using either a BW ETL process or the BPC Data Manager functionality, while retraction from BPC to BI currently requires loading data to a flat file first before loading into BI.
Perficient Business Intelligence Analysis and Delivery Options in SharePointPerficient, Inc.
Learn about analytical and delivery options, visualization frameworks, for business intelligence via Microsoft SharePoint in this presentation by Perficient's Senior Technical Architect, Duane Schafer. You'll also see a demo of SharePoint's BI component.
This document provides an overview of SAP BusinessObjects Analysis, edition for OLAP. It discusses how the software provides a premium alternative to BEx that allows power users to create purpose-built OLAP analysis and planning applications. It also includes a dedicated ad-hoc OLAP client for business users to analyze and share OLAP data. Additionally, it summarizes SAP BusinessObjects Analysis for Microsoft Office, which enables multidimensional analysis of SAP BW and SAP HANA directly within Excel for creating workbook applications and live PowerPoint presentations.
This document provides details about HybridProviders in SAP BW 7.30. HybridProviders are a new type of InfoProvider introduced in BW 7.30 that can hold two BW InfoProviders. They allow for more real-time reporting by reusing an InfoCube's tables. HybridProviders can be based on a DataStore Object or Virtual Provider. When activated, they generate related objects like the InfoCube, DSO/Virtual Provider, transformations, and a process chain to move data between components.
This document outlines the training provided by AcuteSoft on SAP BW 7.4 on HANA. It includes an overview of the course modules which cover topics such as enterprise structure, data warehousing, business modeling, data transfer processes, reporting, and migration. Contact information is provided for AcuteSoft with phone numbers and email for India, the US, and the UK.
Perficient Self Service Business Intelligence with Power PivotPerficient, Inc.
The presentation introduced self-service business intelligence (BI) using PowerPivot. It discussed traditional BI delivery methods versus self-service options and demonstrated PowerPivot functionality, including loading large datasets, relationships, calculations, and visualizations. It explained how PowerPivot integrates with SharePoint to enable collaborative analysis across the enterprise. Upcoming enhancements in the next release were previewed.
SAP Profitability & Cost Management - Course ContentsReddy Chemicala
This document outlines the course contents for SAP BusinessObjects Profitability and Cost Management (PCM). The course is divided into 4 sections that cover the fundamentals and advanced topics of model building in PCM 7.5, as well as an overview of the new features in PCM 7.5. The final section provides an overview of the SAP BusinessObjects EPM Solutions for Finance: 10.0, which includes SAP BusinessObjects Financial Consolidation 10.0, Financial Information Management 10.0, and other EPM solutions.
Day 6.3 extraction_business_content_and_generictovetrivel
This document provides an overview of extractors in SAP BW, including business content extractors, generic extractors, and data source enhancement. Business content extractors are application-specific and provided with SAP applications, while generic extractors can be used across applications and are created using views, infosets, or function modules. Data source enhancement involves adding additional fields not available in standard data sources. The document also discusses update modes, delta capability, record types, and delta tables used in SAP BW extractors.
1) Business intelligence (BI) systems help organizations analyze large amounts of operational data and gain useful insights to make more informed decisions.
2) BI involves collecting, analyzing and organizing critical information from across an organization to focus on important strategic and operational issues. It allows data to be organized and analyzed in a better way to convert it into useful knowledge.
3) The primary goals of BI are to avoid surprises, identify threats and opportunities, understand vulnerabilities, decrease reaction time, outthink competition, and protect intellectual capital.
BI 101 Presentation and examples of some of my work. Background information on Business Intelligence; BI Tool and Vendor Analysis; Current/Upcoming technology we are exploring and hope to leverage in the near future
This document provides an overview of business intelligence and outlines a conceptual framework for designing a business intelligence system driven by business processes. It discusses understanding the business system, defining business processes and requirements, technical design including databases and ETL, and developing BI applications to optimize operations, analyze and control business processes, and monitor business performance. An example sales process is described to illustrate how the framework can be applied.
Access is a course that introduces students to the fundamentals of database management systems. It teaches students how to create and modify database objects like tables, queries, forms and reports. By learning Access, students gain skills in organizing and managing data that are valuable for many careers.
The document discusses Tollywood, the Telugu language film industry located in Andhra Pradesh, India. It provides background information, stating that Tollywood is one of the largest film producers in India, producing over 245 films in 2006 alone. Known for its commercial success, Tollywood has influenced commercial cinema across India. The Telugu film industry accounts for approximately 1% of Andhra Pradesh's GDP. It also explains the origins of the name "Tollywood," inspired by Hollywood, as the name for the Telugu film industry, similar to Bollywood for Hindi films.
O documento discute os desafios e oportunidades para a biblioteca escolar no contexto de mudança. A biblioteca deve assumir funções como disponibilizar recursos de informação, liderar na escola, apoiar o currículo e desenvolver competências de informação entre os alunos. Fatores como falta de recursos tecnológicos e visão limitada de alguns professores sobre o papel da biblioteca podem ser obstáculos, mas iniciativas de colaboração e formação podem apoiar mudanças positivas.
This document provides an overview of a company that specializes in trade finance and investment finance. It outlines the company's introduction, importance of trade finance, offices locations, network of agents, ideal clients, competitive advantages, services, and process. The company works to expand trade finance services globally and provides financing options like letters of credit, guarantees, and bonds to importers and exporters.
This document certifies that Sharon R Steele has been granted the credential of Project Management Professional (PMP) by demonstrating experience, knowledge, and performance in project management. The certification was granted on May 5, 2016 and is valid until May 4, 2019. It has been signed by the Chair of the Board of Directors and President and CEO of the certifying institute to verify the credential.
Este documento resume las normas para la presentación de trabajos de grado, especialización, maestrías y tesis doctorales en la Universidad Pedagógica Experimental Libertador. Describe aspectos como los márgenes, lenguaje y estilo, interlineado, paginación, presentación de cuadros, tablas, gráficos y figuras, citas y referencias, y la estructura organizativa general de los trabajos.
This document outlines the syllabus for a two-year Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) program in India. It discusses the need for longer teacher education programs to better prepare teachers. The two-year B.Ed. aims to comprehensively develop student-teachers' knowledge, skills, and ability to create conducive learning environments for all students.
The curriculum contains core courses, pedagogy courses, and courses on developing teacher sensibilities. Core courses cover basics of education, learners and learning, and schooling and identity. Pedagogy courses teach subject knowledge and related teaching methods for various subjects. Sensibility courses include experiences for teacher enrichment and for social/environmental sensitivity. School-based experiences
The document discusses the principles and functions of a carburetor. It explains that a carburetor mixes gasoline vapors with air for combustion in an engine. It regulates the ratio of air and fuel and controls the amount of the air-fuel mixture that enters the engine. The document then goes into detail about the different parts of a carburetor like the venturi, throttle valve, jets, chokes, and describes how they work together to supply the proper air-fuel ratio to the engine under varying operating conditions. It also covers the different types of carburetors and provides information on inspection and adjustment procedures.
B. Susan Betty is applying for a position as a medical coder. She has 2 years and 8 months of experience as a Medical Coder and Coding Executive. She holds a Bachelors of Physiotherapy degree and is proficient in medical coding guidelines including ICD-9, CPT, and HCPCS. Her roles have included allocating coding jobs, reviewing medical records, assigning codes, meeting goals, and training. She is seeking to utilize her medical knowledge in a reputed organization that offers professional growth.
This document describes an online course about SAP BI/BW (Business Information Warehouse). The course provides an introduction to SAP's business intelligence solutions, including exploring the SAP BI portfolio, data modeling in SAP BW, data extraction, loading, and reporting. The course is intended for IT analysts, programmers, reporting analysts, database administrators, and others interested in learning about SAP BI and BW.
- Business intelligence (BI) is the set of techniques and tools for transforming raw data into meaningful and useful information for business analysis, and involves a combination of data warehousing and decision support systems.
- The key components of a BI system include user query and reporting, OLAP, data mining, analytics, business performance management, and enterprise management.
- BI solutions help organizations store and analyze data, understand strengths and weaknesses, reduce decision-making time, measure key performance indicators, and avoid guesswork to improve performance.
- Common BI tools include Oracle BI, SAP BusinessObjects, Microsoft BI, Oracle Hyperion, IBM Cognos, and SAS Enterprise BI server. However, Oracle BI Foundation Suite is
The document provides requirements and a business blueprint for SAP BI/Business Objects dashboards for sales and distribution at AKSH. It outlines the objectives to identify reports, understand development inputs, identify data source customizations, and identify new transfer logic. It describes the data sources, tables, fields, and infoobjects to be used. It also provides descriptions of the various dashboards, charts, and reports to be developed, including sales, orders, payments, debtors, and collections. It discusses business rules, assumptions, points to be implemented in the dashboards, and selection criteria requirements.
The document discusses the capabilities of business intelligence (BI) platforms. It describes three main categories of capabilities: integration, information delivery, and analysis. Each category contains several specific capabilities like reports, dashboards, query tools, predictive modeling, etc. The document provides details on each capability and evaluates how well various BI platforms measure up based on these capabilities. It aims to help organizations understand what a comprehensive BI platform should provide.
This document provides an overview of multi-dimensional modeling techniques used to create BI InfoCubes. It discusses:
1. The goals of multi-dimensional data models which are to present information to analysts in a way that corresponds to their business understanding and to provide a structure that software can access for analysis.
2. The basic modeling steps which include understanding the business process, creating an entity relationship model, translating this to a multi-dimensional model/star schema, and then implementing this in InfoCubes within the BI system.
3. Key concepts of multi-dimensional modeling including dimensions, facts, star schemas with dimension tables surrounding a central fact table, and granularity determined by the most atomic attributes.
This document provides an overview of a 70+ hour video-based training course on SAP BI/BW concepts. The training covers topics like SAP BI/BW architecture, data modeling, extraction, transformation and loading of data, reporting, and more. Students can learn the concepts through video tutorials at their own pace from home. The cost of the training is much lower than other options like online courses or training institutes. Sample videos are provided so potential students can view the style and quality of the video lessons.
As we move from experience and intuition based decision making to factual decision making, it is increasingly important to capture data and store it in a way that allows us to make smarter decisions. This is where Data warehouse/Business Intelligence comes into picture. There is a huge demand for There is a huge demand for Business Intelligence professionals and this course acts as a foundation which opens the door to a variety of opportunities in Business Intelligence space. Though there are many vendors providing BI tools, very few of them provide end-end BI suite and huge customer base. Microsoft stands as leader with its user-friendly and cost effective Business Intelligence suite helping customers to get a 360 degree view of their businesses.
The document provides an overview of SAP's Business Intelligence (BI) solution, including its key capabilities and components. It discusses how SAP BI integrates data warehousing, a BI platform, business intelligence tools, and pre-configured business content to deliver actionable insights. It also addresses how SAP BI and SAP NetWeaver help enable information integration, collaboration, and universal data access across the enterprise.
Imran Shaik has over 3 years of experience implementing SAP BW/BI projects. He has extensive experience extracting and transforming data from SAP R/3 into SAP BW using various tools. He also has experience designing reports in SAP BW using BEx Analyzer and Web Application Designer as well as Business Objects reporting tools. His skills include data modeling, ETL processing, query design, report development, and performance optimization in SAP BW.
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MAIA is a large Indian business intelligence product company with over 50,000 licensed users and 300 customers in India, the Middle East, and Africa. Some of its key products include 1KEY Agile BI Suite for reporting and analysis, 1KEY FCM for financial consolidation, and postXBRL for business reporting. MAIA has received several awards and recognition for its product innovation leadership in business intelligence. It offers solutions like 1KEY Cube for multi-dimensional analysis and 1KEY Touch Dashboard for rich interactive dashboards. MAIA's hybrid BI architecture provides an easy to deploy platform for online and offline reporting and analytics.
BPC Embedded model is based on Business Warehouse-Integrated Planning (BW-IP) in which it uses BW objects directly. This model is different from Standard model and includes data access to all community users.
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The document discusses analytics capabilities in Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Finance & Operations and Power BI. It provides an introduction to ready-made analytics in Dynamics 365 F&O and how to leverage the Power BI integration. It outlines how the Entity store and BYOD (bring your own database) can be used for advanced analytics and scenarios. It also discusses upcoming improvements in the fall release and beyond, including real-time updates to the Entity store and using Power BI dataflows to expose the Entity store data.
The document provides an introduction to Microsoft Business Intelligence (MSBI). It discusses how MSBI addresses the needs of users by integrating data across networks, providing summarized and historical data to help understand organizational health, and enabling 'what-if' analysis. It describes the MSBI architecture and how it uses SQL Server Integration Services, SQL Server Analysis Services, and SQL Server Reporting Services to move data between sources and destinations, perform online analytical processing to build cubes for analysis, and deliver reports, respectively. The document also compares MSBI to other BI tools and argues it provides the most reliable solution at the lowest total cost.
This document contains a summary of Manas Maiti's professional experience and qualifications. It includes his contact information, 3.11 years of experience implementing and supporting SAP BW/BI projects, expertise in areas like data modeling, extraction, scheduling, and reporting. Recent projects include support roles for SAP BI implementations at Mearks Industries and Medtonics Innovation, where responsibilities involved troubleshooting, monitoring loads, reconciliation, and enhancements. Currently he works as a SAP BW consultant for Rockwell Automation, with duties like resolving support issues, designing data sources and BW objects, and performance tuning.
Microsoft’s Power BI is a business and data analytics service that enables professionals to process, analyze, and visualize vast volumes of data. It helps extract insights, draw conclusions, and share results in the form of reports and dashboards across various departments. It provides an easy drag and drops feature with a range of interactive data visualizations to generate reports and dashboards.
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The document provides guidance on requirements gathering and implementation for an SAP BI project. It outlines key steps including establishing business sponsorship, defining scope, prototyping reports, testing, training users, and obtaining sign-off. Requirements gathering involves workshops to specify report needs in detail. Reports are then developed, tested, and prototyped for user feedback before final development and testing prior to go-live. The roles of business and technical teams are also defined.
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Principles of BW
GSAP R/3
All real time reports required in order to perform a business transaction
during the working day: EG, VA05 or MB51.
Operational Report, listing, or workflow related (integral part of GSAP
processes) (EG: Purchase orders created today, Deliveries due next
tuesday)
Business Warehouse:
Reports that contain data which is more than one day old to be viewed
after the close of a working day (some exceptions for MEC)
Typically:
Management reports which offer consolidated data (HSSE reporting)
Weekly, monthly, quarterly, half-yearly and annual statutory reports
(Financial statements)
Dynamic reports that require “slice and dice”
Analytical reports with formulae based on SAP data (YTD, prior year)
Cube = Characteristic (EG sales org, material number) Key Figures (time,
sales value, sales volume)
4. 4
Principles of BW
Environment Overview :
GSAP (P94) – OLTP (Online transaction processing) “facilitate and
manage transaction-oriented applications, typically for data entry and
transaction processing
GPMR (PC4) & GSAP BW(PB5) OLAP (online analytical processing)
“OLAP tools enable users to analyze multidimensional data interactively from
multiple perspectives. OLAP consists of three basic analytical operations:
consolidation (roll-up), drill-down, and slicing and dicing”
PB5 = “GSAP BW” – GSAP data loads solution
PC4 = “GPMR BW” – COB, non-sap and some SAP BW dataloads
BI4 reporting layer – Business Intelligence “presentational layer”– Graphical
Reporting Interface over both BW systems
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Demonstration ofBW
Logon & demo execution: portal links, VES, navigation options etc
GPMR web & backend, (HSSE MI – standard reports, Goal zero report, Goal
Zero Summary Report, show hierarchy navigation, bookmark, etc)
PB5 web & backend (web FF010 : Cost Center Reports, “reporting summary”
for Cchn = “Chm”
BI4 - demonstrate folders, GPMR, BW and combined data, demo HSSE
dashboard, save & share, bi mail etc
Suggest other ASD analysts test and obtain this access for support purposes
Discuss & Define Cube, Query, Characteristic, Delta loads, Hierachies,
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BWDocumentation links
Link to GSAP BW Reporting Specs:
http://sww.shell.com/downstream/one_programme/it/training/BW_library.html
Link to GSAP BW Role/Folders:
BW_reports_per_area_2014.docx
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BWSM9 Documentation
SM9 assets & escalation groups: document and discuss
ERP-SAP_GSAPOP_PB5 All Business Warehouse Functional
ERP-SAP_GSAPOP_PB5_ATS All Business Warehouse Technical Issues
ERP_GPMR_PC4 GPMR (not used)
ERP_GPMR_PC4_SEC GPMR Security
ERP_GPMR_PC4_ATS GPMR Technical Issues
ERP_GPMR_PC4_CREDITMI GPMR Credit Reporting Stream
ERP_GPMR_PC4_BPC GPMR Business Planning Continuity (FI Planning)
ERP_GPMR_PC4_FINANCE_CAPIN GPMR Capital Investment Reporting Stream
ERP_GPMR_PC4_FINANCE_OPEX GPMR Operational Expenditure Reporting Stream
ERP_GPMR_PC4_FINANCE_SFS GPMR Shell Financial Services Statutory FI Reporting stream
ERP_GPMR_PC4_FPS GPMR Fuel Pricing System Reporting Stream
ERP_GPMR_PC4_HSSE GPMR Health, Safety, Security and the Environment
ERP_GPMR_PC4_SALESPERFORMANCE GPMR Sales Performance Reporting Stream
ERP_GPMR_PC4_SUPPLYANDDISTRIBUTION GPMR Supply & Distribution Reporting Stream
ERP-SAP_GSAPOP_PH2 HANA (An in-memory [almost realtime] appliance that will
drive BW reporting information in the future, resulting in much
quicker BI reporting)
ERP-SAP_GSAPOP_PH2_ATS Technical issues on HANA
ERP-SAP_GSAPOP_SSBI Self Serve PB5 BW BI (A collection of BW tools aimed at
empowering users and reducing reliance on IT for
developing/enhancing/changing BW reports)
ERP_GPMR_PC4-_SSBI Self Serve PC4 GPMR BI (A collection of BW tools aimed at
empowering users and reducing reliance on IT for
developing/enhancing/changing BW reports)
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BI- Developments
What BI is?
• BI4 (Business Intelligence)is the relatively new suite of reporting tools from SAP. It is using the same Source data as Business
Warehouse.
What the Benefit is?
• More intuitive, more friendly user interface.
• It has functionalities not currently available in web template reports (e.g. graphs, pause refresh)
• It enables self-service BI model to be rolled out to power users who would be able to create new reports
• SAP directs all its future investment into BI4
• It will enable migration to enhanced technologies in the future e.g. Mobile MI, HANA (in-memory database)
BI4U Portal: https://eu001-sp.shell.com/sites/AAAAB1472/SitePages/BI4U.aspx
Training & Certification
Support Model
The new BI4 reports will be supported as per the Integrated Support Model.
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BI– SSBI
Why SSBI?
To enable DS to become more competitive and innovative by deriving more value from Information & Data
Enable Business to manage and deliver their own MI analysis and to gain greater insight and drive faster decision making
Empower Business Analysts to create and perform their own MI analysis in an innovative and agile way, providing timely
access to support day-to-day operations
MI analysis becomes a business-led function, supported by IT (where agreed)
Support requirements for US Fuels GSAP deployment
What SSBI is?
SSBI Stand for Self Service BI
Contain 3 different type of users which is Consume, Contribute and Create
All SSBI Contents will be store in a folder call “Adhoc Report Folder”
What is the Benefit of SSBI?
More Creativity
More Roles and Tools have been added.
Training/Certificate
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BI- BusinessIntelligent (The Benefit of getting certificates)
BI White Belt: First Level Entry to familiarize yourself with the BI standard report tools (e.g. filters,
Drill down and Save to favorite and etc.)
BI Green Belt: Basic knowledge in analyze BI report. (e.g. conditional formatting, adding charts,
sorting and ranking the report)
BI Brown Belt: This is the Certificate level that enables Self Service BI.(e.g. to create new report
from scratch in a single BI report , Sources can be merged to create report)
BI Red Belt: This level will help you to well understanding in Dashboard. (New way to present data
with intuitive navigation and world class visualization)
BI Black Belt: Top Level and Power user advance role. Enable you to create new source using Bex
Query and BW workspace. (e.g. Run over night and pick up information when come to office.)
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BI- Developments
HANA: pilot “big data” solution: facilitate real time reporting in BW! Eradicate use of SE16 etc.
In memory high speed reporting solution
Clear potential in areas where we have highest business demand/frustration: Easy
access to granular, near real time data Enabling analysis on the fly (not pre-defined) –
e.g. Audit Defense
May support lifting business process execution to the next level of efficiency &
effectiveness
Automating the “simple” analytics free up time to use the data for more sophisticated
analytics more geared towards discovering the unknown instead of monitoring the know
HANA could be a Game Changer for unlocking value from the ERP – the current PoC
has only scratched the surface of Analytics opportunities.
Tim Morrison confirmed that analysts are becoming more and more sensitive to how well
a company can handle Big Data.
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BW–SM9 Ticket Examples
Compile typical SM7 ticket examples: bookmarks, VES, filters etc
GSC34918612–Question regarding MEC dataload schedule (good source of FCR)
GSC34899706– Change required to SU3 parameter (user unaware of separate PB5 SU3
record)
GSC34552306 – Request for bookmarking – “how-to” request using regular bw functionality
(this is a good source of FCR for us)
GSC34628269 – Request for information regarding change to existing report : closed ticket
after contacting SU for information
GSC34637770 – GUI issues unable to logon – software patch/IEX issues (very common
request, additional BW GI patch)
GSC34628526 – BI authorisation question – user missing some functionality re. SSBI (how-to
regarding obtaining SSBI auths)
GSC34619327 – User missing BW reports folder, how-to request and what is required
GSC34638524 – BI enhancement request from MI expert - escalation required
GSC34490437 – Data load request – these are always straight escalation
GSC34590369 – Periodic GPMR batch job request - these are always straight escalation
Training & certificate
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BI White Belt: First Level Entry to familiarize yourself with the BI standard report tools (e.g. filters, Drill down and Save to favorite and etc.)
BI Green Belt: Basic knowledge in analyze BI report. (e.g. conditional formatting, adding charts, sorting and ranking the report)
BI Brown Belt: This is the Certificate level that enables Self Service BI.(e.g. to create new report from scratch in a single BI report , Sources can be merged to create report)
BI Red Belt: This level will help you to well understanding in Dashboard. (New way to present data with intuitive navigation and world class visualization)
BI Black Belt: Top Level and Power user advance role. Enable you to create new source using Bex Query and BW workspace. (e.g. Run over night and pick up information when come to office.)