this is my project created by me at Genpact india, bangalore office in my internship period.

1. DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
(Govt. Engineering College, Bikaner)
PRACTICAL TRAINING SEMINAR
PRESENTATION
ON 45 days
internship period at “Genpact India, Bangalore” office
ON Project “GUI Report Studio”
for Marketing Infrastructure Team
By
Khagendra Kr Chapre
B.Tech 4th year(IT)

2. ABOUT GENPACT
 Genpact: A Global Leader in Business Process,
Technology Management & Business Analytics
Services
 Largest Business Process Outsourcing company in
India & Best in Europe & Asia-Pacific including
India & China.
 cover areas like finance and accounting, analytics
& research, financial risk management, supply
chain, procurement, enterprise application
services and IT Information Services
 Currently it employs over 58,500+ people in
various locations providing services in 25+
languages on a 24/7 basis.

3. INTRODUCTION TO MY PROJECT
 Project Purpose :
 To create a reporting tool for GE Money-Retail
Finance Marketing Analytics Team that can
link the backend data.
 Showcase it in a GUI friendly format along
with graphical view and data selection
capacity.
 It should also provide an ability to export the
data in Excel, PDF, PNG and other user
friendly formats.

4. ABOUT GE MONEY - RFM ANALYTICS TEAM
 About GE Money
 Financial services for Major retailers
 Credit card policies
 Work of this Analytics team
 Analysis of database matrixes of cc for GE Money
 Generation of daily, weekly, monthly and yearly
reports as per needs of client
 Major tool used for report generation & scheduling
– SAS® Business Intelligence (SAS BI)
 ETL Process

5. ABOUT SAS® AND ETL
 SAS originally Statistical Analysis System is an
integrated system of software products provided by
SAS Institute inc.
 In computing, extract, transform and load (ETL)
refers to a process in database usage and especially
in data warehousing that involves
 Extracting data from outside sources
 Transforming it to fit operational needs (which can
include quality levels)
 Loading it into the end target (database, more
specifically data warehouse or in a report).

6. SAS® BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE - ETL TOOLS

7. FUNCTIONALITIES IN REPORT STUDIO
 Extract information from clients database
matrixes
 Perform suitable operations on various
datasets of database
 Can create filter tables as per need of client &
can export them in PDF or excel document
 Can create pie chart, clustered bar and line
chart filtered by portfolios, product types &
monthly or weekly patterns & can export them
in PNG image format

8. DEFINITION OF DATABASE MATRIX
 Portfolio – Name of the Company for which the
Credit Card is issued to their customers
(Example – Walmart, ebay)
 Product types:
 PLCC – Private Label Credit Card, in this a
customer can only use the card in the same
company where it is issued
 DC – Dual Card, in this a customer can use the
card in any other company or store as well

9. DEFINITION OF DATABASE MATRIX
 Apps – Total # of applications received to apply for
a Credit Card
 Duplicate Apps – Total # of duplicate applications
received to apply for a Credit Card
 Fraud Apps – Total # of fraud applications received
to apply for a Credit Card
 Decline - Total # of applications that got declined
out of the total received applications
 ATP Decline - Total # of applications that got
declined due to the customer’s Ability to Pay
criteria, out of the total received applications

10. DEFINITION OF DATABASE MATRIX
 Accts – Total # of applications approved and
got converted into New Accounts, out of the
total received applications
 Avg# Line – Average Credit Limit of Credit Card
Accounts
 Approval Rate – [Total # of applications
approved (Total New Accounts) / Total # of
applications received] %

11. TECHNOLOGIES USED IN REPORT STUDIO
 Java core classes and libraries
 Java swing components
 JDBC-ODBC connection drivers
 Other 3rd party libraries:
 iText
 jFreeChart
 jCommen
 Jide-grids

12. INTRODUCTION TO JAVA SWING
 Swing is the primary Java GUI widget toolkit
 Introduce in 1997 with the name of JFC and
inherits the futures and classes of AWT.
 Used to create GUI widget such as window, text
box, frames, panels, scroll pane, button, file
choosers etc.
 Core package which used to create any
desktop and window applications
 Package – javax.swing.*

13. SCREEN SHOT OF DEFAULT VIEW OF REPORT STUDIO

14. JAVA TO DATABASE CONNECTIVITY
JDBC Connection flow
• Driver: sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver

15. USE OF JIDE-GRIDS LIBRARY
 This library is use to give a attractive look to
tables like auto merge similar rows & columns
 Final variables:
 AUTO_CELL_MERGE_ROWS
 Classes used:
 com.jidesoft.grid.CellSpanTable
 com.jidesoft.grid.CellStyle
 com.jidesoft.grid.SortableTable
 com.jidesoft.grid.TableStyleProvider

16. SCREEN SHOT OF TABLES DESIGNS USING JIDE LIBRARY

17. USE OF ITEXT LIBRARY
 This library is use to export jtables created in
studio in PDF format.
 Classes used:
 com.lowagie.text.Document;
 com.lowagie.text.PageSize;
 com.lowagie.text.pdf.PdfContentByte;
 com.lowagie.text.pdf.PdfTemplate;
 com.lowagie.text.pdf.PdfWriter;

18. SCREEN SHOT: STEP TO GENERATE PDF
DOCUMENT USING ITEXT LIBRARY

19. PDF created by iText Library

20. JFREECHART LIBRARY
 jFreeChart is also an open source java library like
iText, used to generate different charts like bar
chart, pie chart and line charts etc.
 Classes used:
 org.jfree.data.jdbc.JDBCCategoryDataset;
 org.jfree.data.jdbc.JDBCPieDataset;
 org.jfree.chart.*
 JFreeChart
 ChartFectory to create different charts

21. CLUSTERED BAR CHART OF PORTFOLIO WAL*MART &
PRODUCT TYPE DC: (ACCTS, APPS)/MONTHS

22. CLUSTERED LINE CHART OF PORTFOLIO WAL*MART &
PRODUCT TYPE DC: (ACCTS, APPS)/MONTHS

23. PIE CHART OF PORTFOLIO WAL*MART & PRODUCT
TYPE DC: ACCTS/WEEK

24. OTHER FUNCTIONS
 Can save tables of different portfolios in excel
.csv format using java.io package
 Can save each chart in PNG image format
using clases:
 org.jfree.chart.ChartRenderingInfo
 org.jfree.chart.entity.StandardEntityCollection;
 org.jfree.chart.ChartUtilities.saveChartAsPNG(file1,
chart, 750, 500, info);

25. THE END
THANK YOU