iPad and Mobile Business Intelligence
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The document contains a chart showing profit percentages by category, with music, movies, and audio books accounting for 31% of profits. It also includes information about SQLBits, a European SQL Server conference, with platinum and premium sponsors. Finally, it lists SQL Relay events taking place October 3-6 in various UK cities to promote the conference.
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iPad and Mobile Business Intelligence
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- 9. Mash Source Mobile iPad Up • Ordnance • PowerPivot • Tableau • 3G Survey • Wi-Fi • Census data
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- 13. Profit % by Category 1% 11% 1% 22% AUDIO CAMERAS & CAMCORDERS CELL PHONES COMPUTERS 7% GAMES & TOYS 31% HOME APPLIANCES MUSIC, MOVIES & AUDIO BOOKS TV & VIDEO 1% 26% 11/24/2011 14
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- 19. Europe’s Premier Community SQL Server Conference #SQLBITS
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- 24. SQL Relay events Monday 3rd October Manchester - Manchester SQL Server User Group Birmingham - SQL Midlands User Group Farnham - Surrey SQL Server User Group Ashford - Kent SQL Server and .NET User Group Tuesday 4th October Leeds - Leeds Area SQL Server User Group London - London SQL Server User Group Bristol - SQL Server Club Hatfield - SQL Herts User Group Maidenhead - Maidenhead SQL Server User Group Wednesday 5th October Edinburgh - Scottish Area SQL Server User Group Cardiff - Cardiff SQL Server User Group Exeter - SQL South West User Group Southampton - Southampton SQL Server User Group Cambridge - Cambridgeshire SQL Server User Group Basildon - Essex SQL Server User Group Thursday 6th October London - UK SQL Server User Group
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- 26. We hope you had a great conference day! If we don’t see you tomorrow, keep checking www.sqlbits.com for slide, videos and news of the next conference #SQLBITS
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- Sample data contains two decimal places, which unnecessarily adds in additional data.The original data shows Brighton, Cambridge and Oxford as having the highest percentage of Jedi.The link is here: http://www.statistics.gov.uk/census2001/profiles/rank/jedi.asp
- 3 out of 5 workers say they don’t need to be in the office to be productive (Cisco)The Perception of work is changingUsers using web-based email less (-6%) and mobile email more (+36%)So what is mobile BI? Speaking broadly, mobile BI provides end users with the capability to access data and make informed decisions on the go. Being away from laptops or offices should no longer restrict executives’ ability to access critical data, and they should not have to rely on months or weeks-old numbers embedded in emails or presentation reports.Mobile BI is about providing BI on any technology not restricted in use at any place and at any time. Platforms for this include smartphones, iPads and tablets. But mobile BI is not just about providing access to data irrespective of place and time. It’s a methodology: a design and strategy to make sure that critical data is available in a real-time and secured manner.Senior management: interested in real-time organizational key performance indicators; ability to access data anytime and anywhere; and make decisions on the go.Sales executives: interested in customer analytics; proactive sales alerts; real-time customer data; and sales performance reporting.Service executives: interested in real-time service alerts and customer data.
- Apple iPad downloads topped 15 billion http://www.apple.com/pr/library/2011/07/07Apples-App-Store-Downloads-Top-15-Billion.htmlSince April 2010, Apple have sold 30 million iPads, $9.5 billion revenueEasier for people to justify an iPad when they already own iPod or iPhoneOther vendors playing ‘catch up’ – Apple already crafting next generationWhy the iPad? It is easy to adopt, minimal training, and many employees have an iPad at home.Why are Apple so dominant? Planned for the future. Apple Retail stores are an ‘experience’ as well as a function. Compare the Apple shopping experience with looking at a device on a tether in CarPhone Warehouse or similar. The benefit of allowing people to interact with the device, with friendly Apple fanboys at their side, is very appealing.Rest of the tablet market generated $34 million revenue.iPod or iPhone – 220 million iOS devices worldwidePeople who are wary of downloading software will download Apple apps since the store is regarded as fairly ‘safe’ and outside the remit of normal downloads. This is largely due to Apple’s checking process.
- 3 out of 5 workers say they don’t need to be in the office to be productive (Cisco)The Perception of work is changingUsers using web-based email less (-6%) and mobile email more (+36%)Why are Apple so dominant? Planned for the future. Apple Retail stores are an ‘experience’ as well as a function. Compare the Apple shopping experience with looking at a device on a tether in CarPhone Warehouse or similar. The benefit of allowing people to interact with the device, with friendly Apple fanboys at their side, is very appealing.Rest of the tablet market generated $34 million revenue.iPod or iPhone – 220 million iOS devices worldwidePeople who are wary of downloading software will download Apple apps since the store is regarded as fairly ‘safe’ and outside the remit of normal downloads. This is largely due to Apple’s checking process.
- Work is a thing people do, not a place people go2011 – Primary mobile BI device is the iPad, then the Blackberry; previously, iPhone was dominant in 2010. 2011 – Market is rapidly changing with new platforms (Android), BI evolution in technical offerings, and a higher number of deployments
- Support for slicers Takes data from ATOM feedsTakes from OLEDB Source as standard/* Potential issue for desktop version since PowerPivot takes from OLEDB */Highly scaleable
- Microsoft SQL ServerMicrosoft SQL AzureMicrosoft SQL Server Parallel Data WarehouseMicrosoft AccessOracleTeradataSybaseInformixIBM DB2Microsoft Analysis ServicesMicrosoft Reporting ServicesData Feeds (WCF Data Services formerly ADO.Net Data Services)Excel workbookText file
- Tableau’s strengths:Visualisation, visualisation, visualisation! ease-of-use for business usersLeveraging the power of DAX to build complex calculationsIn itself, low reliance on IT
- How can we make this look better in Tableau (quite easily!)The sample visualisation is supposed to show off what PowerPivot can do; however, it fails because it breaks best practices in datavisualisation, which come naturally in Tableau.
- Moire illusion(yes, tables are a type of visualization).
- Moire illusion(yes, tables are a type of visualization).