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© 2010 All Rights Reserved. SAP UA Introduction to Business Intelligence SAP University Alliances Version 2.0 Authors Klaus Freyburger Peter Lehmann

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© 2010 All Rights Reserved. SAP UA

Introduction to Business Intelligence

SAP University Alliances

Version 2.0

Authors Klaus Freyburger

Peter Lehmann

SAP UA

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SAP BI Curriculum BI1-M1 Introduction to Business Intelligence

Agenda

What is Business Intelligence?

What is a „Data Warehouse“?

What are the benefits and challenges?

What does „multi-dimensional“ mean?

What is „OLAP“?

OLTP versus OLAP

Business Intelligence tool box

Agenda

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What is Business Intelligence?

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What is Intelligence?

Definition:

1.The ability to learn or understand or deal with new and trying situations

2.The ability to apply knowledge to manipulate one’s environment

Source: Merriam-Webster’s Online Dictionary

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Intelligence in Business

• What is the current status of the business?– What’s going well?– What needs improvement?

• What are the business’ strengths and weaknesses?

• Are there opportunities for innovation or competitive advantage?

• How do we improve our decision making?

Yesterday – Now - Tomorrow

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Main Objective of Business Intelligence

Support intelligence (e.g., knowledge of status)

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A Brief History of Information Systems

ERP Systems

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Information Systems in a Company!?

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Definition: „Business Intelligence“

„Business Intelligence“ covers strategies, processes and technologies in order to achieve knowledge about status, potentials and perspectives of a company out of heterogeneous and distributed data.

?

Definition Source: Institut für Business Intelligence (IBI), http://www.i-bi.de/home/index.html

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Business Intelligence Turns Data into Knowledge

Data

Information

Knowledge

Decision

Product AProduct BCustomer Smith

Customer Smithbuys product A

Product A & B havea 80% sales correlation

Offer product B to customer Smith

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Business Intelligence Stages

Source: Brobst, S. and J. Rarey, "Five Stages of Data Warehouse Decision Support Evolution", DSSResources.COM, 01/06/2003

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Agenda

What is Business Intelligence?

What is a „Data Warehouse“?

What are the benefits and challenges?

What does „multi-dimensional“ mean?

What is „OLAP“?

OLTP versus OLAP

Business Intelligence tool box

Agenda

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What is a Data Warehouse?

A data warehouse is the most commondata architecture for business intelligence.

A data warehouse is a specificcompany-wide data pool in order to support decision makers.- Top management- Mid and lower management- Planners, controllers, …- …

Data Warehouse

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Data Warehouse Characteristics

"A Data Warehouse is a subject-oriented, integrated, time-variant and nonvolatile collection of data in order to support management decisions,“ Bill Inmon (1996).

- Subject-oriented• The organization of data is guided by the view of decision makers on specific areas of

business.

- Integrated• The Data Warehouse contains data from different internal and external sources. Important

is the high quality of data, i.e., its correctness and consistency.

- Time-oriented• Data in a Data Warehouse has a time dimension, i.e. all data values and their changes in

time can be compared and analyzed along the time axis.

- Nonvolatile• As opposed to operational databases, data are stored persistently in a Data Warehouse.

Access is by reading the data; analysis does not change the data.

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Data Integration Process

Source systems- External data sources- Internal data sources

Multi-dimensional data- Information models- Aggregation

Extraction, trans-formation, loading

- Selection, extraction, - Modification, loading

Data warehouse- Data storage- Administration

Data analysis and analytical applications

- OLAP, MIS, cockpits, …- Planning, scorecard, …

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Business Intelligence Platforms – 2008

Source: Gartner 2008

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Business Intelligence Platforms – 2009

Source: Gartner 2009

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Business Intelligence Platforms – 2010

Source: Gartner 2010

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Agenda

What is Business Intelligence?

What is a „Data Warehouse“?

What are the benefits and challenges?

What does „multi-dimensional“ mean?

What is „OLAP“?

OLTP versus OLAP

Business Intelligence tool box

Agenda

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Benefit: Reduce Action Time

AddedValue

Time

OperationalTransaction

Data Available

Analysis ResultsAvailable

DecisionMade

Action ImplementedData

accesstime

Analysistime Decision

timeImplementation

time

Action time

Ad

ded

V

alu

e lo

ss

Source: Hackathorn, R.: Minimizing Action Distance (2003), http://www.tdan.com/view-articles/5132/

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Benefit: Reduce Action Time to Nearly Real Time

AddedValue

Time

OperationalTransaction

Data Available

Analysis ResultsAvailable

Decision Made

Action Implemented

Saved Time

Sav

ed

Val

ue

Action Implemented

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Other Benefits

Increased- Information quality by a „single version of the truth“

- Competitive ability

- Customer satisfaction

- Inter-company and inter-department collaboration

- Alignment with business strategy

Compliance with financial reporting regulations- Risk management

- Financial consolidation

- Corporate planning and forecasting

- SOX (US), BASEL II (European Community), etc.

- …

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Challenges (1)

Data Quality- Precise

- Subject-oriented

- Complete

- Accessable

- Flexibility

- Security and authorisation

- Time dependencies

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Challenges (2)

Business Terms – What do you mean?- „What is our revenue“?

- „95% of our trains arrive just in time!“

- “How many students will certainly finish?”

- …I have a

stock here that

could really excel !

This isMadness!

I can‘t take anymore

Good Bye

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Challenges (3)

Tools – easy to use?

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Challenges (4)

Others- No clear project scope

- No management project support

- No appropriated IT infrastructure

- Inadequate staff qualification

- Lack of end user acceptance

- …

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Agenda

What is Business Intelligence?

What is a „Data Warehouse“?

What are the benefits and challenges?

What does „multi-dimensional“ mean?

What is „OLAP“?

OLTP versus OLAP

Business Intelligence tool box

Agenda

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Multi-dimensional (1)

A key figure without a relationship to any object makes no sense!

1388486

A telephone number?

A material number?

Revenue in September 2007?

My boss‘ salary?

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Multi-dimensional (2)

San Francisco had 1,388,486 USD revenue in May 2007 by selling Mountain Bikes

Revenue in USD:1,388,486

Month: May

Sales Organisation:

San Francisco

Group: Mountain Bike

Year: 2007

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Multi-dimensional (3)

Key figure: Revenue

Object: Values- Month May

- Year 2007

- Sales Organisation San Francisco

- Material Group Mountain Bike

Multi-dimensional means a key figure always relates to one or more objects.

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Agenda

What is Business Intelligence?

What is a „Data Warehouse“?

What are the benefits and challenges?

What does „multi-dimensional“ mean?

What is „OLAP“?

OLTP versus OLAP

Business Intelligence tool box

Agenda

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OLAP

On-line Analytical Processing is a software technology which allows end-user driven, fast and interactive data analysis.

On-line Analytical Processing is a software technology which allows end-user driven, fast and interactive data analysis.

Revenue1,388,486 USD

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Excel PivotTable

„What is the revenue in each country in 2007?“

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Excel PivotTable (1)

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Excel Pivot Table (2)

„What is the revenue in each country per month?“

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Pivot Table (3)

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From Table View to a 3-Dimensional Cube

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Hierachies Allow Subcubes in a Cube

Product group products

Year quarter months

Country sales organisation

Example

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From Cube to Report: MS Excel

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From Cube to Report: SAP Business Explorer (1)

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From Cube to Report: SAP Business Explorer (2)

click

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From Cube to Report: SAP Business Explorer (3)

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Cube Navigation (1)

Slice

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Cube Navigation (2)

Rotation

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Cube Navigation (3)

Rotation, ExampleMaterial Group

and Country visible, Year

restricted to 2007

Material Group and Year visible,

all Countries aggregated

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Cube Navigation (4)

Dice

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Cube Navigation (5)

Drill-Down / Roll-Up

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Cube Navigation (Summary)

Rotation

Slice

Dice

Drilldown

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Is a Excel an OLAP Tool?

CFOs & controllers love it

Cheap

MS Office component

Easy to use

Nice graphics

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Is Excel an OLAP tool? What about…

Concurrent users?

Data volume?

Processing performance?

Aggregation behavior (fat client)?

Authorizations?

Metadata?

Many data sources?

Cell references?

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Requirement for OLAP Systems

Many concurrent users (1000+)

Sophisticated authorizations and security

Fast response time (< 5 sec)

High data volumes (>100+ GB or TB)

Multiple data sources

Easy to use (slice, dice, drill-down, roll-up)

Enhanced reporting functions

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Exercises

OLAP navigation using Excel PivotTables

OLAP navigation in SAP - Business Explorer Analyzer (Excel)- Business Explorer Web (Browser)

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BI Architecture

Source systems- External data sources- Internal data sources

Multi-dimensional data- Information models- Aggregation

Extraction, trans-formation, loading

- Selection, extraction, - Modification, loading

Data warehouse- Data storage- Administration

Data analysis and analytical applications

- OLAP, MIS, cockpits, …- Planning, scorecard, …

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Examples

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Agenda

What is Business Intelligence?

What is a „Data Warehouse“?

What are the benefits and challenges?

What does „multi-dimensional“ mean?

What is „OLAP“?

OLTP versus OLAP

Business Intelligence tool box

Agenda

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Information SystemsVe

rtic

al In

tegr

atio

n

CorporatePlanning

Accounting

Supplier Management,Production Planning,Cost Planning, …

Su

pp

lie

rA

cc

ou

nti

ng

Purchasing Stocks Sales Personnel

Wa

reh

ou

se

Ac

co

un

tin

g

Cu

sto

me

rIn

vo

ice

s

Em

plo

ye

eS

ala

ryAdministration II:Amount-OrientedProcessing

Administration I: Value-OrientedProcessing

Disposition andPlanning

Analysis and Controlling

StrategicEnterpriseManagement

Horizontal Integration

Source: Mertens, P., Meier, M.: Integrierte Informationsverarbeitung (2009), 1.

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OLTP versus OLAP

On-line Transactional

Processing

On-line Analytical

Processing

CorporatePlanning

Accounting

Supplier Management,Production Planning,Cost Planning, …

Su

pp

lie

rA

cc

ou

nti

ng

Purchasing Stocks Sales Personnel

Wa

reh

ou

se

Ac

co

un

tin

g

Cu

sto

me

rIn

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ice

s

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Administration II:Amount-OrientedProcessing

Administration I: Value-OrientedProcessing

Disposition andPlanning

Analysis and Controlling

StrategicEnterpriseManagement

Horizontal Integration

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OLTP Versus OLAP (1)

OLTP OLAP

- Optimized to get data in - Optimized to get data out

- For management and daily business

- For administration and daily decisions

- Processes a small amount of data per transaction

- Processes a large amount of data per transaction

- Business-critical availability - Less critical availability

- Data updates online - Data updates regularly

- Data overwritten - Data are time-dependent

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OLTP Versus OLAP (2)

It is very hard to get all-in-one!

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Agenda

What is Business Intelligence?

What is a „Data Warehouse“?

What are the benefits and challenges?

What does „multi-dimensional“ mean?

What is „OLAP“?

OLTP versus OLAP

Business Intelligence tool box

Agenda

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CorporatePlanning

Accounting

Supplier Management,Production Planning,Cost Planning, …

Su

pp

lie

rA

cc

ou

nti

ng

Purchasing Stocks Sales Personnel

Wa

reh

ou

se

Ac

co

un

tin

g

Cu

sto

me

rIn

vo

ice

s

Em

plo

ye

eS

ala

ryAdministration II:Amount-OrientedProcessing

Administration I: Value-OrientedProcessing

Disposition andPlanning

Analysis and Controlling

StrategicEnterpriseManagement

Horizontal Integration

Where Are the End Users?

Top Management

Middle Management

Lower Management

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What Do They Do?

Specialists (Authors)

Analysts

Consumers

10%

20%

70%

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Consumers

Get reports on a regular base

Look over huge amount of data

Occasionally stumble on something that provesto be useful

Sporadic usage of data

Sometimes find areas for further exploration

Heavy reliance on tools for displaying data

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Analysts

Regular access to data

Know what they are looking for

Requirements known before search for data starts

Find small flakes of gold regularly

Make use of tools for analysis and presentation

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Specialists (Authors)

Requirements are known

Irregular access to data

Look over massive amounts of data

Sometimes find huge nuggets of gold

Unpredictable pattern of access

Access detailed data regularly

Look at relationships of data

Make use of tools of discovery, analysis and presentation

Make results available to others (consumers,analysts)

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Business Intelligence Tool Box

Source: Eckerson, W. (May 2006). Business intelligence 2006 - only the beginning. What Works, 21.

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Summary

What is Business Intelligence?

What is a „Data Warehouse“?

What are the benefits and challenges?

What does „multi-dimensional“ mean?

What is „OLAP“?

OLTP versus OLAP

Business Intelligence tool box

Agenda