ORYX GTLBusiness Intelligence

Platform Evolution2010 – 2015

Jordi Bartual Paris

http://jbartual.wordpress.com/

Agenda

1. 2011 – 2014 (20 min)

2. 2015… and beyond (10 min)

3. Q&A (15 min)

2010 – 2014 Architecture

Non-SAP: MES, LENEL, SharePoint, Documentum, BPM

SAP ECC 6

Non-SAP

Micro

soft

ETL(SSIS)

SQL Server&

OLAP Cubes(SSAS)

Excel 2010 (Desktop)

SharePoint 2010(Intranet)

Excel OnlineReports (SSRS)

Dashboards (PPS)

2010 – 2014 Architecture

And the Ugly…• Data accuracy

SAP ECC 6

Non-SAP

Micro

soft

ETL(SSIS)

SQL Server&

OLAP Cubes(SSAS)

Excel 2010 (Desktop)

SharePoint 2010(Intranet)

Excel OnlineReports (SSRS)

Dashboards (PPS)

The Bad

• Performance

• Missing pieces of the puzzle

The Good

• It works!

• Culture change

• Low TCO

Culture Change… An Example

Corporate Scorecard

Culture Change… An Example

Corporate Scorecard

Culture Change… Another Example

FT-Catalyst Dashboard

Dashboards and Reports

FT-Catalyst Dashboard

Platform Evolution

First and easiest decision: SAP Business Objects• Add SAP BW on top of ECC• SAP BO Lumira, Explorer, Xcelsius, etc.• Reports and Dashboards available in SAP Portal

Problems• It’s expensive• Too many products. Confusing!• Sloooooooow time-to-market

The Light!

COO request for Ras Laffan plant attendance report. Immediately!

1. Current population at any given time

2. Historical data for any employee

3. Overtime (Attendance vs. SAP plan)

The Light! – Architecture

Non-SAP: MES, LENEL, SharePoint, Documentum, BPM

SAP ECC 6

Employee Data

Ras Laffan Access Control

Readers (database)

Micro

soft

ETL(SSIS)

SQL Server

Excel 2013 Power Pivot

(Desktop In-Memory)

SharePoint 2010(Intranet)

Download Power Pivot Report

The Light! – The Report

Attendance Report (Ras Laffan)

The Light! – The Report

Attendance Report (Ras Laffan & Doha)

After the Light…

Stop and Analyse a new BI platform

Wish List:• Easy access to SAP ECC data to ensure data accuracy• Simple and cost effective licensing model• Good performance and easy to use reporting tool/s

… …anything else?

Mobile BI

Self-Service BI

Internet-of-ThingsCloud!

Remember? 2010 – 2014 Architecture

Non-SAP: MES, LENEL, SharePoint, Documentum, BPM

SAP ECC 6

Non-SAP

Micro

soft

ETL(SSIS)

SQL Server&

OLAP Cubes(SSAS)

Excel 2010 (Desktop)

SharePoint 2010(Intranet)

Excel OnlineReports (SSRS)

Dashboards (PPS)

2015… and beyond – Architecture

Non-SAP: MES, LENEL, SharePoint, Documentum, BPM

SAP ECC 6

Non-SAP

Micro

soft

ETL(SSIS)

SQL Server&

OLAP Cubes(SSAS)

Excel 2013 Power BI (Desktop)

Office 365Power BI(Cloud)

Theo

bald

Xtract

SAP BW

App BI(BYOD)

2015… and beyond – Hybrid IT

http://download.microsoft.com/download/D/2/0/D20E1C5F-72EA-4505-9F26-

FEF9550EFD44/Using%20Power%20BI%20in%20Hybrid%20IT.docx

Using Power BI in Hybrid IT

2015… and beyond – Architecture

Non-SAP: MES, LENEL, SharePoint, Documentum, BPM

SAP ECC 6

Non-SAP

Micro

soft

ETL(SSIS)

SQL Server&

OLAP Cubes(SSAS)

Excel 2013 Power BI (Desktop)

Office 365Power BI(Cloud)

Theo

bald

Xtract

SAP BW

App BI(BYOD)On Premises

Cloud (IaaS)

Cloud (SaaS)

Desktop (Windows 8 & 10)

App (iOS, Android & Windows

Phone)

?

2015… and beyond – First Steps

Employee Dependents Report (HR)• BPM and SAP mixed report• Weak business requirements• Agile development approach• Done in 8 hours

2015… and beyond – First Steps

Demo Employee Dependents Report (HR)

2015… and beyond – First Steps

PoC with Microsoft Qatar – Heat Index Mobile Report• Internet-of-Things• Cloud BI• App BI (BYOD)

Do your own PoC!

2015… and beyond – Looking Ahead

App BIAccess Dashboards, Reports and KPIs through an App in your favourite mobile device.

2015… and beyond – Looking Ahead

Web data analytics toolsPower BI for Office 365

2015… and beyond – Looking Ahead

Self-service BI- Power Map

Agenda

1. 2011 – 2014 (20 min)

2. 2015… and beyond (10 min)

3. Q&A (15 min)

One more thing…

Anything else to help me convince my managers?

Gartner Magic Quadrant for Business Intelligence 2014

EU Approves Microsoft Cloud

http://blogs.microsoft.com/blog/2014/04/10/privacy-authorities-across-europe-approve-

microsofts-cloud-commitments/

Posted April 10, 2014July 10, 2014 By Brad Smith - General Counsel and Executive

Vice President, Legal and Corporate Affairs, Microsoft

“The European Union’s data

protection authorities have found

that Microsoft’s enterprise cloud

contracts meet the high standards

of EU privacy law. This ensures

that our customers can use

Microsoft services to move data

freely through our cloud from

Europe to the rest of the world.”

“The EU’s 28 data protection authorities

acted through their “Article 29 Working

Party” to provide this approval via a joint

letter. Importantly, Microsoft is the first –

and so far the only – company to

receive this approval. This recognition

applies to Microsoft’s enterprise cloud

services – in particular, Microsoft Azure,

Office 365, Microsoft Dynamics CRM and

Windows Intune.”

Thank you

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