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Business Intelligence (BI) PerformancePoint in SharePoint 2010 Sayed Ali – SharePoint Administrator

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Business Intelligence (BI)PerformancePoint in SharePoint 2010

Sayed Ali – SharePoint Administrator

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AgendaDefining Business Intelligence

Introducing

PerformancePoint Services

2010

Demo

BI Architecture

Multidimensional Database

Questions & Thank you

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Defining Business Intelligent

“A broad category of applications and technologies for gathering, storing, analyzing, sharing and providing access to data to help

enterprise users make better business decisions.”

– Gartner

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Defining Business Intelligent

It is the application of knowledge derived from

analyzing an organization’s data to effect a more positive

outcome

Or put simply…Continued

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Defining Business Intelligent

It transforms data into knowledge

Or put even more simply…Continued

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Why?

Defining Business Intelligent

• Variety of data systems, often in different formats

• Data systems may not: Be optimized for analytical queries Manage historical context Be available or accessible

• Employees may not have sufficient skills, tools, or permissions to query data systems

• Systems may not have universal definitions• Decision makers need:

Reliable, secure access to data to do their job effectively Tools to browse and analyze data and view reports Low time-to-impact; low latency query results

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BI ArchitectureSimple One

Finance

CRM

Web Apps

Multidimensional Database

Data SourcesUser Access

Data Warehouse

ETLIntegration Services

Analysis Services

Client Access

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BI ArchitectureData Warehouse

ETL

1. Extract data from the source systems2. Transform the data to convert it to a desired state3. Load the data into the data warehouse

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Multidimensional DatabaseRelational Database

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Multidimensional DatabaseMultidimensional DatabaseContinued

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Multidimensional DatabaseMultidimensional Database (Continued)• A user wants to know the Sales Volume figure when

CAR TYPE=SEDAN, COLOR=BLUE, and DEALERSHIP=GLEASON.

• This is a maximum of 30 position searches for the array versus a maximum of 1000 record searches for the table.

• 3300% improvement in performance!

Continued

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Multidimensional DatabaseADDING DIMENSIONSContinued

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Introducing PerformancePoint

Services 2010Introducing the PPS Elements

Analytics Monitoring

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SharePoint PPS Fundamentals

Introducing PerformancePoint

Services 2010

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Dashboard Designer

Introducing PerformancePoint

Services 2010

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Data Source & KPI

Introducing PerformancePoint

Services 2010

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Scorecard

Introducing PerformancePoint

Services 2010

• Depicts organizational performance by displaying a collection of KPIs together with performance targets for those KPIs

• Can be organized hierarchically using: Objectives and non-leaf KPIs Multi-level hierarchies

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Scorecard(Example)

Introducing PerformancePoint

Services 2010

Toolbar

Hierarchy

Metrics

KPI

Indicators

Variance

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Report Element

Introducing PerformancePoint

Services 2010

• Analytic Chart• Analytic Grid• Excel Services• KPI Details• ProClarity Analytics Server Page• Reporting Services• Strategy Map• Web Page

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Filter Element

Introducing PerformancePoint

Services 2010

• Custom Table• MDX Query• Member Selection• Named Set• Time Intelligence (TI)• Time Intelligence Connection Formula

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Dashboard Element

Introducing PerformancePoint

Services 2010

Dashboard pages consist of zonesZones can be configured:

Name Size Orientation

Horizontal, Vertical, StackedFilters, Scorecards, and Reports are added to

the zonesConnections and display conditions are

configured between the itemsEach page, when deployed, will produce a Web

Part page in SharePoint

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Dashboard Element(Connection)

Introducing PerformancePoint

Services 2010

• Filters send values• Scorecards receive and send values• Reports receive values• Different items have different values to send

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Demo

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Thank You