bi vision - architecture

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Business Intelligence

Brian BiglinSQL Server Product Manager - BI


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Topics

Microsoft BI Vision & Strategy 64-bit BI

Yukon BI


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What Customers Want

Make BI easier

Reduce

informationlatency

Personalizedelivery

Provide analysis

on demand

Deliver comprehensive,

cost effective solution


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Microsofts BI Vision

Integrated platform and applications

Secure and personalized, collaborative

Cost effective and comprehensive


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Key Microsoft BI Directions

Traditional

BI

BI for theEntire

Enterprise

BI for theExtendedEnterprise

BI forSmall and medium

businesses


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BI for the Entire Enterprise

Analysts

MiddleManagers

OperationsExecs


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BI For The Entire Enterprise

OperationalStrategic Tactical

Number of decisions

StrategicValue

Timeliness

Ease of Use

High-LevelView

Analysis

Data Access

Collaboration

24x7 BI

FormFactors

Big ETL


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BI Strategy

Extend BI Platform

Reporting

Connectivity

Scalability

Office - BI Client

Tighter Integrationbetween client andserver

Collaboration via

SharePoint

Deliver Ent. BI Apps

Full solutions

Business Focused

High attach to LOB

Best BI Economics

Lower complexity and

cost

Easier to dev/deploy

Larger set of users


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BI Market Segments (Gartner)

BI ApplicationsQuery and

Reporting

BI Platforms / EBIS / Data Mining

Data

WarehouseODS

Functionality

Infrastructure

Source : Gartner Research, November 2002

BI Tools SQL ServerOffice andSharePoint

BI Apps&

MBS

Office


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Microsoft BI Product Stack

Analysis ServicesOLAP & Data Mining

Data Transformation

Services

SQL ServerRelational Engine

Reporting Services

Management

Tools

DevToo

ls

VisualStud

io.Net

ExcelOWC

Map PointData Analyzer

SharePointPortal

Server

Windows Server

WindowsClient

Biz

#andMBSBI

Applications


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Office/SharePoint

Client Portal

DataTransformation

(ETL)

DW,ODS

Analytic Platform

Data Analysis(OLAP, DM)

OLTP

ERP

LOB

CRM

BI Development and Management Tools SQL Server Management Tools

.NET Framework (IIS, ASP, Net, CLR) and SQL Server(Relational, Multidimensional, XML)

Query and

Reporting

AnalyticalComponents

Microsoft BI Architecture

Devices

Analytical Applications(Green, Biz#, CS 3rdparty)


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What does 64-bit do for BI?

Ability to build large Data Warehouses Able to manage complex queries with large working set

data > 3GB

More memory to handle complex, multiple step queryplans

More memory for concurrently open database objects(users, locks, cursors, etc.)

Ability to build VERY large dimensional systems Multi million dimensions on a single server

Fundamentally changes the speed of analysis that canbe done on our platforms

Faster Cube processing and querying More memory for all aggregated data

Minimize the use of temp files to dramatically reduceprocessing time

More data in cache results in faster query results


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SQL Server Business Intelligence

Analysis ServicesOLAP & Data Mining

Data Transformation

Services

SQL ServerRelational Engine

Reporting Services Man

agementTools

DevelopmentTools


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Relational EngineDW

Partitioning Scalability and concurrency

Data management

RANGE and HASH Online index operations

Snapshot isolation level

Insert and load improvements T-SQL enhancements

Making i t easy to bu i ld and manage anEnterprise Data Warehouse


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Data Transformation Services

Major investment New ETL pipeline

Complex data routing

Scale and performance DW and BI Savvy

Rich transformations

Integrations with Analysis Services

Enhanced designer and control flow

Deliver ing En terpr ise ETL on

commod i ty hardware


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D Mi i


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Data Mining

Significant investment Important, new algorithms

Association rules, time series,

regression trees, sequence clustering,neural nets, Nave Bayes

Embedded, integrated, complete

Reach ing cr i t ical mass

BI D l t W kb h


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BI Development Workbench

A complete, integrated environment DTS, Relational, OLAP, Data Mining, Reports,

KPIs, code, web pages,

DW/BI Savvy, SSABI

Supports the entire life cycle

Prototyping, development, test, deployment,modification

Supports enterprise development Teams, source control, versioning, etc.

Lowering the second step andchanging the econom ics of B I

R ti S i


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Authoring Management Delivery

Reporting Services

Reporting Services is an open and extensible platform

supporting the authoring, management and delivery of rich,interactive reports to the entire enterprise.

Web services

U P fil


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User Profiles

Analysts

InformationConsumers

Information

Explorers

5-10% of users

15-25% of users

65-80% of users

SQL Server

Reporting Services

SQL Server

Analysis Services

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Scenarios

Enterprise Reporting In-house Sales, Finance, HR, Payroll

Embedded Reporting

Report processing included inapplications

B2B Reporting

Partner reporting via extranets, Internet Portal-hosted Reporting

Report collaboration, LOB integration


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Appendix

M k t Sh U d t


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Market Share Update

Microsoft moves intoclear lead

Oracle drops out of thetop five

MicroStrategy, Oracleand SAP all lose marketshare

SAP AG and MIS AGadded to the marketshares league table

CA dropped

http://www.olapreport.com/Market.htm
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Reporting Services- Top Level Messaging

Extends the BI Platform Microsoft plans to extend its SQL Server business intelligence

(BI) platform to include enterprise reporting capabilities, which willround out the components needed for an end-to-end businessintelligence solution.

Helps Partners and Developers Succeed Microsoft is developing technology that will provide a platform for

partners and developers to quickly develop, manage, and deployreporting service solutions that allow employees to receive theinformation they need for better decision making.

Comprehensive, Value-Added BI Platform SQL Server will provide the single-most comprehensive BI

platform on the market with integrated analytics, data mining,data warehousing and reporting functionality - helping enterprisesrealize the value of better decision making while lowering the

total cost of ownership.

R ti S i


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Reporting Services- Partner Messaging

Partner Adoption is Key to Success Microsoft believes that a key to the success of any technology platform is partner

adoption. We proved with Analysis Services that we could create a BI serverplatform that partners could leverage to successfully build analytical tools andapplications for a broader market.

Partners Broaden Offerings without Building the Platform Reporting Services provides a robust platform that partners can use to broaden

their offerings with additional reporting functionality or extend their existingapplications without having to invest in building the server infrastructure.

Partner Applications add value to the Platform Partners will continue to add value to customers by building on top of Microsoft

Reporting Services platform to deliver end user report design tools, ad hoc queryand analytical tools, vertical and horizontal applications, broader dataconnectivity, and extended report delivery channels.

Open, industry Standard Reporting Helps Customers Microsoft is also leading a group of partners to create a new, open industry

standard that will enable 3rd parties to provide end user report design for ourplatform. If widely adopted, this standard will allow customers to choose best ofbreed tools and applications rather than being locked into any one particularvendor.

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