SharePoint 2010: Business Insights

Presented by:JD Wade, SharePoint Consultant, MCTS

Mail: jd.wade@hrizns.comBlog: http://wadingthrough.comLinkedIn: JD WadeTwitter: http://twitter.com/JDWade

Agenda• Where’s the Data?

• Presenting Data Using MS BI Tools

• Strategy for MS BI Tools Use

• Platform Architecture

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Gathering Data

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Gathering Data

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Excel and PowerPivot

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Excel •End User Analysis Tool of Choice

•End User BI Begins Here

•Viewing, manipulating, performing analysis on intelligence or for creating reports

•Used for:

• Analysis, filtering and presentation of locally stored data

• Interacting with analytic models from multiple sources

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Excel•What‘s New

• Multi-user editing

• Slicers

• New Development Support

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PowerPivot•Extension to Excel that adds support for large-scale data

•Codename was Gemini

•Used to:

• Explore and perform calculations on large data sets for ad-hoc reports and analysis

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Excel Services

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Excel Services•Server-side browser rendering of Excel spreadsheets

•Used for:

• Sharing Excel content across the organization while maintaining publishing control

• Generate a model to be broadly used(ex: mortgage calculator)

• Protect the intellectual property(formulas, etc.) contained within the spreadsheet S

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Excel Services•What’s New

• Support for more Excel functionality

• Interactive Pivot Tables

• Default Trusted Locations

• Delegate Service Application

• PowerShell

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Visio Services

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Visio Services•Server-side browser rendering of Visio diagrams

•Used to:

• Build a visual representation of your business structures that are bound to data

• Represent processes, systems, and resources

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PerformancePoint

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PerformancePoint•Performance management service with tools to monitor and analyze business data.

•IT easy-to-use tools for building dashboards, scorecards, and KPIs

•Used for:

• Creating dashboard, scorecards, and KPIs

• Providing drill-down analysis

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PerformancePoint•What’s New

• Decomposition Tree

• Improved scorecards

• Time Intelligence filtering improved

• Connectable web parts

• KPI Details report

• Enhanced analytic reports

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Reporting Services

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Reporting Services•Reports, Reports, Reports

•Can be published to SharePoint

•Used to:

• Deliver reports that publish at regular intervals and on-demand

• Deliver reports with well established requirements

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Reporting Services•What’s New (R2)

• Can install add-in before SharePoint 2010 & one step integration

• Local Mode Report Viewing

• SSRS is reporting engine for Access Services reporting

• Native support for Reporting on SharePoint Lists

• Performance improvements

• ULS Logging

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Microsoft’s 2010 Insights Strategy

Q & A

Presented by:JD Wade, SharePoint Consultant, MCTS

Mail: jd.wade@hrizns.comBlog: http://wadingthrough.comLinkedIn: JD WadeTwitter: http://twitter.com/JDWade