Reports on the Go SSRS 2016 Mobile Reporting Steve Wake, DW/BI Engineer III, National CineMedia (NCM)

Steve Wake DW/BI Engineer III, National CineMedia (NCM) Place your photo here Steve Wake DW/BI Engineer III, National CineMedia (NCM) Steve has experience in manufacturing, retail, charities, telecommunications and financial services organizations using the full Microsoft BI stack. Steve is also very involved in the SQL community, speaking at events across the country, blogging at wakebi.com, and is currently Chapter Leader of the Mile Hi Power BI User Group. /b5lurker @stevewake stevenmwake

Agenda SQL Mobile Reporting Demos SSRS 2016 Web Portal Mobile Reports Power BI Development Tools SSRS 2016 Mobile Reports or Power BI? Future

SQL Mobile Reporting Web Portal – New version of SSRS Report Manager. Complete rewrite using HTML 5 with custom branding support. Mobile Reports – DataZen reports using existing SSRS datasets KPIs – DataZen KPI object embedded on Web Portal using existing SSRS datasets. Power BI – Self-Service BI with Windows Desktop Development/Viewing Tool (Power BI Desktop) & SaaS PowerBI.com (.pbix). Not just reporting, full BI suite for accessing source data, ETL, modeling and reporting.

SQL Mobile Reporting Viewing Options Power BI Mobile Applications iOS (iPhone, iPad & Apple Watch) Android (phone & tablet) Windows 10 (phone & tablet) Browser

SQL Mobile Reporting Demos

SSRS 2016 Mobile Reports or Power BI? Already using SSRS and have catalog of SSRS Datasets Reports/data on your own servers Provided set of visuals is good enough IT supported development/deployment model Power BI Looking for cloud based solution (SSRS coming) Ability to “mash” multiple data sources Large number of visuals, plus custom and R support End-User BI Tool

Future Mobile Report Publisher Integration Power BI Desktop Visual Studio/SSDT Power BI in SSRS 2016 Integration Power BI Mobile Applications

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