1. Setting up BI Infrastructure "I think there is a world market for maybe five computers." Thomas Watson, president of IBM, 1943 "There is no reason anyone would want a computer in their home." Ken Olsen, founder of Digital Equipment Corporation, 1977

2. Setting up BI Infrastructure Paresh Motiwala 781 254 4096 pareshmotiwala@gmail.com @pareshmotiwala www.linkedincom/in/pareshmotiwala www.circlesofgrowth.com Other Topics: Network or Perish SQL Best Practices From DBA to PM in 60 mins Copy Data Management SSRS SSIS Why are DBAs afraid of tools? Digital Forensics Database Forensics Discrimination Time Management

3. Setting up BI Infrastructure

4. BI BI Curious Bi- Curious

5. Setting up BI Infrastructure BI RDBMSReportingETLSSASCollaborative Copy Data Management

6. BI Infrastructure - RDBMS RDBMS VendorCostScalable Fault tolerent RedundancyEase of use

7. BI Infrastructure – Data Warehouse Data Warehouse Single version of truth On demand data CleanTrusted App Neutral Single point of access

8. BI Infrastructure – Reporting 1 Reporting VendorCostScalable Fault Tolerant Ease of use Portable skills

9. MDM BI Infrastructure – Reporting 2 Reporting server Reporting server replica Dupe OLTP Data Warehouse SSAS SharePoint Formats Delivery

10. BI Infrastructure – ETL 1 ETL SourceTargetTools Fault Tolerant Cost Ease of use

11. BI Infrastructure – ETL 2 SSIS or SQL Server Dupe OLTP Data Warehouse Tools 1.SSMS 2.BIDS/SSDT 3.Export/Import 4.Excel 5.Access Any Other Source

12. BI Infrastructure - SSAS SSRS SSAS Server OLTP SSRS SSAS Server Data Warehouse

13. BI Infrastructure - *Nets Extranets Intranets PlatformCostScalable Fault Tolerant Ease of use Portable skills

14. BI Infrastructure - Collaborative Web Front End Provider SharePoint App Server RDBMS Web Front End Provider SharePoint App Server RDBMS

15. BI Infrastructure - Dashboards Data Warehouse Data Marts Handshake Technology Web Authoring Tools Web Browser Full Rendered Webpage * * Ajax Data Delivery and Authentication “A dashboard is a visual display of most important information needed to achieve one or more objectives, consolidated and arranged on a single screen so the information can be monitored at a glance.” Stephen Few President- Perceptual Edge

16. BI Infrastructure – At a glance MDM

17. BI Infrastructure – Redundancy Redundancy Define Needs HardwareSoftwareLocationTechnologyReassess

18. BI Infrastructure – Setting it up Garner Exec buy-in Define Measures LOFTFoundationAgile/Tools Constant Innovation Reassess

19. BI Infrastructure – Users Users InformInvolveCollaborateTrainEquipReassess

20. BI Infrastructure – Team Team BusinessApplicationsDatabaseProject Mgt Senior Management Reassess

21. BI Infrastructure – Security Security InformInvolveSecureTrainAuditReassess

22. BI Infrastructure – Copy Data Copy Data Definition Time Saving Secure Space Saving N/W Bandwidth Reassess

23. BI Infrastructure – Measuring Success

24. BI Infrastructure - Conclusion 1.RDBMS 2.Reporting 3.ETL 4.*nets 5.Collaborative 6.Redundancy 7.Users 8.Security 9.BI—Team 10.Copy Data 11.Solve Problems first

25. BI Infrastructure – Bibliography Howsen, C. (n.d.). Successful Business Intelligence, Unlock the Value of BI & Big Data. Kolb, J. (n.d.). Business intelligence in plain language: A practical guide to data mining and business analytics. Sharda, R., & Delen, D. (n.d.). Business Intelligence: A Managerial Perspective. White Paper- Technovision 2014, Digital Transformation by Capgemini Microsoft’s explanation of Hadoop http://bit.ly/1HylMT6http://bit.ly/1HylMT6 BI news from Microsoft http://bit.ly/1E0S19Bhttp://bit.ly/1E0S19B

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