1. Kevin Bucher Director – Business Intelligence
Power View 101
Kevin Bucher
Director – Business Intelligence

2. Agenda
Evolution of BI
Power View Intro
Power View Features
Demo

3. The Biggest Advances BI 2012+
Appliances
Predictive Analytics
MapReduce
“Big Data”
Hadoop
Self Service BI
Mobile BI
Text Analytics
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4. Challenges
Too much time looking for data
Pre-canned reports don’t satisfy the need

5. ? Evolution of BI Traditional BI Self-Service BI End Users Provision
Analysis
Reports
Dashboards and Scorecards
Provision
Analysis
Cubes
Data Warehouse
Data
Staging
Spreadsheets
Specialized Tools
ETL/Data Quality ?
Existing Data
LOB Applications
Files
Data Marts
IT Pro
IT has been busy keeping up with the growing demand for BI…
Is it possible to balance control with agility?
Harvesting existing data, cleaning it, and staging it …
To provision reports, dashboards, and scorecards to meet end user demand.
But business is outpacing IT, and end users are demanding agility…
Rapidly breaking down the barriers of control with self-service BI!

6. Dashboards and Scorecards
Evolution of BI
Traditional BI
Self-Service BI
Spreadsheets
Specialized Tools
IT Pro
End Users
Existing Data
LOB Applications
Files
Data Marts
ETL/Data Quality
Analysis
Reports
Dashboards and Scorecards
Provision
Cubes
Data Warehouse
Data
Staging

7. Complete and Integrated…
SharePoint
Collaboration
Excel
Workbooks
PowerPivot Applications
Dashboards and Scorecards
Most broadly adopted productivity and collaboration tools
Analysis
Services
Reporting
Integration
Master Data
Most widely deployed EIM and BI platform
Odata
Feeds
LOB Apps

8. What is Power View?
Power View is an interactive data exploration and visual presentation experience.

9. Embedded Operational Business
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IT Pros
Power Users
Developers
End Users
Sophisticated Design Environment
Productive Authoring
Visual data representation
Re-use of insights
Report Viewer Controls
Highly Interactive
Flexible layout
Rich Design Capabilities
Rich Presentation
Report Designer
Report Builder
Power View
Embedded Operational Business
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10. Power View Highly Visual Design Experience
Interactive, web-based authoring and sharing of information
Familiar Microsoft Office design patterns
Powerful data layout with banding, callout and small multiples visualizations
Rich metadata-driven interactivity
Fully integrated with PowerPivot
Drive greater insight through smart and powerful querying
Zero configuration highlighting and filtering
Animated trending and comparisons
Presentation-ready at all times
Interactive Presentation turns pervasive information into persuasive information
Deliver and collaborate through SharePoint
Full screen presentation mode for interactive boardroom session

11. Power View Features Canvas, ribbon, application infrastructure
Textboxes with rich text formatting
Field list for model navigation and data region structure
Table including subtotals, totals, blocking
Matrix including subtotals, grand totals, blocking
Common chart types, chart titles, legend, axes, configure chart, chart series
Motion charts
Tab Strip and Coverflow Tiles for data navigation

12. Power View Features Small multiples layout
Interactivity: highlight, cross filter, play axis, popup, transition animations, bubble trails…
Presentation mode with interactivity
Report level filtering with slicers and filter pane
Filter pane supports lists, measure slider, calendar, and advanced mode
Data region conversions
SharePoint integration (launch from doc lib, manage, preview, PowerPivot gallery)

13. Power View Features Sorting Charts
Multiple measure support
More than 20 series allowed
Color (series) support in scatter charts
Number formatting on tables and matrix
Slicers cross filter
Filters
Measure Filters
Filter Restatement
Data Region Filters
Search

14. Power View Features Drag and Drop to Canvas Non measures as measures
Multiple pages
Print
Fundamentals (perf, accessibility, supportability, etc.)
Database image support
DirectQuery support
Graceful recovery from model changes
Show items with no data
Power Point Export with full interactivity

15. demo