1. DBI210

2. Cloud and BI Overview Integrating cloud within BI BI services in the cloud

5. REDUCED MANAGEMENT NEW ECONOMICS INCREASED OPPORTUNITIES

6. OData Mobile and Client Devices HTML 5 and Next- gen Web Rich Insight & Visualization Data Sync Common Tools “Denali” Appliance Microsoft Information Platform

7. Questions to Consider Data Size Scale out vs Scale up Data Sensitivity App Dependencies Latency Requirements SLA Requirements Regulation & Compliance

9. Demo

10. General Purpose Programing Languages Compute Storage Management CDN Windows Azure Platform

11. Single Logical Database Multiple Physical Replicas Replica 1 Replica 2 Replica 3 DB

13. Web Role Reporting

14. Demo

15. Information marketplace Simple distribution Easy discovery and sign up Data providers Data providers Developers IWs ISVs Developers IWs ISVs

16. Demo

17. 17 Connectivity to on-premises sources Connectivity to other cloud LOBs and odata SQL Azure Analysis Office 365 Reporting and Analysis

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24. “The Windows Azure platform is uniquely well-suited to a ticketing business. Now we can achieve better elastic scale by turning on and turning off capacity at will and only paying for what we use.” Chris Auld Director of Strategy and Innovation, Intergen

25. “Most cloud providers provide infrastructure as a service…Microsoft is truly unique in that they provide platform as a service ” Dominic O’Hanlan, Chief Strategy Officer, MYOB