1. New technologies for BI and Data Warehousing – they’re cool alright, but how do they fit together? Amit Bansal www.PeoplewareIndia.com

2. Past Present Future SQL Server 2005 SQL Server 2008 SSAS (UDM), SSIS, SSRS PPS EXCEL SHAREPOINT SQL Server 2008 R2 PowerPivot FastTrack & Parallel DW Report Builder 3.0 VertiPaq Engine ‘Denali’ VertiPaq Column Store Crescent BISM

3. Looking back END USER TOOLS & PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT APPS Excel PerformancePoint Server BI PLATFORM SQL Server Reporting Services SQL Server Analysis Services SQL Server DBMS SQL Server Integration Services SharePoint Server DELIVERY ReportsDashboardsExcelWorkbooksAnalyticViewsScorecardsPlans

4. Looking back – BI Timeline 2005 20072008 2006 SP1 SP2 MOSS Excel 2007 2010

5. Now & Future 20102011 and beyond… StreamInsight SSRS & Report Builder 3.0 PowerPivot VertiPaq For EXCEL For SHAREPOINT ‘DENALI’ VertiPaq PowerPivot SSAS ColumnStore Index PDW Crescent BISM

6. Fast Track & PDW - FAQ In this slide I will talk about what is FT & PDW technologies, MPP, etc, where to apply it, etc PDW

7. StreamInsight - FAQ In this slide I will talk about what is StreamInsight and why is it shipped with SQL Server? And what does it have to do with BI StreamInsight

8. Report Builder 3.0 - FAQ In this slide I will talk about Report Builder 3.0 enhancements SSRS & Report Builder 3.0

9. VertiPaq engine In this slide I will talk about VertiPaq engine that powers PowerPivot. In Denali, it will power SSAS & ColumnStore indexes VertiPaq

10. ColumnStore Index We will talk about ColumnStore Index – whatever is public as per Eric’s whitepaper ColumnStore Index

11. Project ‘Crescent’ We will talk about ‘Crescent’- whatever is public Crescent

12. BI Semantic Model We will talk about BISM - whatever is public BISM

13. Bringing it all together BI for Everyone BI for IW (Self Service) BI for IT Pro

14. Summary

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