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Brian Biglin
SQL Server Product Manager - BI
Topics
Microsofts BI Vision
Integrated platform and applications Secure and personalized, collaborative Cost effective and comprehensive
Traditional BI
Analysts
Operations
Strategic Value
Number of decisions
BI Strategy
Extend BI Platform
Office - BI Client
Best BI Economics
Functionality
BI Tools
Infrastructure
ODS
Reporting Services
Management Tools
Analysis Services
OLAP & Data Mining
Windows Server
Microsoft BI Architecture
OLTP
Client Portal
Office/SharePoint
ERP
DW, ODS
LOB
Analytic Platform .NET Framework (IIS, ASP, Net, CLR) and SQL Server (Relational, Multidimensional, XML)
BI Development and Management Tools SQL Server Management Tools
Microsoft BI Roadmap
Phase I 1997-2002
Phase II 2003-2004
BI Platform
SQL Server 7.0 2000 SQL Server Rosetta Yukon SQL Server Acadia
BI Client
Office 2000/XP Share Point 1.0 Office 11 SPS 2.0 Office 12 SPS 3.0
BI Applications
SSABI Bal. Score Card
Able to manage complex queries with large working set data > 3GB More memory to handle complex, multiple step query plans More memory for concurrently open database objects (users, locks, cursors, etc.)
Multi million dimensions on a single server Fundamentally changes the speed of analysis that can be done on our platforms
More memory for all aggregated data Minimize the use of temp files to dramatically reduce processing time More data in cache results in faster query results
Relational Engine DW
Partitioning
Online index operations Snapshot isolation level Insert and load improvements T-SQL enhancements
Making it easy to build and manage an Enterprise Data Warehouse
Complex data routing Scale and performance Rich transformations Integrations with Analysis Services
DW and BI Savvy
Enhanced designer and control flow Delivering Enterprise ETL on commodity hardware
Analysis Services
Integrating relational and OLAP views Bringing the best of MOLAP to ROLAP KPIs, MDX scripts, translations, currency Native XML/A
Pro-active caching
Web services
Data Mining
Association rules, time series, regression trees, sequence clustering, neural nets, Nave Bayes
BI Development Workbench
DTS, Relational, OLAP, Data Mining, Reports, KPIs, code, web pages,
Prototyping, development, test, deployment, modification Teams, source control, versioning, etc.
Reporting Services
Reporting Services is an open and extensible platform supporting the authoring, management and delivery of rich, interactive reports to the entire enterprise.
Authoring
Management
Delivery
Web services
User Profiles
SQL Server Analysis Services Analysts
5-10% of users
15-25% of users
65-80% of users
Scenarios
Enterprise Reporting
In-house Sales, Finance, HR, Payroll Report processing included in applications Partner reporting via extranets, Internet Report collaboration, LOB integration
Embedded Reporting
B2B Reporting
Portal-hosted Reporting
Web UI
Data Sources (SQL, OLE DB, XML/A, ODBC, Oracle, Custom)
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Appendix
Microsoft moves into clear lead Oracle drops out of the top five MicroStrategy, Oracle and SAP all lose market share SAP AG and MIS AG added to the market shares league table CA dropped
http://www.olapreport.com/Market.htm
Reporting Services
- Top Level Messaging Extends the BI Platform
Microsoft plans to extend its SQL Server business intelligence (BI) platform to include enterprise reporting capabilities, which will round out the components needed for an end-to-end business intelligence solution.
Microsoft is developing technology that will provide a platform for partners and developers to quickly develop, manage, and deploy reporting service solutions that allow employees to receive the information they need for better decision making.
SQL Server will provide the single-most comprehensive BI platform on the market with integrated analytics, data mining, data warehousing and reporting functionality - helping enterprises realize the value of better decision making while lowering the total cost of ownership.
Reporting Services
- Partner Messaging
Microsoft believes that a key to the success of any technology platform is partner adoption. We proved with Analysis Services that we could create a BI server platform that partners could leverage to successfully build analytical tools and applications for a broader market.
Reporting Services provides a robust platform that partners can use to broaden their offerings with additional reporting functionality or extend their existing applications without having to invest in building the server infrastructure.
Partners will continue to add value to customers by building on top of Microsoft Reporting Services platform to deliver end user report design tools, ad hoc query and analytical tools, vertical and horizontal applications, broader data connectivity, and extended report delivery channels.
Microsoft is also leading a group of partners to create a new, open industry standard that will enable 3rd parties to provide end user report design for our platform. If widely adopted, this standard will allow customers to choose best of breed tools and applications rather than being locked into any one particular vendor.