Unlock Your Data Rich connectivity Robust data integration Enterprise-class manageability Deliver Relevant Information Intuitive design environment.

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Unlock Your Data Rich connectivity Robust data integration Enterprise-class manageability Deliver Relevant Information Intuitive design environment Scale for thousands of users Wide-spread delivery through Office Drive Actionable Insights Personalized data experience Predictive analysis Embedded insights

Analysis Challenges How Do You Deal With: Data stored in multiple data sources The cost of developing analytical solutions The costs of learning new tools Multiple Users, Multiple Tools Diverse analytical needs Inflexible architecture ‘Real-Time’ data access Deploy for today’s problem but scale over time Build fast but build to last Inconsistent data

Analysis Services 2008 R2 Design Scalable Solutions Productivity enhancing designers Scalable Infrastructure Superior Performance Extend Beyond OLAP Unified meta data model Central KPI manageability Predictive Analysis Deliver Pervasive Insight Optimized Office interoperability Rich partner extensibility Open, embeddable architecture

Innovative Cube Designer Best Practice Design Alerts Enhanced Dimension Design Enhanced Aggregation Design Dynamic Management Views Execution Plan Subspace Computations MOLAP Enabled Write-Back Enhanced Back-Up Scalability Scalable Shared Databases

Design Scalable Solutions Productivity Enhancing Designers Optimized design experience Best Practice Design Alerts Project Lifecycle support Scalable Infrastructure Heterogeneous data Integration Robust Scale-Out Configuration Advanced Resource Monitoring User-differentiated perspectives Superior Performance Market leading MOLAP Engine Near real-time data access Subspace computation optimization MOLAP enabled write-back

Extend Beyond OLAP Unified Metadata Model One consolidated business view Integrated relational & OLAP analysis Business information modeling Time- and financial intelligence Central KPI Manageability Server based KPI framework Centrally managed repository Pervasive end-user accessibility Predictive Analytics Complete data mining framework Embeddable viewers Predictive capabilities available to everyone through Microsoft Office

Predictive Analysis Bring Data Mining to the Masses through Microsoft Office Enable easy to use predictive analysis At every desktop For every information worker Through three powerful add- ins to Microsoft Office Predictive capabilities readily available for business users in Excel Data mining client for building data mining models in Excel Data mining templates for project visualization in Visio “What Microsoft has done is to make data mining available on the desktop to everyone” (David Norris, Associate Analyst, Bloor Research).

Deliver Pervasive Insight Optimized Office Interoperability Massive data analysis for everyone with PowerPivot for Excel 2010 Team Collaboration through PowerPivot for SharePoint 2010 Corporate performance management through PerformancePoint Services 2010 Rich Partner Ecosystem Extensibility Vertically specialized solutions Packaged applications API support from all major BI vendors Open, embeddable architecture Open API’s and XML/A based protocols Native web service functionality Close loop analysis

Office 2010 Integration Excel 2010 Great cross product investments optimizing Excel 2010 as analytical client for Analysis Services Enhancements around local cubes Significant performance and functionality investments Data Mining Add-Ins for predictive analysis PowerPivot for massive data analysis on the desktop PerformancePoint Services 2010 Great cross product investments for thin analytic client for Analysis Services Rich web capabilities for data exploration. Guided and contextual analysis through integrated dashboards Predictive analytics by integrating with SQL Server Data Mining

Analysis Services 2008 R2 in Action

Samsung Electronics - Supply Chain Management ‘Calculating expected ROI before promoting this project showed 1000% more benefits. And we can safely assume the payback period to be one year after the application to enterprise-wide business division has been completed.‘ - Jo, Dong-Geun, Deputy Manager, Samsung Electronics

Team BI Our Projects BI Solution created by power user for a small team. Managed on a server. Personal BI Organizational BI My Questions BI solution created by user for user-specific purpose. Exists as spreadsheet. Our Business BI Solution created by IT. Established corporate solutions are reusable, scalable, and backed up. SQL Server PowerPivot does not replace Analysis Services. The technologies complement each other to extend the reach of BI from organizational to team and personal spaces. The Business Intelligence Continuum

Dashboards Traditional Enterprise Analytics Scenario Ad-Hoc Analysis BIDS BI Developers: Business Intelligence Development Studio (BIDS) Dashboards (KPIs) Support ad-hoc analysis in Excel Benefits: Design scalable solutions Deliver a single version of the truth Extend beyond OLAP with unified data model and advanced data mining Deliver pervasive insight through an open architecture and Office interoperability

Managed Self-Service BI Scenario BI Users: Massive data analysis on the desktop Collaboration on user- generated BI solutions Access via Internet Explorer and PowerPivot for Excel Benefits: Familiarity of Excel features Fast calculations and analysis Virtually unlimited support of data sources Data Analysis Expressions Seamless SharePoint integration PowerPivot Management Dashboard for IT efficiency Microsoft SQL Server IBM DB2 Others (OLE DB/ODBC) Text Files Excel Files Microsoft SQL Azure Teradata Reporting Services Data Feeds Oracle

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