1. Business Intelligence for Project Server/Online
Marc Schöni
Technology Solution Professional BI
Microsoft Switzerland

2. SHARE Why BI and reporting? Analyze past projects
Keep track of on-going projects
Learn for the future
Motivate people

3. From looking backwards to looking forward
Descriptive
Diagnostic
Predictive
Prescriptive
What should happen
What will happen
Why did it happen
- Skills required +
What happened
- Business Impact +

4. PowerPivot Applications
Microsoft BI Platform
SharePoint
Scorecards
Excel
Workbooks
PowerPivot Applications
Search & Dashboards
Analysis
Services
Reporting
Integration
Master Data
Data Quality Services
LOB Apps
StreamInsight

5. Microsoft BI Tools for IT Professionals
Server & Tools Business
11/10/2018
Microsoft BI Tools for IT Professionals
Performance management dashboards and scorecards with SharePoint.
Dashboards
Accurate and trustworthy data with Master Data Services.
Master Data
Pixel perfect operational and embedded reporting with Reporting Services.
Reporting
Data cleansing and matching with Data Quality Services.
Data Quality
Talk Track:
Dashboards and Scorecards in SharePoint:
Create corporate dashboards and balanced scorecards across the organization to allow the business to track key performance indicators and drill into root cause.
The most widely used reporting tool with Reporting Services:
Create high fidelity, pixel perfect operational reports for the organization or for embedding into corporate applications. Also benefit from the ease of consolidated management through SharePoint Central Administration. You can now enable reporting capabilities to all Information Workers by using a single administration point just like any other SharePoint feature.
An industry leading OLAP engine with Analysis Services:
Analysis Service is the industry’s leading OLAP engine and provides a single semantic model for all your content needs – supporting dashboards, analytical applications and ad-hoc reporting. Analysis Services also bridges the gap between end user created BI content in Excel and IT managed corporate solutions – IT professionals can now import PowerPivot workbooks directly into Analysis Services so that they can be professionally managed and transformed into corporate grade solutions by IT.
Efficiently Manage Data with Master data services:
Master Data Services (MDS) continues to make it easier to manage master data structures (object mapping, reference data, and dimensions and hierarchies) used in data integration operations. Also, a new Master Data Services Add-in for Excel allows users to get involved in master data management, making updates to the master data and submitting the changes back to the administrator of the MDS database.
Clean corporate data with Data Quality Services:
A completely new service to SQL Server 2012, Data Quality Services (DQS) helps round out end to end data management for organizations. DQS provides knowledge-driven tools customers can use to allow data stewards to create and maintain a Data Quality Knowledge Base which helps improve data quality and ease data management.  Specifically, customers can gain confidence in data quality by using organizational knowledge to profile, cleanse, and match data.  Data Quality Services can be run as a standalone tool or integrated with Integration Services (SSIS).  Customers can also access the Windows Azure Marketplace as a source of 3rd party data to help validate and cleanse data in a data quality project.
Enterprise grade Data Integration with Integration Services:
SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) helps lower the barriers to getting started with data integration by enabling organizations of all sizes with capabilities that increase efficiency and improve productivity related to information management and ETL. (New features include usability enhancements, deployment and administration enhancements, new reports for troubleshooting package operations, comparing and merging packages, and easier access to samples and tutorials.)
Single semantic model and scalable analytics engine with Analysis Services.
Analysis
Integrated deployment and management with Integration Services.
Data Integration
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6. From data to insights Other LOB Standard reports
Project Managers
SharePoint
Standard reports
Data alerts & delivery
SQL Server
Reporting engine (SSRS)
SAP
Analytical engine & models (SSAS)
Executives & Managers
Integration Services (SSIS)
Search
Excel
Portfolio Managers
Project Online
Ad hoc
Self-service

7. Self-Service BI Path – Power BI
Data Sources
Data Preparation
Data Storage
Data Analysis
Data Access
Extract
Transform
Load
Filter
Cleanse
Schedule
Portals
Data Mining
Reports
- Tablix
- Drill
- Visualizations
OLTP Database
Data Mart
ERP Database
Graphs
- Charts
- Ad-hoc
- Dynamic
Project Server
Data Warehouse
OLAP
In-Memory Analytics
Dashboard
- Mash-up
- Collaborate
- Search
Self-Service BI Path – Power BI
Power View
PowerPivot
Power Query
Power Map
Traditional BI Path
DBMS
SSIS
DBMS
SSAS
SSRS

8. System Center Marketing
11/10/2018
Data historisation
Data modelling & visualization
Demo
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