ADY-1727: IBM Watson Analytics and Cognos Business Intelligence for Line of Business Smart Data Discovery

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ADY-1727: IBM Watson Analytics and Cognos Business Intelligence for Line of Business Smart Data Discovery Carm Janneteau, Product Manager, Watson Analytics Robert Hatfield, Development Manager, Watson Analytics Monday October 26 2015 2015 IBM Corporation

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Agenda Introduction to IBM Watson Analytics IBM Cognos BI and Watson Analytics Working Together Integration Available Today Overview of Connector Security Demo Looking Forward & Wrap Up Q&A 2

Introduction to IBM Watson Analytics

What is Watson Analytics? Self service analytics capability Predictive, cognitive and descriptive analytics Cloud based Smarts end-to-end Engaging and interactive by design Single Analytics Experience Fully Automated Intelligence Natural Language Dialogue Guided Analytic Discovery 4

Who is Watson Analytics geared for? Driving Principle: Breadth and depth of capabilities designed for a non technical user Provides insights to various levels of line of business users Business Users Business Analysts Data Scientists 5

Watson Analytics for smarter data discovery????? 100 s of new questions asked each day 10 s of insightful discoveries 1 change can improve everything Watson Analytics Business user led analytics Analytic platforms and database sources Advanced user and IT managed analytics 6

Do you have Watson Analytics? Sign up for a Free Version of Watson Analytics at: www.watsonanalytics.com 7

IBM Cognos BI and Watson Analytics Working Together

Integration Mission Statement Through co-existence provide a balanced IT Reporting & Governance solution side-by-side with a business user empowered organization Leverage ALL your analytic content and analytic capabilities between Cognos BI and Watson Analytics through seamless integration that facilitates the best decision making possible Cognos Business Intelligence Data, Models, Artifacts of Analysis BI directionally Consumable 9

What are the values that come together? Enterprise Class BI Tool Governance and Production Reporting Monitoring and Alerting Self Serve Ad Hoc Analysis Cognos Business Intelligence Self Serve Ad Hoc Analysis Predictive Exploration Cognitive Exploration Communication through Dashboards /Infographics Storytelling 10

What s Available Today

Available Today Connect and move data from any Cognos BI List Report to Watson Analytics to enable business end user analytics Enables access to Watson Analytics capabilities to data from IBM Business Intelligence Only data the end user has defined to have access to in moved (based on credentials) No need for an open firewall to Cognos BI 12

Overview of Connector Security

Connector Security The Watson Analytics Cognos BI connector does NOT expose your Cognos BI server to the Internet The Watson Analytics servers do not communicate directly with Cognos BI The user accesses Cognos BI with their browser. The connector simply shows a view of Cognos BI Watson Analytics Browser Cognos Business Intelligence watson.analytics.ibmcloud.com yourbiserver.domain.com 14

Connector Configuration Connector may require two actions from IT: If not already in use, configure SSL on gateway web server For Cognos BI versions 10.2, 10.2.1, and 10.2.2 Copy small HTML file to Cognos web content directory Documentation: https://watson.analytics.ibmcloud.com/docs/help/#wa_an_ove rview/wa-an-admin-dataconn-c10_admin.html 15

Demo

Looking Forward

IBM Watson Analytics and Cognos BI Integration Roadmap Phase 1, 2, 3 enables Cognos BI content in Watson Analytics Phase 4 enables Watson Analytics Content in Cognos BI Phase 5 enables Cognos BI bi-directional Content Access Cognos BI List Report Data for Initial Analytics Effective LOB access to Semantic Layer to leverage models Integrate seamless bi-directional artifact transition Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3 Phase 4 Future Available today Extend broader support to other report types for deeper analytics Enable IT Governance of Watson Analytics Content 18

Broader access to more formats and layouts for deeper analytics Gain access to more and different data perspectives and analysis by providing access to Load data from existing: Cognos BI Crosstab style reports Any Cognos BI Visualization Embed Cognos BI content into Watson Analytics Watson Analytics content in Cognos BI Move data for end user analysis

Effective business end user access to semantic layer using models Leverage Cognos BI for consistent view into the enterprise data/models Access through intent based modeling, type of question and have Watson Analytics determined what model and aspects to access Read data via data model Read for in place query (secure connection)

Phase 4 Enable IT Governance of Watson Analytics Content Enable movement of data and models from Watson Analytics to enable IT Data Governance and Production Reporting Business user creates ad hoc analysis and discovery from Watson Analytics Through time and collaboration this analysis is deemed to require IT Governance Syncing content between Cognos BI and Watson Analytics (scheduling updates) Move for IT Governance & Operational Reporting IBM Confidential

The End State: Enabling seamless movement All artifacts content stored in a common platform One platform layer seamlessly accessed Cognos BI and Watson Analytics capabilities access this common layer No movement of content needed Data, Models, Artifacts of Analysis BI directionally Consumable Cognos Business Intelligence

Wrap Up. IBM Watson Analytics & Who Its Geared for IBM Cognos BI and Watson Analytics Working Together Current Integration and End to End Demo Looking forward and Ultimate End State Go to WatsonAnalytics.com and try it out! Other Sessions Meet the Experts: Using Watson Analytics with Cognos BI 4116A The Automated and Guided Analytics of Watson Analytics Revealed - 1642A Introducing Project Titan: The Next Version of IBM Cognos Business Intelligence - 2626A 23

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Q&A

Thank You 2015 IBM Corporation

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