SharePoint 2011 as a Business Intelligence Platform for On-Premise and Cloud Data Adis Jugo, Managing Consultant, PlanB. GmbH
Agenda History of BI in SharePoint What is new with SharePoint 2010 How to do BI with SharePoint
History of BI with SharePoint Where it used to be: Display Reporting Services Reports in web parts Reporting Services in SharePoint-integrated mode Simple KPI lists (now called status lists) Excel Services: dynamic Excel Reports in a web browser
What is new with BI in SharePoint 2010 Now also directly integrated: New site template Business Intelligence Center PerformancePoint Services (PPS) 2010 is the next generation corporate performance-management application from Microsoft Now a SharePoint 2010 service application End-users can create KPIs and scorecards themselves Interactive reports and analysis in the web
Who does what? IT PPS: Install and configure PPS: Create and manage data sources Power-users and developers Create Excel Tables and PowerPivots Create reports Configure PPS elements / Publish dashboards End-Users Browse Excel Services and published PPS-dashboards in SharePoint and interact with them
Excel Services Excel is THE most used BI tool in the world Dozens of Excel Workbooks are circulating around the companies Publish whole or a part of the Excel Sheet to the SharePoint reuse your knowledge Communicate with Excel Services (API)
EXCEL SERVICES
PerformancePoint Services Now part of the SharePoint Server 2010 (Enterprise Edition) Connect to the different sources of data Dashboard Designer
New site type: BI Center PerformancePoint Services
What is what in PPS
We are organizing a conference Data Structure in the SQL Server: Speakers, Sessions, Visitors, Ratings Dashboard Designer: UseCase
PERFORMANCE POINT SERVICES
PerormancePoint API DLL Name Microsoft.PerformancePoint.Scorecards.Client.dll Microsoft.PerformancePoint.Scorecards.Common.dll Microsoft.PerformancePoint.Scorecards.DataSourceProvid ers.standard.dll Microsoft.PerformancePoint.ScorecardsScript.dll Microsoft.PerformancePoint.Scorecards.Server.dll Use from SDK Perspective Contains classes for working with PPS objects found in the PPS Content List type, reports, scorecards, filters, dashboards, and indicators Contains miscellaneous helper classes Contains classes for working with data sources Contains classes to help manage PPS Web Parts Contains classes for creating custom filters and reports Microsoft.PerformancePoint.Scorecards.ServerCommon.dll Microsoft.PerformancePoint.Scorecards.ServerRendering. dll Microsoft.PerformancePoint.Scorecards.Store.dll Contains proxies to interact with the PPS service application Contains classes for rendering controls on a dashboard page Contains helper classes for working with repository items Microsoft.PerformancePoint.Scorecards.WebControls.dll Contains classes for supporting connection interfaces and for rendering Web Parts
We are organizing a conference UseCase Data Structure in the Azure SQL Server: Speakers, Sessions, Visitors, Ratings Data Synchronized to the SharePoint through BCS Dashboard Designer: connect to the local data
Custom development Silverlight ECMA Script Beyond BI Center UseCase: Visualize visitors through the BING MAPS
Conference Data Azure SQL
Conference Data - BCS
Create Silverlight WebPart to visualize the visitors origin through the BING Maps
Conclusion Possibilities for business users are enormous if they have the SharePoint Enterprise CAL Self Service in SharePoint, now available for Performance Management See PowerPivot for Excel 2010 By all means a useful reporting portal!
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