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Presented by:
Jose Chinchilla, MCP, MCTS, MCITP
BI Consultant & Data Architect, Pragmatic Works
Jose Chinchilla
MCITP: Database Administrator, SQL Server 2008
MCTS: SQL Server 2005 & 2008
MCTS: Business Intelligence SQL Server 2008
“DBA by accident, BI Developer by chance, Geek by Choice”
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Terms and Acronyms
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Business Intelligence & Data Warehouse
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Lifecycle for Decision Support Systems
The Need for Business Intelligence
ETL, Analysis, & Presentation Layers
Microsoft Toolset for BI & DW
The Business Intelligence Roadmap:
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How to start the Business Intelligence journey?
The Business Intelligence Maturity Stages
What is the natural path towards Business Intelligence success?
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10 rules of wisdom for Business Intelligence success
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Roadblocks & Challenges
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Q&A
Agenda
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BI:
ETL:
DW:
KPI:
Fact:
Measure:
Dimension:
Attribute:
OLTP:
OLAP:
Cube:
Business Intelligence
Extract, Transform & Load
Data Warehouse
Key Performance Indicator
A business measurement
A quantifiable business process
Breakdown measures according to an area of interest
Characteristics that makeup a dimension member
On-Line Transactional Processing
On-Line Analytical Processing
Data structure that groups measures, dimensions, KPIs,
data mining models, perspectives
Metadata:
Data about data
Granularity:
Level of detail or summarization of the data
SCD:
Slowly Changing Dimensions
Alternate Key: Unique key from data source
Surrogate Key:Unique key in the data warehouse
Terms and Acronyms
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“BI results when organizational culture, business processes
and technologies are designed and implemented with the
goal of improving the strategic and operational
decision-making capabilities of a wide range of internal and
external stakeholders.”
- International Data Corporation (IDC)
What is Business Intelligence?
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“BI results when organizational culture , business processes
and technologies are designed and implemented with the
goal of improving the strategic and operational
decision-making capabilities of a wide range of internal and
external stakeholders .”
- International Data Corporation (IDC)
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Culture, processes and technologies to
improve decision making for stakeholders.
What is Business Intelligence?
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What it is not…
What it is…
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Application
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Solution
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Tool
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Suite
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Department
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Interdepartmental Team
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Project
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Continuous process
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Report Base
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Knowledge Base
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Archive
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Actionable Information
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IT Service
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Business Asset
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Typical Business Intelligence Lifecycle
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The complaints:
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“We need information but all we have is data!”
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“Need to make data manageable and actionable in a timely manner”
Why Companies Need Business Intelligence by Jose Allan Tans
Need for Business Intelligence Grows by Diann Daniel (CIO Magazine)
“Information overload”
How will BI solve it?
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Surface performance & operational efficiencies and deficiencies
Reveal untapped opportunities
◦ Data Mining
◦ Forecasting & Trending
Democratization of the data
Decision Support System (DSS)
Dashboards & Balanced Scorecards
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
But wait there’s more,
if you call in the next 30 minutes…
The need for Business Intelligence
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…Reactive Manager
Proactive Manager…
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Answer questions
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Propose new questions
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Solve issues
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Identify future issues
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Trending
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Forecasting
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Make decisions
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Surface decision points
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Understand your customers
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Discover potential customers
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Report
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Gain insight
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A data warehouse is a central repository for all or significant
parts of the data that an enterprise's various business
systems collect.
- Bill Inmon
The Data Warehouse
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A data warehouse is a central repository for all or significant
parts of the datathat an enterprise's various business
systemscollect.
The Data Warehouse
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Central repository for all significant data
that an enterprise collects.
The Data Warehouse
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Small OLTP database
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Business Issue:
A customer’s order was seriously delayed.
Manager: Why?
Order Fulfillment: Supplier issue.
Simple Business Question:
Who was our product supplier?
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Small OLTP database
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Large OLTP database
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Ralph Kimball
Bill Inmon
Vs.
Star Schema
Snowflake Schema
Data Warehouse: Data Model
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Data Model: Star Schema
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Data Warehouse: Relationships
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Data Model: Snowflake Schema
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Fact Measure
• What the business does  Business Process
• Usually describes an action or event (verb)
Fact Tables: contain measure columns and dimension key columns
Measure: numerical values that can be aggregated, semi-aggregated, or
non-aggregatable
Dimension: group of attributes that describe a business process
Attribute: characteristics of a dimension member
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Fact Internet Sales
• Sales Amount
• Discount Amount
• Profit
• Profit Margin
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Dim Customer
• Name
• Gender
• Yearly Income
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Dim Product
• Color
• Size
Data Warehouse: Fact & Dimensions
DimCustomers
DimTime
DimProducts
FactOrders
FactOrdersKey
DimProductsKey
DimCustomersKey
DimTimeKey
Measure Quantity
Measure Price
Measure Discount
Business Process: Sales
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Dimension: Product
Measure: Units sold
Dimension: Time
Fact:
37 Lemons were sold during April in our Chicago stores.
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One or many
data sources
One or many
data marts
Data Warehouse: ETL
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One or many
uses
Presentation
•SQL Server Reporting Services
•SharePoint
•Performance Point
•Excel
Analysis
•SQL Server Analysis Services
•PowerPivot
E.T.L
•SQL Server Integration Services
•Excel
The Microsoft Toolset
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BI Solution Maturity Stages
* Information Management
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How
 Business Case / Justification
• Solve immediate need
• Add value
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Proof of Concept
• Small in scope
• Faster to deliver
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Executive Sponsorship
• Top to bottom approach
Where
 Business process
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Bonus criteria
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Long running static report(s)
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Biggest dynamic dataset
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Disparate analysis & reporting tools
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Data silos
How and where to start?
Right Presentation to Right Audience
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Rule #1:
The Business Intelligence solution
needs strong support from
executive management.
Keyword: Sponsor
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Who is your sponsor?
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Rule #2:
The Business Intelligence solution
must add value to the organization
and be trustworthy.
Keywords: Value Proposition,
Data Quality
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What is your Q.A. strategy?
Is the BI solution credible?
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Rule #3:
Always have a Business
Intelligence roadmap in clear view.
Keyword: Vision
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What drives the solution?
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Rule #4:
Define iterative success criteria.
Keywords: Agile
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Are you agile?
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What is your Success criteria?
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Rule #5:
Choose the right technology based
on the business and user needs.
Keywords: Content,
Skillset
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Technology adequate for the skillsets?
Skillsets adequate for the technology?
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Tool?
Tool Features?
Content!
What makes BI successful?
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Rule #6:
The BI solution needs to be
understandable & documented.
Keywords: Metadata,
Business Rules
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Can users understand the data?
Rule #7:
The BI solution needs to be
accessible.
Keywords: Self-service
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Bobby,
where’s my
report ?
!@$%&
Does the BI solution enable users to easily
interact with the data?
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Rule #8:
The BI solution must be able to
perform as adoption increases.
Keyword: Scalability
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Can the BI Solution be extended?
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Rule #9:
The BI solution must be able to
adapt to changing business needs.
Keywords: Governance,
Change Management,
Flexibility
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Can you expand the BI solution ?
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Rule #10:
Partner with experts in the field to
help you achieve your goals.
Keyword: Leverage
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Are you missing any part of the puzzle?
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Cheese Movement
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Remember…
1. Having Cheese makes you happy.
2. The more important your Cheese is to you, the more you want to
hold onto it.
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Online Reference
The Data Warehouse Institute
http://www.tdwi.org
Ralph Kimball Group
http://www.ralphkimball.com
International Data Corporation
http://www.idc.com
http://www.microsoft.com/bi
http://www.gartner.com
Topic: Business Intelligence
http://www.pragmaticworks.com
Resources
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Books
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ETL & SSIS
OLAP Cubes & SSAS
• Fact tables
• Measures
• Dimension Tables
• Attributes
• KPIs
• Data Mining
• MDX & DMX
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PowerPivot & DAX
SSRS
SharePoint
• Performance Point
Services
• Excel Services
More in depth presentations & topics
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