Sharepoint Business Intelligence Presentation

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Justin Singer, Director of Platform Solutions

Rand Group

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Peeking through the Data Window

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Agenda

Welcome

TRG Services

Scenarios

Business Intelligence

Getting Value from BI

Demonstration

Q & A

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Services Offered

• SharePoint

• BI• Integratio

n

• CMS• Portals• User

Experience

• Sales• Marketing• Integration

• Construction• Manufacturing• HR• Reporting and Compliance

ERP CRM

IWWeb

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SCENARIOS

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“If HP knew what HP knows, we would be three times as profitable.”

Lew PlattFormer CEO of Hewlett-Packard

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Scenario 1: Oil & Gas Value

If somebody said “do you realize you are losing 50 million a year”, that would suddenly become the top of their radar screen.

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Scenario 2: Innovation

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Scenario 2: Innovation

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BI BACKGROUND

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What is BI?

The ability for an organization to take all its capabilities and convert them into knowledge.

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Data Usage

Organizations effectively utilize less than 5% of their available data. - Forester

If two companies use data with the same effectiveness but one handles 15% and the other 5% of available data, who wins?

- Leadership Council for Information Advantage

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For what?

Desire to optimize business operations

Desire to predict promising new business opps

Desire to identify risk

Need to stay in compliance with reg. requirements

- Information Week BI Trends, 2012

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So what? Top Applications

Advanced Analytics (Predictives / Stat. analysis)

Exception Management

Advanced data visualization capabilities

Embedded BI

This has stayed consistent from 2011 – 2012

- Information Week BI Trends, 2012

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Challenge 1: Information Overload

Volume of electronic records is “increasing rapidly” for 70% of organizations with none indicating a decrease in volume

›AIIM Report, 2009

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Challenge 2: Information Disbursed

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Challenge 3: Data Management

An asset team generating $100M of value a year derives $25M - $33M of value from data.

- Schlumberger + CDA. Value of Data Management 2010

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Challenge 3:Tools and Techniques

What tools do I use?

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Create Single Version of the Truth

Problem: Each renegade mart, which is typically a SQL or Microsoft Access database running on an analyst’s desktop, costs eBay about $500,000 a year and undermines the single version of truth.

Solution: Consolidate data warehouses and make it easy for users to access.

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Consolidate Information Presentation

- Have all the information needed to make a decision in one place

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Design Apps for Embedded Insights

Include analytics directly within the application

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SHAREPOINT 2010 DEMO

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In Summary…

Problem: Data is growing and getting harder to fully leverage

Opportunity: Find new opportunities, reduce error and trim costs by leveraging data

Solution: SharePoint 2010 provides a powerful foundation

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QUESTIONS?

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Thank You for your investment of time

Justin SingerDirector of Platform

SolutionsThe Rand Group

(832) [email protected]

www.randgrp.com