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Fall 2016 business intelligence

Fall 2016 business intelligence. Dr. P. Dileepan. What is Business Intelligence ?. Objectives Course objective 1 Course objective 2 Course objective 3 Results Expected results Skills developed Skill 1 Skill 2. Why do organizations need business intelligence?. Objectives

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Fall 2016 business intelligence

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  1. Fall 2016business intelligence Dr. P. Dileepan

  2. What is Business Intelligence? • Objectives • Course objective 1 • Course objective 2 • Course objective 3 • Results • Expected results • Skills developed • Skill 1 • Skill 2

  3. Why do organizations need business intelligence? • Objectives • Course objective 1 • Course objective 2 • Course objective 3 • Results • Expected results • Skills developed • Skill 1 • Skill 2

  4. What are typical reporting applications? • Objectives • Course objective 1 • Course objective 2 • Course objective 3 • Results • Expected results • Skills developed • Skill 1 • Skill 2

  5. What are typical data-mining applications? • Objectives • Course objective 1 • Course objective 2 • Course objective 3 • Results • Expected results • Skills developed • Skill 1 • Skill 2

  6. Objectives • Microsoft BI • Load data from various sources • Cleaning and loading data using Power Query • Understanding PowerPivot Data Model • Using DAX and preparing business reports • Preparing visualizations using Power View • Tableau • Loading and connecting data • Preparing visualizations and dashboards • Preparing storyboards

  7. Brief History of BI • 1960s • Production Scheduling applications • Production Planning (MRP) • Mini-computers and Management Information System • 1970s • Management Decision Systems • Decision Support Systems • Product, promotion, pricing and advertising decisions • Preparing visualizations using Power View • 1980s • Personal, Group and Organizational DSS • Model, Data, Communication and Document driven DSS • 1990s • Web based DSS

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