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InfoAssist: Past, Present, and Future

InfoAssist: Past, Present, and Future. Brian Carter September 16, 2010. What we’ll cover…. Technology Overview Functional Overview Product walk-through. Introduced: June 2008 Release 7.6.7. http://www.eweek-digital.com/eweek/20090119/?pg=38. InfoAssist: One Tool for Business!.

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InfoAssist: Past, Present, and Future

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  1. InfoAssist: Past, Present, and Future Brian Carter September 16, 2010

  2. What we’ll cover… Technology Overview Functional Overview Product walk-through

  3. Introduced: June 2008 Release 7.6.7 http://www.eweek-digital.com/eweek/20090119/?pg=38

  4. InfoAssist: One Tool for Business! Web 2.0 meets BI

  5. What is Web 2.0? According to Tim O'Reilly: “Web 2.0 is the business revolution in the computer industry caused by the move to the Internet as a platform…”

  6. Benefits of a Web 2.0 architecture • Rich – robust and intuitive • Responsive – quickly updates • Look and feel similar to desktop • Zero footprint • Lower Total Cost of Ownership

  7. InfoAssist: One Tool for Business! Key to Success?

  8. Keys to user adoption • Familiar • Flexible • Easy • Power

  9. InfoAssist: One Tool for Business! Ad hoc reporting

  10. Ad hoc reporting defined Wikipedia: "ad hoc" reporting systems allow the users themselves to create specific, customized queries. Typically this would be via a user-friendly GUI-based system without the need for the in-depth knowledge of SQL, or databaseschema that a programmer would have.

  11. InfoAssist: One Tool for Business! Comparison

  12. Ad hoc Reporting with WebFOCUS • Guided ad hoc and InfoAssist • Application versus a tool • Applications can be rolled out to millions of users • Customer Facing, Scalable, No training required • Tools are better suited for “power users” • Much more flexible and powerful

  13. Comparison: InfoAssist to Dev Studio

  14. Comparison: InfoAssist to Dev Studio Developer Studio Developer: application based InfoAssist Business User: query based with getting started wizard

  15. Comparison: InfoAssist to Dev Studio • Developer Studio • Drag and drop report creation InfoAssist Office 2007 look and feel with WYSISWYG drag and drop

  16. Comparison: InfoAssist to Dev Studio InfoAssist: intelligent ribbon based options

  17. InfoAssist: One Tool for Business! FEATURES!

  18. Key Feature Highlights

  19. Flex Charts Flex Charts

  20. Active Dashboards Flex Active Dashboards Flex

  21. Active Dashboards HTML Active Dashboards HTML

  22. Coordinated Documents Coordinate Documents

  23. Recent Items Recent Queries

  24. Active Preview Charts Active Preview Charts Solid border indicates currently selected element Dashed border indicates the item you are currently hovering over

  25. Coming SoonWebFOCUS 7.7.02 & WebFOCUS 8 Features

  26. InfoMini InfoMini

  27. SlicersTab Filters Tab

  28. Active Dashboard Prompts Filters Tab

  29. Save and Publish Filters Tab

  30. A brand new look

  31. Cube Browser Cube Browser

  32. Create Files & Subqueries Hold Files Set the Destination to File To create a subquery click here

  33. Create Files & Subqueries Hold Files Fields from file Original request and subquery

  34. Advanced Charting Advanced Charting Capabilities

  35. Demonstration

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