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DBI310. Enterprise Information Management (EIM): Bringing Together SSIS, DQS, and MDS. Matt Masson Senior Program Manager Microsoft Corporation. Matthew Roche Senior Program Manager Microsoft Corporation. My Business Intelligence Project. One version of the truth!.
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DBI310 Enterprise Information Management (EIM): Bringing Together SSIS, DQS, and MDS Matt Masson Senior Program Manager Microsoft Corporation Matthew Roche Senior Program Manager Microsoft Corporation
My Business Intelligence Project One version of the truth!
It Can’t be That Bad… Or Can It? Top Barrier for BI Source: Information Week Reports, 2011
And it’s Not Just About BI… Top 3 impediments Source: Information Week Reports, 2011
Curating Data with SQL Server 2012A full suite of tools for Enterprise Information Management (EIM) • Data Quality Services • Knowledge-based Data Cleansing & Matching • Standalone & SSIS Integrated • Master Data Services • Excel UI to Manage Data & Dimensions • Rapid, Easy Data Loading • Produce accurate, trustworthy data • Deliver credible, consistent data to the right users with end-to-end data integration, cleansing & data management • Use SQL Server for all EIMneeds CLEANSE MANAGE Integrate • Integration Services • Integrated Deployment & Management • Improved User Experience
Enterprise Information Management Creating a Consolidated Customer Sales Report
The Technologies Data Movement SSIS Spell Checking DQS Reference Tables MDS
Data Curation Process • Cleanse • Match • Manage • Integrate and Automate
DQS Summary • Statistical and knowledge-based data correction • Common term correction using Term Based Relations • Reference Data Service (RDS) cleansing through Data Marketplace • Common examples include: • Address cleansing • Phone number verification
MDS Summary • Quick and easy model creation in Excel – Democratizing master data management • Powerful MDM functionality, such as hierarchies, validation rules, and workflows • De-duplication and matching through integration with Data Quality Services
Summary and Closing • EIM helps address problems in many different contexts • BI is the obvious low hanging fruit • Operational systems are also plagued by data problems • The SQL platform is about Managed Democratization • One version of the truth • Empowered business users • Reduced IT involvement • It’s not an all or nothing solution • Parts can be rolled out and integrated separately
Related Content • Breakout Sessions • DBI322: Incremental ETL Using CDC for SQL and Oracle with SSIS 2012 • DBI329: Upgrading SSIS Packages to SQL Server 2012 • DBI207: BI Power Hour Hands-on Labs • DBI24-HOL: Exploring Microsoft SQL Server Integration Services Product Demo Stations Breakthrough Insights: Credible, Consistent Data Related Certification Exam Exam 70-463: Implementing a Data Warehouse with Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Find Me Later At… Breakthrough Insights: Credible, Consistent Data
Contact mattmasson.com BI Polar mmasson@microsoft.com maroche@microsoft.com @mattmasson @SQLAllFather Matt Masson Matthew Roche
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