Using Business Intelligence to Bring Your Data to Life
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Using Business Intelligence to Bring Your Data to Life
- 1. Using Business Intelligence to Bring Your Data to Life Bryan Guinn | President | Prism Technologies Group | @BryanJGuinn Brian Jones | Director of Special Projects | Bartlett Cocke General Contractors
- 3. 67%of businesses worldwide say BI is a top 10 priority1 Connect with customers 1. WW, Techaisle 2014 SMB Business Intelligence/Analytics Trends Study Find and capitalize on the best opportunities Give your teams out-of-the-box interactive visualizations and dashboards that make it easy to quickly identify and act on opportunities. Easily track, monitor, and prioritize opportunities 1 Use easy point-and-click tools to instantly convert data into charts or tables, enter information faster with auto-complete, and easily summarize, analyze, and present massive amounts of data. Process and analyze data in a few clicks 2 3
- 4. “…only business users close to the content can evaluate information in its business context” -- Gartner
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- 8. Why Bartlett Cocke decided to use BI software?
- 9. Features Improvements Pricing Which BI software is best for us?
- 11. Where we are...
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- Note to presenter: Use this slide to show how Microsoft solutions can help address a specific business need by highlighting a few key capabilities across products. Key products highlighted in this slide include: Power BI and Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online. For more information, you can: Click on the underlined text to jump to a slide in the appendix for more detailed information on that product and/or capability. (You will find a link back to this slide located at the bottom of the appendix slide.) Click on the “customer case study” link at the bottom of the slide to jump to a relevant customer story in the appendix. Speaker notes: Many businesses want to use data and business intelligence to help prioritize and focus on the most profitable opportunities. In a TechAisle study, 67% of business cited BI as a top 10 priority. Microsoft offers technology that makes it easy to visualize data and interpret its meaning—ultimately making it easier to make better informed decisions about where to focus next. For example, you can: Give your teams out-of-the-box interactive visualizations and dashboards that make it easy to quickly identify, monitor, and act on opportunities with Power BI and Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online. Use easy point-and-click tools in Power BI and Microsoft Excel to instantly convert data into charts or tables, enter information faster with auto-complete, and easily summarize, analyze, and present massive amounts of data.
- We continue to enrich the visualizations that are available in the service. Visualizations now include combo charts, fill maps, gauges, tree maps, and funnel charts.
- Power BI dashboards With updates to Power BI, customers can now see all their data through a single pane of glass. Live Power BI dashboards show visualizations and KPIs from data that reside both on-premises and in the cloud, providing a consolidated view across their business regardless of where their data lives. Simplifying how you interact with data, natural language query is built into the dashboard allowing users to type questions and receive answers from data in the form of interactive visualizations. You can then explore their data further by drilling through the dashboard into the underlying reports, discovering new insights that they can pin back to the dashboard to monitor performance going forward.
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