Self Service Visualization with Power View
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Self Service Visualization with Power View
- 1. Self-Service Visualization with Power View Free Training on the T’s February 14, 2013
- 2. My Contact Information Anthony Sammartino MCITP(BI), PMP® Vice President TekPartners Business Intelligence Solutions (954) 282-1798 asammartino@tekpartners.com Twitter: @SQLAnt Linkedin: http://www.linkedin.com/in/apsammartino Blog: www.sqlant.me Web: www.tekpartnersbi.com
- 3. About Me • Started working with SQL Server 7.0 in 1999 • 14 Data Warehouse / BI Projects in 13 Years • 11 Years SQL Server 2000, 2005, 2008(R2), 2012 • Live in South Florida with my wife and two daughters • Fan of Miami and Philadelphia Sports teams, all things technology • Solutions Architect, Project Manager, Technical Lead MCP(SQL Server), MCTS(BI), MCITP(BI), PMP®
- 4. Session Overview 1. Self-Service Visualization & Tools 2. Power View (Server - Desktop) 3. Data Sources (Current – Future) 4. Demo 5. New 2013 Features 6. Questions
- 5. Self-Service Visualization Points of Agreement: • Easily - Produce a graphical representation of large amounts of data and gain insight from it. • Easily - Drag and drop or point and click. • Easily - Filter, group, drill.
- 6. Self-Service Visualization Tools Some Tools That Enable This: • IBM Cognos Insight (Released in 2012) • Microstrategy Visual Insight (Released in 2012) • Microsoft Power View (Released in 2012) • Tableau (Usage grew 90+% in 2011) • QlikView, etc.
- 7. Power View (Server - Desktop) Released with SQL Server 2012 (in 2012 – Project Crescent) Requirements - Server SharePoint Server • SharePoint 2010 Enterprise Edition (SharePoint SP1 Recommended) • SharePoint 2013 Enterprise Edition (SQL 2012 SP1 Required) • SQL Server 2012 Reporting Services SharePoint Integrated Mode • SQL Server 2012 PowerPivot for Sharepoint • SQL Server 2012 Analysis Services Tabular • Silverlight 4 for SP 2010 - Silverlight 5 for SP 2013 Requirements - Desktop Excel 2013
- 8. Data for Power View Data Sources Supported Current • SQL Server Analysis Services Tabular Models • PowerPivot Models Published to SharePoint Future • SQL Server Analysis Services Multidimensional Models
- 9. Demo Time!
- 10. New Features of Power View Excel 2013 and SharePoint 2013: • Pie charts • Maps • Key performance indicators (KPIs) • Hierarchies • Drill up and drill down • Report styles, themes, and text resizing • Backgrounds and background images • Hyperlinks
- 11. Questions & Answers Thank you for your time today and hope you found this educational Anthony Sammartino MCITP(BI), PMP® Vice President TekPartners Business Intelligence Solutions (954) 282-1798 asammartino@tekpartners.com Twitter: @SQLAnt Linkedin: http://www.linkedin.com/in/apsammartino Blog: www.sqlant.me Web: www.tekpartnersbi.com