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BI Tools Asun Arman Rama Rizal Roji Yasin Commercial BI Tools Oracle BI Oracle BI 2 Information delivery enhancements new features and capabilities within Interactive Dashboards Answers Reporting and Publishing Delivers and Disconnected as well as enhanced support ID: 803787

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Slide1

Commercial vs Open SourceBI Tools

Asun – Arman – Rama – Rizal – Roji - Yasin

Slide2

Commercial BI Tools

Slide3

Oracle BI

Slide4

Oracle BI (2)

Information delivery enhancements

– new features and capabilities within Interactive Dashboards, Answers, Reporting and Publishing, Delivers, and Disconnected, as well as enhanced support for alternative channels

suh

as enterprise portals

BI Server enhancements

– improved new features to lower cost of ownership and improve the simplicity of administration

Oracle Fusion Middleware and Database integration

– integration with key Oracle infrastructure products to lower cost and complexity while extending BI capabilities

New data source integration

– integration with and optimization for new data sources, enabling even greater business insight from virtually any enterprise data source

Security enhancements

– enhancements for security, identity managements, and audit

Slide5

SAS BI

Web and desktop reporting

A

wide variety of targeted, fit-to-task interfaces for report building, viewing and distribution open the world of SAS intelligence to all types of users with varying needs and skills, speeding better decision making while relieving the burden on IT.

Portal and customizable dashboards

Business

users can access aggregated information via an easy-to-use, role-based Web portal. It includes point-and-click dashboard development, enabling users to create and customize their own dashboards in just minutes from virtually any data source.

Microsoft Office integration

Business

users have seamless access to SAS business intelligence and analytics from within their Microsoft Office applications, making it simple for them to access data, perform queries and analysis, and create reports. They can use familiar Microsoft Office functionality to distribute results to decision makers.

Slide6

SAS BI (2)

Query and analysis

Information

producers can easily access and query data on their own without having to learn new skills or make constant demands on IT for data and reports.

Interactive business visualization

Interactive

visualization capabilities enable information producers to dynamically explore data, investigate patterns and uncover hidden facts. An extensive suite of customizable graphic presentation options present information and insights to information consumers that are not easily detected in tabular formats.

OLAP storage and OLAP data exploration interface

A

powerful, multidimensional database is designed to handle large volumes of business intelligence data, and a specialized interface makes it easy to build and maintain OLAP data storage cubes. Business users can use their Web browsers to quickly and interactively look at summaries of large volumes of data from multiple angles.

Slide7

SAP BI

Advanced analytics

Dashboards and visualization

Information infrastructure

Query, reporting, and analysis

Search and exploration

Slide8

Advanced analytics

Relying

on sophisticated analytic engines that can access both numeric and text data, these tools interrogate complex historical data to look for trends, outliers, and patterns through a visual interface.

Slide9

Dashboards and visualization

Transform how you view your business by interacting with sophisticated visual representations of processes and performance. Perform what-if analysis with your dashboards to gain new insights – and make informed decisions.

Slide10

Query, reporting, and analysis

Let end users interact with business information and answer ad hoc questions themselves – without having to understand complex database languages and underlying structures

Slide11

Search and exploration

Simplicity of exploration and speed of search define these user-friendly search and navigation tools.

Slide12

Comparison between Commercial BI Tool

Oracle

SAS BI

SAP BI

Report

Tighter integration with Fusion Middleware Platform, Simplify administration and management, Address top supportability areas with architectural changes

A wide variety of targeted, fit-to-task interfaces for report building, viewing and distribution open the world

design and format interactive reports, and share them internally and externally. Securely deliver and explore your reports via

Ms.Office

Slide13

Comparison between Commercial BI Tool cont.

Oracle

SAS BI

SAP BI

D

ashboard

Good security with User Proxy Authentication

Portal and Customisable

interactive analytics and dashboards with secure

Slide14

Comparison between Commercial BI Tool cont.

Oracle

SAS BI

SAP BI

Query and analysis

Also service ad hoc queries

easily access and query data on their own without having to learn new skills

interact with business information and answer ad hoc questions

Slide15

Open Source BI Tools

Slide16

Jaspersoft

A

single, modular product architecture that supports shared services, plug-ins, and add-ons

Web-based

, thin-client, end-user interfaces that leverage modern interactive Web 2.0 technology such as Ajax and DHTML

Full

access to modifiable source code and customizable UIs

A

common platform for on-premise and on-demand use—fully

SaaS

enabled including built-in multi-tenancy

Slide17

Jaspersoft (2)

Open

web standards such as J2EE, open XML object definitions, HTTP, JSP, SOA web services, and CSS integration

Unicode

and multilingual support with full internationalization of the product functionality

Small

foot-print and 100% pure Java architecture

Powerful

security including single sign-on, row and column level data security, and user/role repository access security

Slide18

SpagoBI

SpagoBI

has got the following main modules:

SpagoBI

Server, the BI platform which includes all the analytical tools, the management of security and visibility rules, the administration tools

SpagoBI

Studio, the new integrated development environment

SpagoBI

Meta, the new environment focused on metadata

SpagoBI

SDK, the new integration layer to use

SpagoBI

from external tools

SpagoBI

Applications, to collect the vertical analytical models built using

SpagoBI

Slide19

Pentaho

The

Pentaho

Open BI Suite consists of a BI platform, end-user BI capabilities, and the

Pentaho

Design

Studio

:

The BI platform provides an execution framework and services that include logging, auditing, security, scheduling, ETL, web services, attribute repository and rules engines.

The end-user BI capabilities include reporting, analysis, workflow, dashboards, and data mining.

Slide20

Pentaho (2)

The

Pentaho

Design Studio is a set of design and administration tools that are integrated into the popular Eclipse environment. These tools allow business analysts or developers to create reports, dashboards, analysis models, business rules, and BI processes.

The BI platform and end-user BI capabilities form the

Pentaho

Server. BI solutions are as designed using the

Pentaho

Design Studio and deployed to the

Pentaho

Server. The

Pentaho

Server is the runtime engine, driven by the workflow engine, which coordinates the execution and communication between all the BI Components

.

Slide21

Comparison between Open Source BI

Factors

Jaspersoft

SpagoBI

Pentaho

Platform

Web-based, thin-client, end-user interfaces that leverage modern interactive Web 2.0 technology such as Ajax and DHTML

Web based

Web based

Slide22

Comparison between Open Source BI cont.

Factors

Jaspersoft

SpagoBI

Pentaho

Edition

Have paid one, integrated with jasper database server. Another one is

Jaspersoft

Community Projects,

Jaspersoft

Community Projects provide basic business intelligence functionality for open source developers who want to add standalone or integrated BI capabilities to their applications and operational processes

.

It's a free open source project: no enterprise or professional edition!

It’s a POSS project that try to bridge between pure open source and proprietary BI tools.

Slide23

Comparison between Open Source BI cont.

Factors

Jaspersoft

SpagoBI

Pentaho

Open source

Full access to modifiable source code and customizable UIs

SpagoBI

goes further than other open source projects, because it provides a unified view or, in other words, a higher level of abstraction, both for data access and for user interaction

A process-centric, solution-oriented platform with BI components that enable companies to develop complete solutions to BI problems.

Slide24

Comparison of BI Tools

Slide25

Comparison of BI Tools

Overall, the commercial BI tools have better security, and more interactive dashboard and reporting, faster search and exploration features. They can synchronise to Microsoft Office applications.

Actually, the open source BI tools have complete features too as the commercial ones, but the less flexible, because they will have difficult synchronisation with Microsoft Office applications. They have less security too.

Slide26

References

http:// www.oracle.com/Fappserver/Fbusiness-intelligence/docs/oracle-bi-ee-new-features-10gr3.

http://www.sas.com/technologies/bi/entbiserver/index.html#section=3

www.jaspersoft.com

Pentaho

Open Source Business Intelligence Platform Technical White Paper (2006)