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Business ObjectsShea Hindman
Version 2.9
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Topics
Who is Business Objects? What is business intelligence? What can business intelligence do for you? Why choose Business Objects?
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Who is Business Objects?
Market leader Technology leader Leader in partnerships Financially successful Worldwide
Dual HQ: Paris, France / San Jose, CA Listed on Nasdaq and Paris Bourse
The leader in business intelligence
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BusinessObjects
Competitors
Market Leader
#1 in End User Query and Reporting
A Recognized Leader in Business Intelligence
% market share
Source: IDC Information Access Tools/Survey, June 2001
Source: Gartner/November 2001
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Technology Leader
SemanticLayer
BI Repository
Integrated Pivot
Metadata Bridging
ApplicationTemplates
Query From Excel
Integrated OLAP
Integrated Web BI BI
Extranets
Set-Based Analysis Integrated
Mobile BI
Enterprise Analytic
Applications
1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001
A decade of constant innovation
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Leader in Partnerships
CRM Clarify, Remedy, Siebel, Vantive…
Database Software Vendors Hyperion, IBM/Informix, Microsoft, Oracle, Sybase…
Data Warehousing Acta, Ardent, IBM, Informatica, Microsoft…
ERP Baan, J.D. Edwards, Lawson, Oracle, PeopleSoft, SAP…
Portals IBM, iManage, Mediapps, Microsoft, SAP, Oracle, Plumtree…
Strategic Systems Integrators Accenture, Deloitte, Ernst & Young, KPMG, PwC…
Mobile Nokia, Openwave, AvantGo, Microsoft, IBM…
Hundreds of leading partners
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Financially Successful
19% Growth in 2001 over 2000
Consistently Profitable
19% Growth in 2001 over 2000
Consistently Profitable
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Blue Chip Customers Across All Industries
More than 14,000 customers – a selection…
bank
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First in Enterprise Business Intelligence
France Telecom 70,000
US Military Health 60,000
SBC Communications 22,000
French Education Min. 20,000
EDF 19,500
BP Oil 19,000
Telecom Italia 17,500
3M 17,000
PBSG (PepsiCo) 16,000
Ford 13,500
France Telecom 70,000
US Military Health 60,000
SBC Communications 22,000
French Education Min. 20,000
EDF 19,500
BP Oil 19,000
Telecom Italia 17,500
3M 17,000
PBSG (PepsiCo) 16,000
Ford 13,500
Sollac (Usinor/NewCo) 13,000
GE 12,000
PSA Peugeot Citroën 11,500
ABN AMRO 11,000
Inland Revenue (UK) 11,000
Schlumberger 10,500
Lucent Technologies 10,000
US DOD 10,000
Shell International 10,000
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Sollac (Usinor/NewCo) 13,000
GE 12,000
PSA Peugeot Citroën 11,500
ABN AMRO 11,000
Inland Revenue (UK) 11,000
Schlumberger 10,500
Lucent Technologies 10,000
US DOD 10,000
Shell International 10,000
…
More enterprise deployments than any other vendor
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Topics
Who is Business Objects? What is business intelligence? What can business intelligence do for you? Why choose Business Objects?
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The Problem in Decision Making
Vast, growing quantities of dispersed data
Growing number ofdecisions requiringthis data
But slower growth in expertise: The Fact Gap
Time
Business Intelligence“Fact Gap”
Source: Gartner
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Business-Intelligence Aptitude
Numbers of Critical Decisions
Available Information
The need to close the “Fact Gap”
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Inside or outside the enterprise Extranets for customers, partners, and suppliers
Share The means to “push” and “pull” information
Analyze Tools to explore the data
Access Simple access to multiple data sources
The Solution: Business Intelligence (BI)
BI provides the key to unlock the knowledge
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“Textbook reading for any manager attempting to bridge the worlds of technology and business”
Andrew Clyne, MasterCard
“Textbook reading for any manager attempting to bridge the worlds of technology and business”
Andrew Clyne, MasterCard
BI: We Wrote the Book
The definitive work on BI Explains the benefits of BI
to business audiences
By Business Objects CEO Real-world experience
CEO’s, company’s, customers’
Translation into 6 languages
Helping you turn information into knowledge into profit
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Topics
Who is Business Objects? What is business intelligence? What can business intelligence do for you? Why choose Business Objects?
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What Can Business Intelligence do for You?
Sales and marketing management Which products drive the most revenue?
Operations management Which buyers are slow payers?
Finance Which dept. has the highest travel costs per head?
Human resources What factors govern employee retention?
Manufacturing Which supplier’s products have most quality issues?
Enterprise
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BI Can Lead to Increased Efficiency
Global pharmaceutical firm Revenues of $9+ billion Data from Oracle, DB2, SAP R/3…
8000 users: In manufacturing, HR… Information on manufacturing,
research, and route to market Analysis of manufacturing data
shared company-wide Business benefit:
Efficiency: less time waste, higher product yield, improved processes
Eli Lilly – BI in manufacturing
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What Can Business Intelligence do for You?
Close the Loop With a BI Extranet
CustomerService Reps
DataAnalysts
Customers$$$$$$$$$$$$
Products/ServicesProducts/Services
Manage the supply chain (SCM) Suppliers gain insight into sales
distribution Buyers can optimize their purchases
Increase customer self-service Empower them to answer their own
questions Save costs
Replace manual and paper-based systems with a web-based one
Drive revenue from information sales Online, by subscription, report, line, etc.
Extranets
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BI Can Help You Win New Business
Medical distributor to hospitals Users: hospital groups
Review and consolidate product purchases
Helps them save money Users: medical manufacturers
Analyze the use of their products across the hospitals
Better promotion planning Business benefit:
>$120M new business in first year
View Sample Reports at:http://www.owens-minor.com
Owens & Minor – supply chain extranet
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BI Can Save You Money
Insurer to Fortune 500 companies Users: 3,000 risk managers
Access and analyze information about claims trends
Analysis leads to fewer claims Business benefits:
$$$ from reduced claims sharedbetween Zurich and customer
Reduced paper shipping costs Improved operational efficiency Constant access to information
View these reports and more at:http://www.zurichamerican.com
Zurich North America – customer service extranet
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What Can Business Intelligence do for You?
BI analytics are central to a CRM strategy Modeling: Who is buying, and why? Segmenting: For tracking and profiling Measuring: Performance of campaigns
BI used at all stages in that strategy Acquire: The best prospects through
profiling and targeting Build: The value of the relationship
with each customer Care: Personalized, self-service access
to data to lengthen the relationship
Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
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BI Can Help You Plan
UK cell phone network 9M users; 260M calls per week
Users: marketing & finance Fine customer segmentation Sales analysis by customer
type and geo-demographics Track and anticipate
customer churn Benefit: optimized profitability
New network growth and marketing campaigns highly targeted
Optimized use of marketing budget
One 2 One – customer segmentation
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BI Can Help Improve Customer Satisfaction
Ice cream manufacturer Users: quality assurance specialists
Provide quick answers to questions: answers on demand
Daily access to feedback information Over 12,500 consumer contacts/year
Benefits Identify trends and incorporate
changes in products Identify issues early
Ben & Jerry’s – customer feedback analysis
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Topics
Who is Business Objects? What is business intelligence? What can business intelligence do for you? Why choose Business Objects?
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Our Philosophy – Information Democracy
User autonomy Easy to use Self-service information access Access, analyze, and share information Help close the fact gap
IT control and management Strong security Scalable architecture Option to build and buy Extensible, integrated solution
Business Objects Helps You
Balance the Needs of End Users and IT
Balancing the needs of end users and IT
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Push or Pull Information – Any Device
Query, reporting, and analysis Interactivity with data From a range of devices Web, Windows, or mobile
Scheduling and distribution Report bursting Profile-based delivery Also to “passive” devices
Mobile Devices
Printers, Pagers, Faxes
WindowsWeb
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Harnessing Any Data Source
Single Product, Single Solution
OLAPServersOLAP
Servers
Hyperion EssbaseSAP BWSQL ServerAnalysis Services…
Hyperion EssbaseSAP BWSQL ServerAnalysis Services…
TextExcel…TextExcel…
Local Data
Local Data
HTMLXML…HTMLXML…
InternetInternetData MartsWarehousesData Marts
Warehouses
NormalizedODSStarSnowflake…
NormalizedODSStarSnowflake…
DatabasesDatabases
OracleIBMSQL ServerTeradataRed BrickODBC…
OracleIBMSQL ServerTeradataRed BrickODBC…
ERP,CRMERP,CRM
SES, Sales LogixSAPPeopleSoftOracle FinancialsSiebel…
SES, Sales LogixSAPPeopleSoftOracle FinancialsSiebel…
A single solution for all of your corporate information
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Extensible – Our “Build and Buy” Strategy
Buy Analytic applications
from Business Objects
Customize Our tools and applications
Build Your own applications
All based on one platform Everything integrated whether
you build, buy, or do both
Analytic ApplicationsAnalytic Applications
Application FrameworkApplication Framework
BI Platform and ToolsetBI Platform and Toolset
Security and MetadataSecurity and Metadata
Emphasis on extensibility: architected to be extensible
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Understand and optimize lifetime customer value
BusinessObjects Customer Analytics
Maximize customer value Measure customer value over
time Improve loyalty and retention Target new customers who will
provide lasting profits Increase customer profitability
Recency-frequency analysis Customer behavior tracking Product penetration monitoring
Improve customer retention Lost customer identification Defection signal monitoring Migration Analysis
Segment Joiners and Leavers
Segment Profiles
Example Analytics
Lost Customer Analysis
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Optimize sales force, revenue and pipeline performance
BusinessObjects Sales Analytics
Maximize sales performance Identify key revenue drivers Analyze sales force efficiency Pinpoint sales process trouble spots
Optimize sale force efficiency Sales person performance
monitoring Order size optimization Training needs identification
Improve sales forecasting Sales trends monitoring Sales pipeline tracking Lost deal analysis
Example Analytics
Revenue from static customers
Revenue from growth customers
Revenue from new customersRevenue from shrinking customers
Actual total
revenue
Revenue Contribution Analysis
Sales Force Effectiveness Analysis
Lost Deal Analysis
Revenue Gains and Losses Analysis
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BusinessObjects Supply Chain Intelligence
Analytic application with several modules Built on the Supply Chain Council’s Supply
Chain Operations Reference Model (SCOR) Plan, Source, Make, Deliver, Return
Each module maps to supply chain management processes
Source, Deliver today; Make, Return 2Q 2002
Source Analytics Improve inbound supply chain consolidation
and optimization Deliver Analytics
Improve outbound supply chain efficiency and effectiveness
Lets supply chain managers improve business performance
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So Why Choose Business Objects Products?
Easy Easy to learn and use Easy to deploy
Secure Control access to data and
functionality Advanced security for extranets
Scalable Enterprise deployments to
10s of 1,000s of users Distributed architecture
Extensible Architected to enable build and buy Integrated tools and apps
Designed to be easy, secure, scalable, and extensible
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“Tech Support has come through for us time and time again… We receive rapid responses and quality solutions from Business Objects”
Fairchild Semiconductor
“The Business Objects consultants were very knowledgeable and professional in their approach. They made a valuable contribution to our project”
Scottish Power
“The Trainer encouraged questions and helped people when in difficulty…very useful”
Cable & Wireless
An Award-Winning Service Organization
Support Tiered support options 24x7 service option Self-service knowledge base
Consulting Implementation and deployment
contracts
Education End users and IT courses Computer-based training tool
A range of services to support you
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Conclusion
Why business intelligence? Access, analyze, and share information for better decisions For the enterprise, extranets, CRM, and more…
Why Business Objects? Easy, secure, scalable, and extensible suite of products Excellent customer service A safe company to do business with
Business ObjectsThank you for your time