• Intelligent analytics that deliver immediate value
• Reusable dashboard packages and reports
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Key Points: There are a lot of data visualization tools out there, which can create training and management concerns. Only Microsoft provides the most familiar, and powerful visualization and decision support tools. Talk Track: This is the big payoff moment: when you have well managed and curated data people are capable of mixing, matching, visualizing, refining, and ultimately, making the best decisions possible. All of our hard work surfaces here. My head spins at the sheer volume of data visualization solutions out in the market. Everyone is claiming that they have the latest, best, most advanced data visualization and decision support tools. The problem is that it represents another thing for people to learn—and for you to manage. If the data is not prepared and ready to consume , those shiny tools will not work as advertised. Microsoft’s secret weapon, well not that secret, is Excel. Over 1 billion people use Excel to make decisions. Over the past years, we have worked hard to build advanced visualization and in-memory capabilities for Excel so that it is the one familiar place everyone can go to visualize and decide. With Power BI, we’ve overlaid powerful visualization and business intelligence capabilities. With Q&A, we have the ability to ask simple questions against the prepared data models to return rich charts and graphs. You are not required to retrain people. They are immediately up to speed in Excel and excited about the new ways in which they can interact with data. Since Excel works with Office 365 and SharePoint, you can easily share and appropriately scale ideas—anywhere, on any device. Imagine all of the ad hoc moments where someone can quickly search, find what they are looking for, and present those insights to a customer or peer? Most users are not doing BI all day long and are using Microsoft technology to support 90 percent of their daily tasks. With Microsoft, BI is connected to everything you do. That is the power of Microsoft’s complete data platform. Everything works together to support the self-service capabilities that drive the required data culture necessary to extract as much value from your data investments as possible. Suggestion: clean and analysis ready
Easy to Use
Immediate Value
Flexible and Extendable
Built-in Best Practices
Tell data stories with rich, engaging and attractive modern HTML5 dashboards
Power BI web browserreal-time dashboards, natural language interaction, surfacing of advanced analytics and machine learning
Power BI Mobile Appsreal-time dashboards, alerting and visual exploration of data
*Embedded </> insightspowered by Power BI
Data can be fully Power BI-resident, cached or directly
queried in place
Web Browser
Live dashboards and interactive reports
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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. Visual drag-and-drop authoring Responsive HTML5, touch-optimized, device-friendly dashboards
Ask Questionsof Data
Build ad hoc reports with a drag-and-drop interface
Look ahead to forecast where business will go
Map up to 1 million rows of data in 3-D
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Key Points: Data visualization makes it easier to see patterns in data, uncover truths hidden within data, and ultimately tell better stories. Microsoft makes it easy for anyone to visualize their data right from Excel. Talk Track: Within Power BI are a suite of powerful capabilities. To help anyone visualize their data and make decisions based upon it, we rely on Power View and Power Map. Using Power View, anyone can use simple drag-and-drop tools to build quick, interactive, visual reports. And within those reports, they can drill down, hover over, and more deeply explore information using a variety of charts, graphs, and maps. But what about using historical data to look forward and anticipate where business will take you? Within Power View, you can also explore the forecasted results, adjust for seasonality and outliers, view result ranges at different confidence levels, and hind cast to view how the model would have predicted recent results. Using Power Map, we take visualization to the next level. Combining Excel and Bing Maps gives the powerful capability of overlaying data across a 3D map to really visualize the story and actually see the patterns in the data. And with Power Map, you can build mapped tours, export them to video, and use these videos to truly tell the stories hidden within your data. These powerful visualization capabilities help provide instant answers to data questions, and help to present data in bold new ways. With the importance of data visualization on the rise, Microsoft offers the unique capability of visualizing data right from within Excel, the tool that over a billion people already know and use. So where are we headed with visualization? Deeper interactivity that blends analysis and visualizations even more fluidly, newer types of visualizations that enable you to see deeper insights more easily, richer experiences on the devices customers use most, and great storytelling experiences are just a few of the areas in which we’re investing to make sure Excel remains the data productivity app of choice as analysis and visualization needs evolve.
New data visualizations
Visualizations Color & Control
Visualization design and formatting control
Choose colors
Create conditional formatting rules
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Tell and Share Data Stories
Unlock your Excel DataPublish your Excel workbooks to Power BI
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Excel 2013 is Microsoft’s premier business analyst tool – it includes rich business intelligence features (Power Query, Power Pivot, Power View, Power Map) fully integrated with the powerful ad hoc analysis capabilities and familiar features of Excel – like Pivot Tables and Excel Charting. With Excel 2013, analysts can publish Excel Workbooks to Power BI, sharing data, analysis and reports with users of Power BI. For customers who don’t have access to Excel 2013, the new Power BI Designer can be used to import and model data, then author and publish Power BI Reports to the Power BI service. While lacking the rich analytical features of Excel, it does provide a simple solution expressly design for Power BI content creation.
Unlock Reporting ServicesPublish your reports to Power BI
One stop reference directory for all Enterprise Data Assets
Discover, Prepare and Blend Data
In Excel or Power BI designer, find any data: corporate, social, machine, Hadoop, open
Easily merge, transform, and clean up data
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Key Points: Organizations need to make it easy for everyone in the business to mix and match data to get the best return on data Microsoft makes it easy for anyone to get the data they need for analysis, right from the those familiar tools like Excel Talk Track: There has never been such an abundance of available and useful information as there is today both across the web and across your organization. The only problem is people are challenged with effectively discovering and connecting to this information so that they can gain the insights they need. As part of Power BI, Power Query enables anyone to find and connect to data, right from within Excel—corporate data that IT has published and “certified,” social sentiment data, open data, the list goes on. Power Query supports a wide variety of data sources including relational, structured and semi-structured data, OData, data from the Web, Hadoop, and Facebook. The most amazing thing about this approach is that all of this data can be accessed through a simple click on the Excel ribbon. With Power Query, you can conveniently shape and clean your data within Excel, allowing you to quickly get into analyzing and visualizing your data. Once the right data has been found and imported to Excel, there are simple, powerful tools at the ready to help combine datasets, clean them up, and get them ready for analysis. We talked about the various cleaning tools available to IT, but we’ve taken these tools even further within Excel to help anyone prep data to the exact way in which they need it to work, providing them with ease of combining and transforming this data so that it can be analyzed and visualized for deeper insight.
35+ data packaged prep tasks with optional M scripts for advanced personal ETL and data blending
• OLEDB/ODBC connections• Web page content• Text, Excel, CSV or XML files• SQL Server and Analysis Services• Azure SQL databases• Access databases• Oracle databases• IBM DB2 databases• MySQL databases• SharePoint lists• Hadoop, HDFS, Hive and Spark
• SAP Business Objects Universes• Salesforce, Dynamics, Marketo, GitHub,
ZenDesk, SendGrid and other partners• JSON and OData feeds• Windows Azure Marketplace• Active Directory• Google Analytics • Facebook• Windows Azure HDInsight• PostgreSQL databases• Teradata databases
More data sources coming in monthly updates
Immediate value and reporting consistency
Pre-packaged dashboards, reportsand data sets
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To allow customers to get stated quickly we now provide new out-of-the-box connectors for Salesforce, Zendesk, Marketo, SendGrid, GitHub, Dynamics CRM Online, and Dynamics Marketing. With an existing subscription to one of these services, customers can login from Power BI and get rich content in the form of dashboards, reports and datasets.
Design once, deploy anywhere
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Introducing Microsoft Power BI Designer Preview A streamlined content creation experience for Power BI Discover, Analyze, and Visualize data in the familiar Excel environment
Power Pivot
Power View
Power Query
Streamlined, unified and improved experience
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Power BI Designer (32-bit and 64-bit) is a stand-alone, Power BI desktop content authoring tool that can be installed side-by-side with any flavor of Office or Excel on Windows. Power BI Designer content created on the desktop can be optionally published and shared in the Power BI site. Power BI Designer unifies the formerly separate power tools: Power Query, Power Pivot and Power View into one enriched user experience and one power name. The existing Power Query, Power Pivot and Power View Excel tools will continue to be supported. Power BI Designer is optional for users that are unable to upgrade to the latest version of Excel.
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Power BI Designer is a dedicated report authoring tool for the Power BI Preview service. The Power BI Designer provides rich data transformation and visual analytics in a unified, seamless experience. The Power BI Designer enables you to create impactful reports with state-of-the-art interactive charts, maps, graphs, and data transformations. Upload your reports to the Power BI preview and empower others with timely critical insights on any device, anywhere. YouTube Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6CfFkYq2C-0
Robust Data Query, Prep & Transformation
Direct Query or Load Data
Best-in-class Data Transform, Cleanse and Calculation Libraries
Data mash-ups
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Data mash-ups Sorts and filters Remove duplicates Pivots and unpivots Aggregates Numerous button-click transformations Sophisticated DAX and “M” scripting
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Point-and-click Self-Service to Enterprise BI Model upgrades Publish certified queries and blessed data models�for improved reporting accuracy and efficiency Automate full or incremental data refreshes with �Data Management Gateway scheduling
iOS, Android and Windows
Take Action with Data Driven Alerts
User-defined alerting for actionable analytics
Visual alerting across mobile devices
Live direct connectivity for large-scale solutions
Live Connectivity
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Connect live to on-premises Analysis Services models Realize the benefits of a cloud based BI solution without having to move your data. With the new Power BI connector for Analysis Services you can create a secure connection to SQL Server Analysis Services from Power BI. When users view and explore dashboards and reports the system will interactively query the on-premises cube to fetch the data using the user’s credentials. With this hybrid solution, you can continue to manage and secure your data on-premises, removing the need to have data reside in the cloud. FAQ: How does security work with the new SQL Server Analysis Service connector? Power BI customers can now benefit from the role level security in SQL Server Analysis Services. The Power BI user name is passed through to on-premises Analysis Services. How does data transfer work between Power BI and SQL Server Analysis Services? Data is transferred between on-premises Analysis Services and Power BI through the Service Bus (which uses a secure SSL channel). Does the Power BI connector for Analysis Services add security risk by opening a port on the firewall? Service Bus (which is the underlying transport/relay service used in this scenario) only uses an outbound port -- it does not require an inbound port to be opened on the on-premises firewall. It uses a shared secret mechanism to create a secure channel between cloud and on-prem. �
Personal data
EmbeddingContent PacksReal-TimePush Data Integrations
Chrome Extension
Send data sets to Power BI
Enable visualization and exploration
Quickly add analytics to existing systems
Add Power BI to existing application workflows
Enable immediate insights for Pro and non-technical users
Add real-time monitoring quickly
Scalable architectures handle smallest to largest workloads
Explore real-time data with Power BI, including QnA
Give instant insights to your customers
Enable your users to get more from the data in your service
Distribute insights to many users efficiently
Easily add monitoring and analytics to your solutions
Enable personalized data experiences
Leverage Power BI’s tooling to accelerate your solution
SSIS DestinationYour Logo Here!
Azure Stream Analytics
Storm
Create and manipulate any Power BI object via RESTful API• Dashboards and reports• Data source connections and data sets
Package reusable solutions, apps, custom data sources and add-ins
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The developer landscape is changing across the industry and Microsoft Take a look at the Uber, Facebook, Twitter, OneNote, Office 365 API’s. Most new platforms today Easy to get started Cross platform Open platform with RESTful API’s Authentication using OAuth
REST API with samples in .NET, C#, PHP, JavaScript, Java, Node.js, Python and more
App metadata – name, description, images, and icons
Control dashboard content –data models, tiles, reports, dashboard layout, etc.
Power BI Apps
Verb Description
GET Gets the value of an object or collection in the specified content type of the caller when applicable:•application/xml•application/json
PUT Replaces an object, or creates a new named object when applicable.
DELETE Deletes an object.
POST Creates a new unnamed object or appends to an existing one. Returns the location of the object that was created if successful.
The your name here content pack allows you to analyze your data in Power BI. After connecting your account, you’re able to import a variety of data to explore and monitor in your Power BI dashboards. This content pack provides a instant dashboard for monitoring important data. After importing, you can customize it to your needs.
Evolving Approaches to Big Data Analytics
ETL Tool(SSIS, etc)
EDW(SQL Svr, Teradata, etc)
Extract
Original Data
Load
Transformed Data
Transform
BI Tools
Data Marts
Data Lake(s)
Ingest (EL)Original Data
Dashboards
AppsScale-out Storage & Compute
(HDFS, Blob Storage, etc)
Transform & Load
Streaming data
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Fortunately, many of the technology innovations mentioned in this report—including changed data capture, data virtualization (or federation), analytic databases, in-memory computing, and extract, load, and transform (ELT) alternatives to ETL—have expanded the options for reducing data latency and improving query performance in BI applications. Many organizations are also deploying dedicated analytic platforms, data accelerators, data appliances, and cloud-based solutions to both speed up BI performance and take pressure off of existing systems. These technologies may still not deliver true real-time data to BI users, but they are enabling organizations to update or refresh data far more frequently and deliver answers to queries sooner. With easier-to-use visualizations, users can also prepare to consume the data much sooner.
Ingestor(broker)
Collection Presentation and action
Event producers
Transformation Long-term storage
Event hubs
Storage adapters
Stream processingCloud gateways
(web APIs)
Field gateways
Applications
Legacy IOT (custom protocols)
Devices
IP-capable devices(Windows/Linux)
Low-power devices (RTOS)
Search and query
Power BI.com
Web/thick client dashboards
Service bus
Azure DBs
Azure storage
HDInsight
Stream Analytics
Devices to take action
PowerBI
Canonical Architecture
Application ComponentsComponents of an Azure Stream Analytics Application
Azure SQL DB
Azure Event Hubs
Azure Blob StorageAzure Blob Storage
Azure Event Hubs
Reference Data
Query runs continuously against incoming stream of eventsPower BI (preview)
