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SharePoint® 2010 Business Intelligence 24-Hour Trainer

by Adam Jorgensen, Mark Stacey, Devin Knight, Patrick LeBlanc, Brad Schacht

May 2011

Beginner to intermediate

425 pages

9h 14m

English

Wrox

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WHO THIS BOOK IS FORHOW THIS BOOK IS STRUCTUREDWHAT THIS BOOK COVERSINSTRUCTIONAL VIDEOS ON DVDCONVENTIONSSUPPORTING EXAMPLES AND CODEERRATAP2P.WROX.COM
KICK START YOUR BUSINESS INTELLIGENCESHAREPOINT FEATURES THAT ENHANCE YOUR BUSINESSEXTENDING OFFICE INTO SHAREPOINTCUSTOMIZING SHAREPOINT 2010 TO MATCH YOUR COMPANYTRY IT
A NEW SHAREPOINT EXPERIENCESAY GOODBYE TO SHARED SERVICE PROVIDERSIMPROVED AUTHENTICATION CONTROLADDITIONAL SHAREPOINT FEATURESTRY IT
WHAT IS CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION?BI SERVICE APPLICATIONSBASICS OF SITE MANAGEMENTTRY IT
MANAGED ACCOUNTSUNATTENDED SERVICE ACCOUNTOFFICE AUTHENTICATION OPTIONSBEST PRACTICESTRY IT
CREATING AN EXCEL SERVICES APPLICATIONENABLING EXCEL SERVICESCONFIGURING EXCEL SERVICES SECURITY AND AUTHENTICATIONREPORTING AND CACHING OPTIONSTRY IT
ENABLING PERFORMANCEPOINT SERVICESCONFIGURING PERFORMANCEPOINT SERVICES SECURITY AND AUTHENTICATIONREPORTING AND CACHING OPTIONSTRY IT
CREATING A VISIO SERVICES APPLICATIONENABLING VISIO SERVICESCONFIGURING VISIO SERVICES SECURITY AND AUTHENTICATIONREPORTING AND CACHING OPTIONSOTHER CONSIDERATIONSTRY IT
SQL SERVER AND SHAREPOINT INSTALLATIONSPOWERPIVOT AUTHENTICATIONTESTING YOUR CONFIGURATIONTRY IT
UNDERSTANDING WEB APPLICATIONS, SITE COLLECTIONS, AND SITESCREATING A SITE IN SHAREPOINT 2010SITE OPTIONS AND TEMPLATESBUSINESS INTELLIGENCE SITESTRY IT
CONFIGURING REPORTING SERVICES FOR SHAREPOINT INTEGRATED MODECONFIGURING THE SHAREPOINT 2010 REPORTING SERVICES ADD-INTESTING THE REPORTING SERVICES CONFIGURATIONTRY IT
WHAT IS BCS?BUSINESS CONNECTIVITY SERVICES VS. BDCDESIGN PRINCIPLES IN BCSINSTALLING AND CONFIGURING BCSCREATING A NEW BCS LIST IN SHAREPOINT 2010TRY IT
DEVELOPING AN EXCEL SERVICES REPORTDEPLOYING AND MANAGING EXCEL SERVICES REPORTSTRY IT
CHOOSING THE RIGHT TOOL FOR THE JOBDEVELOPING A POWERPIVOT REPORTINTRODUCTION TO DATA ANALYSIS EXPRESSIONS (DAX)CREATING AND DEPLOYING REPORTS TO A POWERPIVOT GALLERYTRY IT
CREATING A DIAGRAM WITH DATA CONNECTIVITYDEVELOPING AN INTERACTIVE VISIO DIAGRAM FOR SHAREPOINTDEPLOYING A VISIO DIAGRAMTRY IT
IMPLEMENTING AN EXCEL SERVICES DATA REFRESHSCHEDULING A POWERPIVOT DATA REFRESHMONITORING DATA REFRESH FAILURESTRY IT
TYPES OF REPORTSCREATING YOUR FIRST REPORTEXTENDING THE REPORTTRY IT
TERMINOLOGYCREATING KPISUSING DIFFERENT SOURCES FOR SCORECARDSCREATING AND FORMATTING A SCORECARDTRY IT
DASHBOARDS VS. WEB PART PAGESBUILDING A PERFORMANCEPOINT DASHBOARDADDING INTERACTIVITY TO YOUR DASHBOARDTRY IT
PERFORMANCEPOINT FILTERS VS. SHAREPOINT FILTERSCOMMON FILTERSTRY IT
WHY DO WE MAP STRATEGY?CREATING A STRATEGY MAPDEPLOYING AND TESTING A STRATEGY MAPTRY IT
CREATING A REPORT USING BIDSCONFIGURING BIDS FOR SHAREPOINT DEPLOYMENTDEPLOYING A REPORT FROM BIDS TO SHAREPOINTTRY IT
THEMES IN SHAREPOINT: AN INTRODUCTIONUSING POWERPOINT TO CREATE SHAREPOINT THEMESNAVIGATING A SHAREPOINT SITETRY IT
INTRODUCTION TO SHAREPOINT DESIGNERMASTER PAGE CONCEPTSMASTER PAGES IN SHAREPOINTCSS IN MASTER PAGESTRY IT
SHAREPOINT GOVERNANCE AS APPLIED TO BUSINESS INTELLIGENCEREPORTING LIFECYCLE FOR SELF-SERVICE BI ENVIRONMENTUSING ANALYTICS AND CONTENT EXPIRATIONTRY IT
INTRODUCTION TO SHAREPOINT WORKFLOWBUILDING SIMPLE WORKFLOWS FOR REPORT APPROVALUSING VISIO TO BUILD WORKFLOWSTRY IT
WHY DO YOU NEED SEARCH?TRY IT
OVERVIEW OF SHAREPOINT 2010 DATABASESTYPES OF CONTENT IN THE SHAREPOINT 2010 DATABASESOPTIMIZATION TECHNIQUES FOR EACH CONTENT TYPETRY IT
TUNING AND SCALING PERFORMANCEPOINTTUNING AND SCALING EXCEL SERVICESTUNING AND SCALING POWERPIVOTTRY IT
PRIORITY DRIVERSTRY IT
INFRASTRUCTURE CONCERNSSTORAGE AND SQL CONCERNSLICENSING CONCERNSEND-USER TECHNOLOGYTRY IT
ROUND UP THE TROOPSPLAN THE SCHEDULECHECKLIST CREATION 101PUTTING THINGS IN MOTIONTRY IT
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTSUSING THE DVDWHAT'S ON THE DVDTROUBLESHOOTINGCUSTOMER CARE

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16 Developing and Deploying PerformancePoint Analytic Reports

Reporting and visualization of an organization's data is the only way to turn that data into information. Information is the actionable form of data, turning it from bits and bytes into something the business can use to make decisions and spur action. PerformancePoint delivers a number of very dynamic ways to report on your data. With the capabilities in this product, you can create a variety of different types of reports.

This lesson focuses on one primary type, the analytical report. You learn how to build, extend, and deploy these reports to make dynamic content for your dashboards or other SharePoint pages.

TYPES OF REPORTS

PerformancePoint offers many types of reports, ten to be exact.

Analytic Charts

Analytic charts are one of the most dynamic and interactive report formats that can be used on the Web. This level of interactivity enables unprecedented user control right from the web page. Users have the ability to change measures, alter the chart type, select different layouts, and then drill through and decompose the record in a targeted way (more on this later). See an example in Figure 16-1.

Analytic Grid

The analytic grid is similar to the analytic chart except the data is displayed in a grid format instead of graphically. This would be beneficial for things like actuals vs. targets, displaying KPIs (Key Performance Indicators) alongside their metrics and other numeric data points. See an example in Figure ...