SAP Business Intelligence Training
CD ROM
Course
Overview
This course builds on a series
of closely related concepts. It provides you with an introduction to the
basic and more advanced concepts of business intelligence and discusses
the architectures of possible solutions. The content of the course is divided
into two main sections. The first section takes a closer look at general
principles and explains why business intelligence is necessary from the
point of view of top management. Possible solutions are also discussed.
Due to the complexity of the subject matter, this section focuses on the
basic principles of business intelligence itself and not on how it interacts
with related areas. The second section takes a more detailed look at the
concepts discussed in the first section. Specific aspects of design and
architecture are considered and possible Business Information Warehouse
solutions presented. This section also explains the fundamental difference
between the Data Warehouse and ERP systems and looks at a number of characteristic
features (procedures, project planning, roles, and so on) of Business Information
Warehouse projects.
Learn
To:
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Strategic Enterprise Management.
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Case for Action.
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Categorization/Keywords.
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Top-Level Application Architecture.
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Key Figures.
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Scope of BI.
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Business Information Warehousing.
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Business Information Warehouse
Design.
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Business Information Warehouse
Architecture.
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Use of Balanced Scorecards.
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BIW Project.
Content
Emphasis
Skills-Based
Audience
The following audiences
are targeted: Top management; Middle management (in particular, decision
makers). The users should be confident users of their PC Technology. Knowledge
regarding the possibilities of a standard ERP system (Enterprise Resource
Planning). A knowledge of business administration and cross-functional
process know-how are important prerequisites. If possible first practical
experiences within sections of Data Warehouse.
Total
Learning Time
4 - 6 Hour(s)
Course
Contents
Unit 1: Strategic Enterprise
Management
Duration: 2 - 3 Hour(s)
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Overview.
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Case for Action.
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Mission of Business Intelligence.
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Business Intelligence tasks.
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Development of a BI Solution.
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Categorization/Keywords.
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History from ERP to SEM.
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Scope of SEM.
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Distinguishing between BI and
SEM.
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Top-Level Application Architecture.
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From Strategy to Architecture.
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Basic BI Architecture.
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Advanced BI Architecture.
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Business Intelligence Criteria.
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Key Figures.
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What is a Balanced Scorecard?
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Managing Key Figures.
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Benefits and Limitations of
Key Figures.
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Scope of BI.
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Benefits of Business Intelligence.
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Scope of BIW.
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Future Developments.
Unit 2: Business Information
Warehousing
Duration: 2 - 3 Hour(s)
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Overview.
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BIW Design.
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BI-Phase of Architecture and
Planning.
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Differences between EIS and
BIW.
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BIW Environment.
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BIW Design.
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Differences between BIW and
SEM.
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BIW Architecture.
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BIW-Systems: Data Model.
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Features of BIW-Systems.
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BIW Tasks.
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Use of Balanced Scorecards.
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BSC Objectives.
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BSC Procedure.
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BSC and Key Figures.
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Portfolio of Key Figures.
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BIW Project.
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Procedural Model.
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Project Plans and Roles.
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Critical Success Factors.
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