Empower your business users with self-service access to information so they can make better business decisions and increase business agility. The SAP® BusinessObjects™ Business Intelligence (BI) platform helps you transform to a digital enterprise and gives you flexible ways of sharing information – so you achieve remarkable results with information delivered in context when and where it’s needed.

Advances in digital technology help companies reimagine their business models, giving rise to disruptive market entrants. As this shift accelerates in every industry, each organisation must transform into a digital enterprise to not only survive but thrive. Point solutions typically don’t offer the breadth of market-proven capabilities or industry and process expertise needed for digital transformation, and they address only a fraction of the data available to an organisation. They don’t drive value across all dimensions and are likely to lead to more dark data, more silos, and more shadow IT teams, inhibiting both innovation and differentiation.

Whether inside or outside of the organisation, everyone needs access to the right information – from your CEO to business analysts, financial-based staff, suppliers, and partners. With the SAP BusinessObjects BI platform, information is available throughout your entire organisation – not just for selected processes, applications, or people.

Get new insights from data for agile decision making

With advances in digital technology, organisations need to incorporate robust, scalable, agile solutions that enhance decision making and innovation at every level. Enterprise BI applications that are IT optimised are robust and scalable, but they may lack agility; businessbuilt BI applications are agile, but they may lack robustness and scalability.

The big opportunity for the digital enterprise is to give all employees and customers immediate insight into what is going on. However, too few organisations are able to capitalise on the opportunity to create value from their data. And too few people have access to data and analytics technology.

The SAP BusinessObjects BI platform addresses these issues, giving business users new perspectives that previously were difficult to obtain. The platform brings together the entire organisation – finance, human resources, operations, supply chain, marketing, and sales – for more agile decision making. SAP provides analytics for everyone in the organisation, along with collaboration. With access to over 200 different data sources, you’ll never meet a data source you don’t like. Our solutions enable you to access and blend any data – big or small – with analytics, enabling greater insights to your data and providing unparalleled data source connectivity.

Obtain trusted data discovery for self-service access

Ditch analytic tools that don’t work together. Say goodbye to data silos and disconnected information. Now you can deliver the power of trusted data discovery and visualisation to your entire organisation on one secure platform with the server version of SAP BusinessObjects Lumira software for the SAP BusinessObjects BI platform. This software allows anyone in your organisation to visualise and better understand data. Your business users can get up to speed quickly and analyse large volumes of data, whether it’s in spreadsheets or databases, to find insights that captivate audiences and inspire action in real time. With the SAP BusinessObjects BI platform governing your data, the entire company shares a single version of the truth.

With self-service, there is less reliance on the IT department. You empower business users with tools that allow them to perform tasks that traditionally have been carried out by IT. With the SAP BusinessObjects BI platform and SAP BusinessObjects Lumira, your users can access and visualise data on a self-service basis, providing more time for both users and IT to focus on creating more business value. Now business users can fully access your investments in SAP BusinessObjects BI Universe–based data sources. Provide instant insight to your decision makers while enabling the scale you need along with trust for IT and management.

Make more data available with integrated apps and resources

IT benefits from the content security, governance, and management capabilities that are inherent to the SAP BusinessObjects BI platform. Take advantage of design tools to create a rich semantic layer, and manage, configure, and audit your BI deployment from a central console. Use powerful tools such as graphical and scheduling, lifecycle management, auditing and monitoring, and authentication and authorisation.

By integrating with your organisation’s existing business applications and technology investments, the SAP BusinessObjects BI platform makes more corporate data available, in a more consumable way, to more users. Connecting to any data source, you select the most relevant data assets for your business users’ needs.

The platform also facilitates native integration with existing transactional systems and other business applications, so you can consolidate and transform vast amounts of corporate data into relevant business information.

Enjoy personalised information access and consumption

The BI launchpad provides access to relevant information to any appropriate person within your business network. As the access point to existing corporate information, it presents data in an efficient, visually attractive way and saves business users from manually sifting through irrelevant material. Use the BI launchpad to provide access to BI content, widgets to deliver BI to a desktop, and a BI workspace to assemble frequently used content.

The BI workspace brings users a rich, easytouse experience for finding, organising, and working with BI content. It provides business users with an intuitive means to unify the information they need for their daily activities. Plus, it eliminates the need to access multiple applications. You access relevant information from a central location, including other content types such as external Web pages, Microsoft Office documents, and Adobe PDF documents.

Enable large-scale information distribution

Relevant information must be visible to an extended business network of colleagues, partners, and supply chain counterparts. Users must be able to access pertinent information on all the interfaces they use in their daily work, including browsers, applications, desktops, widgets, and mobile devices. The SAP BusinessObjects BI platform allows you to distribute personalised BI content to a very large number of recipients (up to 1 million users) in an automated and efficient manner.

Your users can share documents via e-mail or send them to destinations as varied as the BI launchpad, a printer, or a portal for further collaboration while maintaining content security.

Content can be published to the SAP BusinessObjects BI platform to be viewed, edited, refreshed, and scheduled. The platform extends BI to everyone, both inside and outside your organisation, so people can create and consume trusted information based on their individual roles and preferences. Information delivery options simplify and personalise BI consumption – online, offline, or on device. Your network of associates can consume relevant BI content dynamically and change parameters as required – independently of IT, and without needing to write code.

Enable right-scale deployment with a unified infrastructure

A flexible and scalable information infrastructure, the SAP BusinessObjects BI platform is designed to let everyone in your organisation discover and share insights for optimal decision making and business agility. The platform includes an extensive set of tools on a single platform, so your IT department can extend BI to any application or process in any environment.

The unified infrastructure frees your IT department to respond to ever-changing business requirements. It can deploy and maintain BI applications more efficiently across your organisation while supporting heterogeneous environments. To further optimise IT productivity, the BI platform offers built-in performance optimisation technology and comprehensive lifecycle management support.

Make use of fast, modular, scalable deployment options

The SAP BusinessObjects BI platform offers scalability, accommodating everything from small, nimble departmental deployments to global implementations. It lays the foundation for fast, modular use, reducing deployment and maintenance costs. Automated functionality and tools streamline the BI deployment so IT departments can focus on other tasks. Support for modern 64-bit architectures and virtualisation environments reduces total cost of ownership.

Built on a scalable, service-oriented architecture, the BI platform helps IT to quickly add BI services and tools to existing deployments while minimising operation disruptions. IT can distribute multiple BI processes on a single computer or server or across a range of machines. Start with a single BI project on one platform, and grow to support an enterprisewide standardisation initiative on multiple platforms – without jeopardising system availability. Enterprise speed and scalability lets you grow your analytics strategy at the right pace for your business. SAP can meet your analytics demands as your business grows – on premise, in the cloud, or as a hybrid approach. Accelerate your digital transformation by knowing your data is safer and more secure in any environment, and surpass challengers with enterprise speed, scalability and business agility.

Tap into enterprise-wide benefits

The SAP BusinessObjects BI platform gives you a flexible means of sharing BI content throughout the entire organisation with a scalable, unified BI infrastructure and optimised use of IT resources. Exposing data in plain business terms and making data more accessible improves user autonomy.

The BI platform integrates with your existing IT infrastructure, so you can tap any data source and application regardless of its format or location. By making information consumption simpler, personalised, and dynamic, and by taking advantage of self-service anytime, anywhere, with access to key BI insight delivered in context, your business users can make effective, better-informed decisions. And with trusted data discovery, businesspeople can better understand data and use it to effectively engage their audience.

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SAP commissioned Forrester Consulting to conduct a Total Economic Impact (TEI) study and examine the potential ROI enterprises may realise by deploying SAP BusinessObjects smart analytics solutions to improve data analysis.

Register to download this study to learn how companies using SAP BusinessObjects Analytics solutions have achieved significant improvements and savings*, such as:

• 171% ROI over three years
• 97% less time needed by business users to create a report
• 60% lower costs related to business processes and repeated tasks or procedures
• 30% reduction in employee and customer injuries, accidents, and other risks

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*Results are for a composite organisation based on interviewed customers. “The Total Economic Impact™ Of SAP BusinessObjects Analytics” an October 2016 commissioned study conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of SAP.

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Data today is more important than ever and companies are using it to improve their business decisions and executing actions that have been found to work. Considering data is virtually everywhere accessing it is important to make the most of it in growing a company. Turning big data into actionable information is critical. Data offers diverse revenue opportunities but most businesses have no idea how data can be harnessed to meet financial targets and exceed revenue projections. To Turn Data into Revenue follow these easy steps:

1. Maximise Customer Management

With big data you can make the most of all customer engagement forms to increase revenue. This means understanding customers and prospects behaviour in virtually all the offline and online channels. It requires managing the data in a manner that blends purchase history, for instance, and interactions. As a result you’ll end up with a strong buyer profile showing the service history, engagement channels and items bought.

2. Allow access to comprehensive data information and insights across the board

Data volume keeps growing in all types of formats and sources. Leveraging on the information is important. Sometimes, only analysts access customer data but this shouldn’t be the case. The entire organisation need to access these comprehensive insights drawn from big data in real-time. Where teams have bridged gaps between insights, tools and data there’s a faster implementation of insights from data to execution. This means critical data understanding and analysis skills need to be taught across the workforce. As such, every employee will access information and insights most relevant to their line of work.

3. Proactive data analysis

Of course with analytics you can be sure data there will be a vast amount of data and sometimes this can be overwhelming. However, if you make sure you understand it fully you’ll be able to comprehend your leads or customers and their actions. A good example is learning where users or visitors who browse your website are coming from, whether they’re from social media or organic search, are they existing customers, how much do they normally spend etc etc. If you’re able to proactively go through data the insights required to make accurate and factual decisions will be possible. For example by monitoring bounce rates and ascertaining where most users are dropping off you can then learn what you need to do to keep them longer and satisfy them, in the process monetising data.

4. Personalise Data Further

If analytics and insights delivered are personalised and specified as much as possible the better and easier it is to monetise. Essentially, do this by blending other data sources such as geodata, demographic, address enhancement, business and weather data to the data currently in your hands.

5. Small but Scalable

As you start big data projects and analysis with the aim of gaining insights and solutions, starting small is wiser. 55% of big data projects have been found to fail. You don’t want that to happen to your critical project. Most importantly, ensure the solutions are scalable to deliver the highest performance and support redundancy. All the data collected has to serve a specific strategic purpose.

TrustedBI have tried and tested methodology for these types of projects and would happily talk you through getting the best out of your data. With our agnostic approach to software you will be in a safe pair of hands with over 20 years’ worth of experience within Business Intelligence, call us today: 01628 421512 or drop us an email: enquiries@trustedbi.co.uk

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Let the data tell your story…..

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Analyse and visualise your data like never before: November 23rd @ 10am GMT

These days, analytics is all about ease of use and agility. SAP Lumira delivers in both these areas and if you have not already seen it or if it has been a while since you last investigated, why not have a look? Whether you are looking at this as a stand-alone tool or as part of the extended BI Suite of tools, the possibilities are compelling.

During this webinar, SAP will guide you through different aspects of the SAP Lumira solution. Register to learn more.

Please join us on Wednesday November 23rd at 10am for a short but highly informative webinar on how SAP Lumira can help your  BUSINESS RUN BETTER.

See how you can:

• Connect and explore your data
• Visualise your data story by combining your visualisations into storyboards
• Discover patterns, relationships, and hidden insights in your data
• Share visualisations with teams and manage their permissions

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It’s always believed a gap existed between Business and IT and as we have witnessed over the past few years this is increasing. In most cases the factors often appear contradictory. But many technical and economic professionals believe the success of a company lies in their alignment and successful integration of both Business and IT strategies. There has to be a full understanding of the way IT services, technologies and apps will add to the objectives of a business, not only today but also tomorrow.

The alignment between the two is also possible there if there’s a clear focus shared across the board on the allocation of limited resources, money and time including exchanges an organisation needs to execute. Successful integration also demands a credible and effective working relationship between the entire business and the organisation of the IT as clearly indicated by daily operations, delivery of innovative solutions and responsive management of problems.

To close the gap between Business and IT, a number of things need to happen.

Communication must happen

To deal with a problem it’s important to first know if there’s a gap and the details of the problem if any. In a business, departments are always misunderstanding and agreeing in many areas and IT is not immune. IT department ensures all areas of a business aren’t just successful but productive. However, if IT begins operating in isolation there’ll be gaps.  As initiatives are developed to create a supportable and stable IT environment, it’s important to ensure the entire organisation understands what IT does or currently doing is critical, for instance system installation, disaster recover and network upgrades. Communication ensures the gap existing between business operations and IT is eliminated.

Needs should be understood

Reducing the Business and IT gap requires an understanding of what’s needed and should happen. IT representatives or department needs to question what other areas of a business are doing to deal with issues, problems and accomplish their objectives. As internal stakeholders are asked about their needs, IT can then be able to focus on helping them accomplish these goals and dealing with issues that might come up.

Plans should be validated

When IT and other stakeholders don’t work together in an organisation, the result is usually solutions that are good but sometimes inappropriate. As such, the IT strategy of a company needs to be presented to the management team for validation and realignment with the company’s original plan and objectives.  Essentially, both IT and senior management must guarantee the strategic plan addresses critical needs of a company, IT initiatives are appropriately prioritised as well as having the original plan agreeing with the IT strategies for support.

Third party option

Sometimes a third party can help to realign the needs of a business and appropriate technology. The IT provider offering the third party help has to be experienced, objective, willing to offer a company diverse options and be able to review and discuss technology in the language of the company.  Eventually, the company will have efficient and comprehensive solutions provided to effectively close the gap between Business and IT.

If you have already noticed a gap between Business and IT (like in most organisations), don’t worry, we understand this is a headache for many. We have been solving this kind of problem for over 20 years now and understand why IT need to lead this initiative as can often be the reason for missed opportunities to drive revenue, grow market share, increase speed to market and improve customer satisfaction.

If this sounds like something you are keen to explore or maybe you are about to embark on a merger, acquisition or maybe you are even looking into the predictive analytics space. Whatever the future holds for your business, it’s guaranteed that information will be a key part. So it’s critical the core data is correct and trusted to ensure future success and accurate decision making.

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When there are no limits on your data analytics, there is no limit to growth.

Only 53% of organisations feel they have timely access to trusted data analysis, according to IDC research. Explore how analytics from companies like SAP are evolving to address the data challenges faced by today’s businesses.

Simply put, when your analytics can do more so can your company. This IDC infographic will give you insights on how data can help you serve customers, crunch numbers, and attract business like never before.

Do more with less! Help your department:

• Scale to thousands of self-service users
• Access corporate data via the same Universe used for Enterprise BI use cases
• Provide a single, trusted, governed infrastructure
• Empower your users to visualise data and present their findings with stunning infographics and visualisations

Harnessing the full value of data

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One of the critical changes in modern times is the entry of new technologies virtually in every industry. In data warehouses the same effect is very clear. Most of them are inflexible, outmoded and unresponsive in the marketplace. By modernising data warehouses and inherent operations, the results are immense, ranging from a decrease of administrative costs and data acquisition while enhancing overall performance, scalability and agility. Overcoming challenges related to data silos whilst building data related knowledge is very important. At the end of the day, you would have accelerated data warehouse related initiatives while expanding capabilities of data management and meeting demands of new and changing markets.

1. Parallel Processing

Most data warehouses have been around for some time and operate on the OLTP centered (online transaction processing) relational database management system (RDBMS). RDBMS are out of sync with data warehousing; they require an elaborate access to lots of records for the performance of the simplest of analytics like comparing trending data or performance over a period of time.

To ensure the online processing RDBMS are able to handle heavy data warehouse support needs for massive transactions and records, the tradition has been the use of indices, aggregate table and materialised views. As a result, heavy human resource, processing power and storage is needed to maintain the old tradition. It doesn’t create a real-time data addition since the indices, aggregate tables and materialised views needed to be created first.

The use of parallel processing in data warehousing ensures an elaborate granular reporting and data query among others. Analysis is thus undertaken on comprehensive data rather than data aggregates only.

2. Have a Data Lake in Place

Through a data lake, a unique storage repository, massive raw data is held as-is or in its raw format until it’s required. The result is a scale-out and cost effective system with parallel analytic and computing capabilities. The storage of all manner of data is simplified, whether unstructured such as audio, video, images and social media, semi-structured such as sensor feeds and web logs or structured.

3. In-database Analytics

One of the most important developments in the area of big data and a practical way of modernising data warehouses is in-database analytics. It allows algorithms and analytical models to be used within a database. The effort and time needed to move data around databases and around independent analytics environment as well as transforming it becomes very easy. In-database analytics actually helps in addressing the issue of moving massive amounts of data, a major shortcoming when it comes to the performance of advanced analytics. This ensures movement of terabytes of massive amounts of data is reduced to almost zero, which used to take hours. Processing time is also reduced.

4. Warehouse Data Optimisation

Covering all areas of a data warehouse, it involves rebalancing the data warehouse through the identification of unused resources and unused data, which are usually intensive workloads. It also involves a seamless integration of the current data warehouse through the use of a modern structure of data. Cost reduction takes place in the process enabling data assets to be well utilised to get more value out of your data.

5. Advanced Access to Data

One of the ways of modernising a data warehouse is allowing companies to extend their external data sources access as needed. This refers to a quick access to data sources rarely used by an organisation rather than having to move the data into a data lake or data warehouse. In the process, the external data is accessed and critically analysed as needed. Rather than to download all the organisation’s data from Facebook, LinkedIn or Pinterest, for instance, into your data warehouse, launch a conduit through the APIs of the respective social media sites and gain access to the detailed relevant data needed when you want to.

Here at TrustedBI we have an agnostic approach to data warehouse solutions, we will assess your requirements and recommend best way forward for your organisation.

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Analytics come into use in virtually everything and can help to find profitable clientele. Customer analytics help a business to understand a customer’s needs, resolve issues and while at it, learn better ways of fulfilling customer needs, understand strengths and weaknesses of a service or product and make decisions courtesy of its usage.

Analytics gives a business the chance to answer lots of questions in the process of understanding the behaviour of customers, dislikes and likes, preferences and even demographics. The data is systematically analysed to retain, attract and identify profitable customers without a problem.

Use analytics to ask the right questions

In analytics there has to be questions to be answered. Creating these questions in relation to your business is highly critical right from the start. Customer needs are constantly changing and have to be met. The customer experience has to be enhanced even as the business adopts a view that’s more customer-centric than ever. This is done by asking what the needs of customers are, how the business can meet customer needs, the amount a customer is willing to part with for the service or product, the best practices to follow to serve customers better, understanding the various friction areas in the business’ services or products as well as the channel of communication customers prefer.

Questions help make things clear

As the questions are answered by analytics you’ll understand the various areas of customer experience that work and those that don’t. For instance, in case customers seem to visit a specific page or category, perhaps with a product or service documentation they could be finding it hard to find the information they need fast or the feature isn’t as clear as they hoped it should be.

Anticipate future challenges

As a result of having such critical data in your hands you’ll anticipate the challenges of your customers in the future. For instance, by analysing the number of customers completing the purchase process to the end face to face verses those who start without finishing on your website you might realise there’s a 50 percent reduction. In such a scenario it’s not hard to imagine something is wrong with the purchase process. This will help you to focus this area as a priority.

Identify trends and patterns

Through the analysis of data on customer behaviour you can be sure of identifying trends and patterns. If you realise a specific area of your service is receiving a lot of queries from potential customers it means you need to offer answers clearly not there or not as sufficient as you thought. Perhaps it’s time to create tutorials, buying guides or even FAQs.

Understand your customers better

Analytics are the surest way of knowing your customers better and working towards meeting their needs as you understand them. It’s the best way of recognising how your investment can give buyers what they’re looking for. Remember each business has to maintain customer data on customer activity and usage every time a service or product is purchased. If your business doesn’t have the ability to do this it’s about time.

As you analyse the data you will build up lots of intelligence on the most widely used features, maybe a specific customer demographic buying the most or but not necessarily paying the most, among others. You will understand how new features introduced and product changes are impacting on customer interaction with the service or product.

Identifying the features and changes your customers like most will be very easy. It’ll help create much more profitable customers and carry out similar transformations to boost revenue and improve customer retention with a single move.

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Business Innovation through radical simplification agility and creativity for the business scale and trust for the enterprise.

BI 4.2 offers advancements for all, including designers and analysts using Web Intelligence, Design Studio and SAP Lumira, IT administrations responsible for managing and optimising platform performance and ecosystem and development partners looking to extend the value and capabilities of the INTEGRATED BI Platform.

These innovations are designed to increase responsiveness, reduce IT costs and workload and drive better decision making across the organisation.

For Both Enterprise BI & Trusted Data Discovery. . .

Proof of Value for an Integrated BI Solution

36% lower BI expenditures

Companies that consolidate multiple BI tools into a standardises and enterprise-wide portfolio, have 35% lower BI expenditures

24% higher usage

Companies with flexible information systems have 24% higher usage of business intelligence to manage in their business processes

10% more timely information

Companies that have enhanced business user access to information, have 10% more timely information to create actionable insights

Source: SAP Value Engineering

SAP BusinessObjects BI 4.2 Top 5

What’s New in BI 4.2

BI Platform

• Commentary Service
• Upgrade Manager
• Administrators Cockpit
• Promotion Manager
• User Notification
• Recycle Bin
• Publications
• Rest API
• Audit

Web Intelligence

• Shared Elements
• Commentary
• Geo Maps
• Visualisation Extensions
• Direct Access to SAP HANA Views
• Big Numbers
• Parallel Queries
• SAP HANA Online Mode

Semantic Layer

• Linked UNX Universe
• Authorised SAP BEx Universe

Crystal Report for Enterprise

• Vertical Alignment of Text
• QR Code and Bar Code
• Waterfall Chart
• Direct to Data Enhancements

Crystal Reports 2016

• Vertical Alignment of Text
• Show Parameter Value descriptions
• Conditional Formatting for Line / Box
• Direct to Data Enhancements

Analysis for OLAP

• HTTP Connector for SAP HANA
• Alias Table Support in Essbase
• Currence Conversion for SAP BQ
• Break Hierarchy while sorting

Mobile BI

• Broadcast Notifications to Mobile users

SDK

• Extended SDK functionality

Platform Support

Data Access

SAP BusinessObjects BI4.2 Platform

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Whether you are installing a new SAP BusinessObjects Business Intelligence (BI) system or upgrading from an earlier version, your BI system requires the same attention to its health and well-being as your ERP, finance, and CRM systems.

Organisations often implement BI to achieve operational, financial, and other system efficiencies — but what do you implement to optimise the efficiency of your BI system?

Join this webinar and learn best practices from leading experts for managing your BI platform less reactively, with fewer resources, and with less uncertainty – regardless of whether you’re a BI platform manager, BI technologist, business analyst, information consumer, or C-level executive.

You will:

• Learn what well-managed and progressive BI means
• Understand the opportunities your BI landscape offers to help improve your BI ROI
• Learn about technologies and best practices for becoming a well-managed BI enterprise

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