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Business Intelligence - 101
Ashok Bhatla
MS, PMP
BI Consultant
Business Intelligence is No.1 Priority for IT
Managers today.
Business Intelligence is a combination of tools, processes and software which help a company to
transform data into actionable knowledge, thereby allowing them to take informed decisions
in order to achieve their strategic goals.
It’s all about providing right
information to right people at the right
time
We are drowning in data, but starving
for knowledge
Information Technology
Management Strategy
Business Processes
Business Intelligence
Trend Analysis
Regression Analysis
Hierarchical Decision Models
Get Deeper Insights
into Business
with meaningful
data
Faster Decision making using
improved Business Processes
Improve productivity
and efficiency leading to
better profits
Improve productivity
and efficiency leading to
better profits
Define Objectives – What metrics to be
reported,
Collect and Store the right information (Storing the data in
data marts) – Gathering data from Retail Systems, Web
Site Software and Production Systems measuring quality
etc.
Analyze the data using some
statistical tools or data mining softwares
Present the information to end consumers (using
some Reports, Visualizations,
Charts, Dashboards etc.)
Make evidence based decisions to
achieve the goals of the company.
Steps in a Typical BI Process
Transactional Databases
Data Warehouse
ETL (Extract, Transform and Load
Enterprise Reporting
Business Intelligence Flow Diagram
BIG Data Characteristics
• Text, Video, Images, Logs, Sensors Data
• Streaming Data
• Terabytes to Petabytes
Volume Velocity
VeracityVariety
Big Data
Big Data Types
Big Data
Sensors Data like from Cars
Data From Mobile
Devices
RFID Data from Retail
Stores
Web Logs – like from AMAZON
and Facebook
Grid Data (like from Utilities)
Healthcare Data
( Patient Records)
Challenges of Big Data
Difficult to analyze using
traditional relational database methods
Most of the data is unstructured, in many different
formats
Tools to capture and
store the data are still evolving
Privacy and security of the data when it is stored in the public cloud