Introduction to Mobile Business Intelligence

This is an introductory deck for understanding the business intelligence on mobiles and how it can flourish in the existing scenario.

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1. Understanding the new view of traditional BI
2. Dashboards and charts on desktop. Senior executives should have a desktop in front of them for analysis or they used to carry prints.
3. Mobile BI is deploying onto mobile devices such as smartphones and tablet computers. Dashboards n charts n all will be deployed onto mobile devices like smart phones, iPads, etc.
4. Traditional BI Mobile BI • In usage since long time • Renders on Browsers(mostly) • Portable if laptop is provided but not handy. • Targeted for Analysts who sit at one place and analyse the trends. • Also for Senior management to make some critical decisions. • Emerging Trend in BI • Renders on Browsers optimized for Mobile devices as well as rendered as inbuilt apps(Native apps) • Handy and Easy to use • Targeted Use cases: • Going green – Paper free • Store level manager managing diff stores using inbuilt GPS. • Dynamic data writing to database will allow you to access dynamic real time dashboard.
5. Technology Gadgets Client Requirements Mobility of executives
6.  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DeS4m11 GYWQ
7.  Browser based apps  Native Apps ◦ Proprietary Apps ◦ Client Apps
8.  Browser based apps ◦ No need of rework for each platform. ◦ HTML5+Sharepoint  Native apps  Rich UX  Faster Performance via device-based caching.  Location Awareness (inbuilt GPS)  Client apps  Personalized for clients.  Eg: App for Unilever which might support all connect projects.
9. Mobile BI Application vs. Mobile BI Reporting Mobile BI Application Mobile BI Reporting • BI designed to meet a mobile reporting need • Existing BI ported to a mobile device • Aggregated data • Detail level data • Small data sets • Large data sets • Reports designed for a specific enterprise standard device • Mobile device not considered (tablet vs. phone) • Reporting solution designed for enterprise standard OS • End user Mobile OS not considered • Real or near real time information • Daily, Weekly, Monthly reports
11.  Ease of Use and User Experience  Market Share of Apple iPad and iPhone  Usage by Executives  Client Affordability
12.  Explore the Apps which support Sharepoint  Ex: PushBI  Explore the ways of integrating and porting Sharepoint report onto iPad  Using Sharepoint with HTML5 to find any better solutions of UI.
13.  Explore more about Device-based caching.  See for the optimization techniques available based on memory management that Apple architecture uses.  See how the current practices can be ported to the mobile devices to speed up the process.
14.  Explore the mobile versions of corresponding software available  Find the differences in implementation and share the knowledge among each other to build our skills in Mobile BI
15.  Since Qlikview is taking a browser based approach, we need to explore the ways of developing dashboards for mobiles.  It would be an additional skill to see how the rendering is being managed across different screens, platforms and devices
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