Transcript POWER VIEW END USER ALERTING Highly visual design experience Defined from within operational or ad-hoc reports Built-in scale-out for RS Service Apps Intuitive Alert rules SharePoint Cross-farm.

POWER VIEW
END USER ALERTING
Highly visual design experience
Defined from within operational or
ad-hoc reports
Built-in scale-out for RS Service Apps
Intuitive Alert rules
SharePoint Cross-farm reporting
Alerts self-managed through
SharePoint
Integrated backup & recovery, ULS
logging, PowerShell etc.
Rich metadata-driven interactivity
Presentation-ready at all times
ENABLED AS SHAREPOINT SHARED
SERVICE
Managed Self Service BI – Corporate BI
From Authoring to Presentation in Clicks
Easily change data and layout
with quick clicks
Collaborate with full interactivity
Cross Browser & Platform
Share dynamic reports quickly
and easily
Managed & Discoverable
Interactive
Familiar
Powerful and flexible
filtering
highlighting and
Interactive Presentation
collaborate
presentation
Power View UI Design Principles
Share dynamic reports
1-way
quickly and easily
2 clicks
done in context
happens on the canvas,
right default
Easy for the user
Highly performing
Collaborate with full
interactivity
Easily change data and
layout with quick clicks
Sophisticated Design
Environment
Report Viewer Controls
Rich Design Capabilities
Report Designer
Embedded
Productive Authoring
Visual data representation
Re-use of insights
Highly Interactive
Flexible layout
Rich Presentation
Report Builder
Power View
Operational
Business
SharePoint Farm
Web Front End
App Server
Power View client
SSDT BISM Model
Excel PowerPivot
Heterogeneous
Data sources
Power View with DAX
Addition and
Subtraction
Ratios
Text
Functions
Define Your
Own Context
Power View with DAX
Time
Intelligence
Rank
Inventory
Calculations
Standard
Deviation &
Variance
visualization
new
interactive
query
an understanding of Power Pivot
BI Semantic Model settings, and
DAX
fun
smart simple
flexible
Power View TechNet Wiki
Learn DAX in 30 Minutes
Reporting Services Team Blog
FAA
Public facing demos
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DBI303 Building the Perfect BI Semantic Tabular Models for Power View
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DBI201 What's New in Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services
DBI323 Enriching Your BI Semantic Tabular Models with DAX
DBI414 Optimizing Your BI Semantic Model for Performance and Scale
DBI52-HOL Exploring Power View in Microsoft SQL Server 2012
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