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In this BI training course, BIDSP - Introduction to Business Intelligence: Designing a Successful BI Programme, you will learn how to effectively implement a Business Intelligence (BI) programme. In this course, you will also learn how to analyse BI results for better business decisions and increased success in achieving goals.
This BI training programme will teach you how to identify the maturity level of your BI solution, and articulate critical elements of your solution to maximise your organisation’s business opportunities.
See other courses available
- Apply the BI Meta Model (BIMM) to turn desired outcomes into actions
- Choose between a strategic and a tactical application of BI
- Map operational data to a data warehouse
- Design a BI solution for a business problem
Defining Business Intelligence (BI)
- Mapping the business intelligence process
- Making the business case for BI
- Identifying the barriers to BI implementation
- New BI terminology
- Six challenges of BI
Building a BI Road Map
- Evaluating business readiness for BI
- Assessing BI maturity levels
- Business analysis and the BI road map
- Stating the desired outcome for a given situation
- Overcoming common BI challenges
Reviewing the technical infrastructure
- Enabling and facilitating technologies for BI
- Structured vs. unstructured data
- Identifying critical and variable attributes
Establishing a data governance framework
- Aligning with management standards and strategy
- Protecting your data
- Measuring data quality
- Integrating enterprise architecture and BI
Designing and Planning BI Processes
- Building your BI strategy
- Investigating the business advantages of strategic vs. tactical organisational situation
- Starting BI with outcome-driven processes
- Articulating well-formed outcomes
Iterating the BI metamodel
- Realising the desired outcome from a specific organisational situation
- Targeting the process to achieve the desired outcome
- Deriving actions and decisions from the desired outcome
Dealing with data
- Top-down vs. Bottom-up data analysis
- Establishing a measure of data quality
- Designing standardised business metadata
Developing the data warehouse
- Selecting source data
- OLAP vs. OLTP
- Extracting data from multiple sources
- Loading data into a data warehouse
Modelling the dimensional business process
- Browsing your data and creating the appropriate schema
- Navigating facts and dimensions
- Selecting dimensions and traversing hierarchies
Organising a Business Intelligence Competency Centre (BICC)
- Meeting the six challenges of BI with the BICC
- Supporting stakeholders
- Sustaining business strategy
- Sharing knowledge throughout the organisation
Building the BICC
- Promoting expertise within your organisation
- Producing a BICC functional checklist
- Clarifying the roles of the BICC
- Organising the BICC
Implementing and Fine-Tuning the BI Solution
- Evaluating BI tools
- Selecting criteria for BI tools
- Slicing and dicing your data using multidimensional cubes
- Examining the characteristics of a data mine
- Reviewing data-mining tools
Surveying BI vendors
- Ability to deliver
- Product completeness
Leveraging performance measurement tools
- Displaying information using digital dashboards
- Defining effective key performance indicators (KPIs)
- Communicating to stakeholders through scorecards
Putting BI to Work for You
- Applying the BI process across the organisation
- Blending the BI process into daily management activities
- Making predictive analytics work for your bottom line
In this BI training course, BIDSP - Introduction to Business Intelligence: Designing a Successful BI Programme, you will learn how to effectively implement a Business Intelligence (BI) programme. In this course, you will also learn how to analyse BI results for better business decisions and increased success in achieving goals.
This BI training programme will teach you how to identify the maturity level of your BI solution, and articulate critical elements of your solution to maximise your organisation’s business opportunities.
See other courses available
- Apply the BI Meta Model (BIMM) to turn desired outcomes into actions
- Choose between a strategic and a tactical application of BI
- Map operational data to a data warehouse
- Design a BI solution for a business problem
Defining Business Intelligence (BI)
- Mapping the business intelligence process
- Making the business case for BI
- Identifying the barriers to BI implementation
- New BI terminology
- Six challenges of BI
Building a BI Road Map
- Evaluating business readiness for BI
- Assessing BI maturity levels
- Business analysis and the BI road map
- Stating the desired outcome for a given situation
- Overcoming common BI challenges
Reviewing the technical infrastructure
- Enabling and facilitating technologies for BI
- Structured vs. unstructured data
- Identifying critical and variable attributes
Establishing a data governance framework
- Aligning with management standards and strategy
- Protecting your data
- Measuring data quality
- Integrating enterprise architecture and BI
Designing and Planning BI Processes
- Building your BI strategy
- Investigating the business advantages of strategic vs. tactical organisational situation
- Starting BI with outcome-driven processes
- Articulating well-formed outcomes
Iterating the BI metamodel
- Realising the desired outcome from a specific organisational situation
- Targeting the process to achieve the desired outcome
- Deriving actions and decisions from the desired outcome
Dealing with data
- Top-down vs. Bottom-up data analysis
- Establishing a measure of data quality
- Designing standardised business metadata
Developing the data warehouse
- Selecting source data
- OLAP vs. OLTP
- Extracting data from multiple sources
- Loading data into a data warehouse
Modelling the dimensional business process
- Browsing your data and creating the appropriate schema
- Navigating facts and dimensions
- Selecting dimensions and traversing hierarchies
Organising a Business Intelligence Competency Centre (BICC)
- Meeting the six challenges of BI with the BICC
- Supporting stakeholders
- Sustaining business strategy
- Sharing knowledge throughout the organisation
Building the BICC
- Promoting expertise within your organisation
- Producing a BICC functional checklist
- Clarifying the roles of the BICC
- Organising the BICC
Implementing and Fine-Tuning the BI Solution
- Evaluating BI tools
- Selecting criteria for BI tools
- Slicing and dicing your data using multidimensional cubes
- Examining the characteristics of a data mine
- Reviewing data-mining tools
Surveying BI vendors
- Ability to deliver
- Product completeness
Leveraging performance measurement tools
- Displaying information using digital dashboards
- Defining effective key performance indicators (KPIs)
- Communicating to stakeholders through scorecards
Putting BI to Work for You
- Applying the BI process across the organisation
- Blending the BI process into daily management activities
- Making predictive analytics work for your bottom line