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W418 - MITS: Advanced Reporting and Business Intelligence Solutions to Unlock
the Data Already in Your SystemPre-requisites: None
Whether you need to quickly drill down into summarized data and analyze trends to make key business decisions or create straightforward reports by
sorting, filtering, and totaling detailed operational data, MITS provides complete solutions for your organization’s reporting needs. Join experts from MITS to learn how MITS Discover, the proven OLAP/BI solution for analytical
reporting, and MITS Report, the new interactive reporting environment for operational reporting, can help you access your organization’s data quickly,
easily, and securely.
Wednesday, March 21, 2007, 1:15 p.m.
Advanced Reporting andBusiness Intelligence
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MITS isManagement Information Tools, Inc.
• Dedicated to MultiValue Reporting• Established 1996 in Seattle• Solutions deployed in thousands
of organizations spanning dozens of industries
• More customers than all other MultiValue Reporting & BI solutions combined
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MisconceptionCEO
Managers
Employees
Employees
Information TechnologyDepartment
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User Requests a Report
User Receives a Report
User Has a Question
The Query Cycle
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MITS is for EveryoneCEO
Managers
Employees
Employees
Information Technology Department
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MITS Report and MITS Discover
• Web-based• Interactive • Secure• Understands MultiValues• Does not require understanding a query
language• Easy to export data to multiple formats
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Work with detailed transactions– Sort– Filter– Total
Work with summarized values– Trend– Rank– Explore– Dashboard
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Creates and uses a Report Source– Software-based
Report Server– Reduces the load
on the system– Optimized for
reporting
Creates and uses a Hypercube– Pre-summarized
values– Drill-down results– Aggregated by data
combinations
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The MITS Report Design Approach
• Architect a solution optimized for interactive operational reporting against MultiValue data
• Cache the data• Index the data • Respect MultiValue• Protect the system
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Indexing MITS Report Sources
Customer
Warehouse
Product
Sales Rep
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Report Generators empower users
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MITS Report makes reports interactive
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Analysis through Drill-down Exploration
Region
Warehouse
Sales Rep
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Universe, Unidata, D3, etc. system
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Contact Information:www.mits.com
[email protected]@mits.com
888-700-6487206-789-8313
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Thank You for Attending
• W418 - MITS: Advanced Reporting and Business Intelligence Solutions to Unlock the Data Already in your System
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