Introduction - The BI Process & Tools
SharePoint 2016 & BI: What’s New ?
SQL Server 2016/17 Reporting Services : What’s New ?
Power BI and SharePoint 2016
Conclusions - Advices
SQL Server Konferenz 2018
3. Agenda
Introduction - The BI Process & Tools
SharePoint 2016 & BI: What’s New ?
SQL Server 2016/17 Reporting Services : What’s New ?
Power BI
Conclusions - Advices
4. Agenda
Introduction - The BI Process & Tools
SharePoint 2016 & BI: What’s New ?
SQL Server 2016/17 Reporting Services : What’s New ?
Power BI
Conclusions - Advices
7. Agenda
Introduction - The BI Process & Tools
SharePoint 2016/19 & BI: What’s New ?
SQL Server 2016 Reporting Services : What’s New ?
Power BI
Conclusions - Advices
9. SharePoint & BI : a love story
…driven by the SQL Server Team
SP 2003
• Reporting
Services web
parts
SP 2007
• Excel Services
• KPI Lists
• Chart Web Parts
SP 2010
• Reporting Services
Integrated Mode
• PerformancePoint in
SharePoint
• PowerPivot for Excel
& SharePoint
• PowerView Native
mode
• Access Services
• Visio Services
SP 2013
• PowerView « Excel
Mode »
• Field List in Excel
Services
• Excel Services+
• SharePoint Filters
• Office Web Apps
SP 2016
• Excel Service ( Dead
on-prem)
• Excel Web App(online)
• SSRS 2016
• Htm5 Redering
• New UI ReportBuilder
• PDF Replaces AX for
printing
• New Chart Types
• Mobile Reports
SP 2019?
• Excel Web App(online)
• SSRS 2017
• PowerBI Server
• New Chart Types
• Mobile Reports
• Power BI on-prem
10. Excel in SharePoint 2013
ExcelServices
Sharepoint2013
Refresh workbook
OLAP/Tabular interactivity
SSASServer2012/2014
PP4SPMode
PP4SP
View workbook with data model
Use data model
Use Power View
Refresh data model
OfficeWebAppsServer
Refresh workbook (with limitations)
OLAP/Tabular interactivity
View/Edit workbook without data model
11. Excel in SharePoint 2016
Refresh workbook
OLAP/Tabular interactivity
Sharepoint2016 PP4SP
Refresh data model
SSASServer2016
PowerPivot Mode
Use data modelUse Power View
OfficeOnlineServer
View/Edit workbook with or without data model
12. MS BI Tools when using SharePoint 2016
SSIS SSAS
PowerPivot*
Excel Online*
Power View in Excel
Online
Power View Native
Mode
PerformancePoint
3DMap (PowerMap)
Reporting Service
Native* or
Integrated Mode*
ETL Modelize Vizualize
* New or improved
PowerQuery*
I don’t
recommend using
these tools
13. PowerPivot can now use PowerQuery data sources with Data Refresh
(SP2016 RTM & SQL 2016 RTM)
Excel Services (now « Excel Online » is part of the new WAC (new
« Office Online Server »)
New version of Reporting Services (SSRS 2016)
• Native mode : all features, including Mobile, KPIs
• SharePoint Integrated Mode : HTML5, new controls
Web Application Companion
15. 1 Install SharePoint
2016 with SQL Server
2014 or 2016
2 Install Office Online
Services
3 Install Analysis
Services in SharePoint
Mode
SQL 2014 supported,
2016 Recommended
4 RegisterAnalysis
Services in Excel Online
5 Deploy PowerPivot
Add-in (Data
refresh,PowerPivot
Gallery,…)
6 Deploy Reporting
Service Integrated
Mode
Installing the SharePoint 2016 BI Stack
7.Set Kerberos
Constraint Delegation
between SP and OOS
16. Agenda
Introduction - The BI Process & Tools
SharePoint 2016 & BI: What’s New ?
SQL Server 2016/17 Reporting Services : What’s New ?
Power BI
Conclusions - Advices
17. SSRS 2016 in a Nutshell
HTML5, new controls, new look, new Portal
3 types of Reports :
• KPI
• Mobiles
• Paginated (->also in SharePoint mode)
Reports can be pinned to PowerBI dashboards
19. Agenda
Introduction - The BI Process & Tools
SharePoint 2016/19 & BI: What’s New ?
SQL Server 2016/17 Reporting Services : What’s New ?
Power BI
Conclusions - Advices
24. Agenda
Introduction - The BI Process & Tools
SharePoint 2016/19 & BI: What’s New ?
SQL Server 2016 Reporting Services : What’s New ?
Power BI
Conclusions - Advices
25. Go for PowerBI
• Easier, faster, PowerBI team more involved, more visualizations, extensible(D3.js, api,...)
• But the identity doesn’t flow (yet) in hybrid mode
• Can be embedded in SharePoint On Prem
SharePoint 2016 is still fine for BI ( 80% are related to SSRS )
• ETL :
• Start with in Excel with PowerQuery and PowerPivot for the prototype
• If there is a BI team : use SSIS
• Modeling :
• Start with PowerPivot for the prototype
• If there is a BI team : use SSAS
my advices
26. SharePoint 2016 (continued)
• Visualization
• Avoid Power View ( native mode and Excel Mode : requires Silverlight, no
clear roadmap)
• Use Excel Online or SSRS Integrated or Native
• KPIs :
• Drill Down : use PerformancePoint or Excel on top of SSAS
• Make sure the SharePoint team master Kerberos delegation !
my advices
27. Or… Use SSRS 2016 (continued)
• Store links to reports in SharePoint ( native Mode )
• or Pin reports to PowerBI dashboards
my advices