Start Time (24h) | Speaker | Track | Title |
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10:15:00 | David Parker | The Business of Business Intelligence | Visualising and Generating SQL data with Microsoft Visio 2013 |
10:15:00 | Iain Elder | The Technology of Business Intelligence | Web Scraping with Python - scraping the web, without the sting |
10:15:00 | Jen Stirrup | Business Analytics Track | Business Analytics 101 Jumpstart using Azure Machine Learning |
10:15:00 | Chris Webb | The Technology of Business Intelligence | Best practices for collecting and combining data with Power Query |
11:15:00 | Bob Duffy | Business Analytics Track | Creating Dashboards with DataZen |
11:15:00 | Ian Macdonald | The Technology of Business Intelligence | One BI Platform to Rule Them All |
11:15:00 | Adam Vero - Dynamics CRM MVP | The Business of Business Intelligence | Better Data Visualisation for CRM and ERP |
13:15:00 | Carmel Gunn | Business Analytics Track | The European Economic Crisis and the Euro-A Data Tale |
13:15:00 | Peter Baddeley | The Business of Business Intelligence | Understanding SharePoint reporting options for SQL Server |
13:15:00 | peyman blumstengel | The Technology of Business Intelligence | Optimizing databases with server side flash, understanding what lies beneat |
14:15:00 | Mark Wilcock | Business Analytics Track | Learning R through a typical BI task |
14:15:00 | Thomas Sykes | The Technology of Business Intelligence | Blue Sky Thinking: SQL Azure Geospatial Mashup |
14:15:00 | Niall MacLeod | The Technology of Business Intelligence | Microsoft SQL Server Data Warehouse Fast Track – Understanding the Program |
15:45:00 | Bob Phillips | The Technology of Business Intelligence | Customising the Excel Ribbon |
15:45:00 | Gary Short - C# MVP | Business Analytics Track | Troll Hunting on the Internet |
15:45:00 | Dave Lawrence | The Business of Business Intelligence | Improve Data Quality, Drive BI Value through Master Data Management |
16:45:00 | Jean-Pierre Riehl | The Technology of Business Intelligence | Data Management Gateway Deep Dive |
16:45:00 | Satya Jayanty | Business Analytics Track | Power BI- best practices to deliver just-in-time insights |
16:45:00 | Jen Stirrup | The Business of Business Intelligence | Big Data's Missing V: Visualisation. How do you BigViz your Big Data? |
16:45:00 | Ric Howe | Business Analytics Track | Advanced Analytics is where to place your bet |
Event Date: 13-06-2015 - Session time: 10:15:00 - Track: The Business of Business Intelligence
Event Date: 13-06-2015 - Session time: 10:15:00 - Track: The Technology of Business Intelligence
Web scraping is a technique for collecting information from websites, especially in ways not intended by the publisher.
Many business have web scraping in their data strategy to open up new business opportunities and remain competitive. It is something that we can all use to make existing data acquisition tasks easier and make new goals possible.
Python is well suited to the task of web data acquisition. Thanks to its simple, clean syntax and interactive shell, it is easy and fun to learn. It is accessible to Business Intelligence professionals with an SQL background.
Scrapy provides an infrastructure for writing scraping programs called spiders. It allows you to achieve more with shorter, more declarative code. It can be used for small and large scraping projects.
In our demo we will study the anatomy of a spider, then use it pull data from a website into Microsoft SQL Server for further analysis.
Event Date: 13-06-2015 - Session time: 10:15:00 - Track: Business Analytics Track
How does this change in landscape affect businesses? Are you new to the world of business analytics? Are you taking over an existing analytics program, or starting one from scratch? This session will help you to understand how to craft a strategy, provision the right business analytical capabilities, and move towards actionable results. We’ll identify common pitfalls to avoid as you start or reinvigorate your business analytics program. In particular, we’ll explore how companies are using self-service and data discovery techniques to deliver more agile analytics using Azure Machine Learning.
Event Date: 13-06-2015 - Session time: 10:15:00 - Track: The Technology of Business Intelligence
• Creating and using a parameter table • Combining data from multiple Excel workbooks into a single data set • Handling errors and unavailable data sources • Calling web services, handling authentication and working with XML • Performing sentiment analysis in Excel with Power Query and Azure Machine Learning
Event Date: 13-06-2015 - Session time: 11:15:00 - Track: Business Analytics Track
We will be showing an end to end demo of creating and publishing dashboards for a mobile and tablet devices.
Event Date: 13-06-2015 - Session time: 11:15:00 - Track: The Technology of Business Intelligence
ordinary Hobbit seeking business enlightenment before second breakfast, BI Office from Pyramid Analytics can help you achieve your quest for insights and timely business information. By demonstrating how to build a BI Solution in 45 minutes, this session will show you how BI Office can make you a BI Superhero in your organisation!
Event Date: 13-06-2015 - Session time: 11:15:00 - Track: The Business of Business Intelligence
Need to create charts and dashboards for people to get insight from their complex data and make better business decisions? This session will show you what to do, and more importantly why. Understand the way our brains are wired and take advantage of our ability to process some types of visual data far more easily than others. You will learn some great tips for better visualisation, and common pitfalls to avoid, rather than the technical ins-and-outs of how to achieve this with a specific piece of software. The main focus will be on charts and dashboards for CRM or ERP systems, but the approaches are just as valid using Excel, PowerPivot, SSRS or big analytics products from any data source.
Event Date: 13-06-2015 - Session time: 13:15:00 - Track: Business Analytics Track
In this session, we take the European Economic Crisis, and the Euro, and see what publically available data can do to give us insights into one of the largest currencies in the world.
See the Microsoft Power BI stack used to tell a real world story
Event Date: 13-06-2015 - Session time: 13:15:00 - Track: The Business of Business Intelligence
Event Date: 13-06-2015 - Session time: 13:15:00 - Track: The Technology of Business Intelligence
Event Date: 13-06-2015 - Session time: 14:15:00 - Track: Business Analytics Track
The purpose of this session is to show R strengths and weaknesses to help you decide if R is a useful language that is worth investing time and effort to learn and master.
Event Date: 13-06-2015 - Session time: 14:15:00 - Track: The Technology of Business Intelligence
Event Date: 13-06-2015 - Session time: 14:15:00 - Track: The Technology of Business Intelligence
This presentation discusses the process undertaken to achieve the certification of a 90TB SanDisk solution whilst achieving an efficient out-of-box balance between SQL Server data processing capability and hardware resources.
Event Date: 13-06-2015 - Session time: 15:45:00 - Track: The Technology of Business Intelligence
This session will briefly show how to add items to the QAT and personalise the existing Ribbon, and then we will develop a Ribbon to manage a number of VBA macros, demonstrating dynamic Ribbon capabilities such as changing the image, and adding/removing items to/from dropdowns and dynamic menus. It will also show how to develop this code for 32 and 64 bit environments, and protect the ribbon from context loss.
Event Date: 13-06-2015 - Session time: 15:45:00 - Track: Business Analytics Track
In this presentation we'll walk through the development of a theoretical application to identify these trolls, and the multiple accounts they hold, via computational lingustics, before using predictive analytics to suggest likely locations for their homes and places of work/education. By removing the anonymity of the Internet we can drive these trolls off of social media.
Event Date: 13-06-2015 - Session time: 15:45:00 - Track: The Business of Business Intelligence
Event Date: 13-06-2015 - Session time: 16:45:00 - Track: The Technology of Business Intelligence
How does it work ? Security, Firewall, Certificates, Multiple gateways, Admin delegation, Scale out, Disaster Recovery.... All that topics will be covered during that technical session.
Event Date: 13-06-2015 - Session time: 16:45:00 - Track: Business Analytics Track
Having said that, cloud computing is another aspect of this technology made is possible to get data within few clicks and ticks to the end-user. Let us review how to manage connect on-premise data to cloud capabilities that can offer full advantage of data catalogue capabilities by keeping data secure as per Information Governance standards. Not just with nuts and bolts, performance is another aspect that every Admin is keeping up, let us look into few settings on how to maximize performance to optimize access to data as
Event Date: 13-06-2015 - Session time: 16:45:00 - Track: The Business of Business Intelligence
In this session, we will look at a mix of open source and Microsoft technologies for visualising big data sources, and ways of achieving BigViz harmony in your Big Data
Event Date: 13-06-2015 - Session time: 16:45:00 - Track: Business Analytics Track
Demos of Machine Learning, Stream Analytics, PowerBI, DataZen