Mobile Business Intelligence, Apprentice Style!
summary
Claims that 70% of organizations expect 25% of users to be mobile-only within two years clash with Gartner numbers showing fewer than 10% currently mobile-enabled; practical routes are sketched. Concrete tools: PowerPivot on iPad via PivotStream (uploads refreshed PowerPivot workbooks, demoable), Excel/Power View via Office 365 E3 with Power View, and SSRS on Azure for canned reports. PowerPivot scales to many millions of rows but stays gigabyte-limited; browser-first deployments reduce device heterogeneity and worked well in live demos despite Wi‑Fi hiccups.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:24Mobile BI today
- 3:09Apprentice BI challenges
- 6:42Mobile BI adoption trends
- 9:55Mobile BI beneficiaries
- 13:50Native vs browser BI
- 16:38Mobile security challenges
- 19:49Data visualization in mobile BI
- 21:56SharePoint for mobile BI
- 24:43Excel and Power Pivot mobile
- 31:09Power Pivot on iPad demo
- 36:27Mobile BI visualization tips
- 44:15Demo recovery and takeaways
- 46:06Hosted mobile BI solutions
- 47:54Azure and cloud Reporting
- 51:12Reporting Services setup
- 58:34Mobile BI demo recap
- 1:00:00Q&A
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