Managing SharePoint 2016 for Business Intelligence
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Every organization needs business intelligence to survive and thrive and tens of millions of people use SharePoint every day. Find out how to bring data from any number of different data sources into one place users know and love: SharePoint 2016.
We are awash in a sea of data. What good is that unless we see the data we need to make the best business decisions possible? In this course, Managing SharePoint 2016 for Business Intelligence, you’ll learn how to make data from various sources available in one place familiar to your users: SharePoint. First, you’ll learn how to configure Business Connectivity Services and the Secure Store Service. Next, you’ll explore how to configure and manage Business Intelligence Services. Finally, you’ll dive into configuring advanced analysis tools like Power View, PowerPivot, and Reporting Services. When you’re finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of SharePoint Business Intelligence needed to configure Business Intelligence in your environment.
Author Name: Mark Ingram
Author Description:
Mark has trained and / or consulted in 20 countries since 1999, after retooling himself as an IT admin in the Windows NT 4.0 era at a local college. More recently, he earned a BSc in IT and an MBA. He is the lead singer of two rock bands and plays squash and tennis.
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