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JOIN THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY ON A JOURNEY OF DISCOVERY EXPLORING ITS ENORMOUS WEALTH OF DATA
AUGUST 22, 2013 – 16:15 – 17:00
Planning and Information Office | SIBI
Darren Dadley | Business Intelligence, Program Director
Paul Lui | Business Intelligence, Specialist
1. Background
2. The University of Sydney BI Program
3. The Journey
4. Show and Tell
5. Summary & Questions
Agenda
Business Intelligence Road Trip
› A one stop shop for all data/reporting needs
› Replacing existing source systems
› A data dump for all data
› An operational reporting system
› ‘The same’ as OBIEE
SIBI - Strategic Information Business Intelligence is not
1. Background
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› A University wide initiative
› Managed through a collaborative approach between PIO and ICT
› A three year funded program approved by SEG (Dec 2011)
› Delivering strategic and integrated performance reporting
› Supporting evidence-based decision making
› Establishing the University KPI Framework
› Transforming the rich data available into information
› Establishing a University wide Data Management Framework
1. Background
SIBI – Strategic Information Business Intelligence is
SIB
I
Strategic
Tactical
Operational
Strategic Plan
Objectives KPI
Framework KPIs /
Measures
SIBI – Strategic Information Business Intelligence
1. Background
SIBI work streams
2. The University of Sydney BI Program
SIBI work streams
2. The University of Sydney BI Program
Research Publications
Research Income
HR Leave Liability
Go8 Benchmark data
Student & Staff Satisfaction
KPI Framework
SIBI Program Methodology
2. The University of Sydney BI Program
SIBI work streams
2. The University of Sydney BI Program
Data Governance
Data Architecture Management
Data Quality Management
Data Development
Database Operations Management
Data security Management
Reference and Master Data Management
Data Warehousing and Business Intelligence
Document & Content Management
Meta Data Management
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Data Governance and Data Management
2. The University of Sydney BI Program
SIBI work streams
2. The University of Sydney BI Program
Required Software
Hardware
Architecture (Physical, VM, cloud)
Training
Release Management
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Business Glossary
Meta Data Management
Definition hyperlink
Database Power Center
(Informatica)
Master Data
Manager (Informatica)
BI (OBIEE)
Presentation
Business
Physical
Dashboards
&
Reports
Data
steward
SIBI
user
RPD
Source
Data Integration > Information
Cube
CSV
files
Database
CSV
files
Internal
Sources
External
Sources
- Finance
- HR
- Research
- Student
- Go8
Data
steward
ETL ETL
Ref.
Data
Ref.
Data
Reference
Table Manager
(RTM)
SIBI Data
Warehouse
(Oracle)
Facts &
Dimensions
ETL
Data Quality Management
2. The University of Sydney BI Program
SIBI Work Streams
2. The University of Sydney BI Program
Program Governance
Communication
Change Management
Business Process
Improvement
Training
Support
Operational State
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3. The Journey
2011:
› Program Business Case and approval
› Program Governance – Program Board
› Delivered ‘Principles of effective dashboard and report
design’ and ‘Reporting and design standards’
2012:
› All the unglamorous behind the scenes foundations… hardware and software
purchased, configured and installed, development, deployment and engagement
process
› BRD, Design and development of Research modules
› Master Data Management (MDM) roadmap and proof of concept completed
› Communications strategy, training strategy, security strategy, support strategy
› SIBI Intern Program commenced
› SIBI roadshows and SIBI Information sessions commenced
› SIBI SharePoint site, SIBI wiki and SIBI website available
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3. The Journey
2013:
› Completion and deployment of the Research Modules, Income, output and Go8
› HR Leave Management and Rankings
› Major development for Student and Diversity Modules
› KPI framework and dashboards
› Master Data Management (MDM) roadmap and proof of concept completed to allow for ability to deliver single researcher identity
› User Engagement – continuing faculty roadshows, established pilot groups for each module, SIBI awareness and open door sessions
› SIBI Showcase and Launch event
› SIBI Mobile
› eLearning – GEO Spatial
2014:
More of the above, plus HR, Finance, Alumni
Business &
Analytical Skills
Operational state - BICC
3. The Journey
› BA’s collect the reporting specifications, source:
- Current existing reports
- Website
- PDF reports
- Requests
- From users
- Decision making
- Understanding how users/business:
- think when asking questions
- know what they want to see next
- want it displayed
› How could it be most effectively displayed?
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4. Show and Tell
› As requirements gathering can be overwhelming, the business needs to
establish a framework for the required elements to be brought together.
When categories are established, it’s easier to identify where the reporting
requirements fit and when necessary for new ones to be created.
- Initially this began with the business identifying the key component areas in
which the reporting can be categorised.
- Then initial drafts were put together envisaging what would be captured into each
of the categories.
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4. Show and Tell
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4. Show and Tell
› Drafts of dash boarding:
- Identify and extract they main key components
- Workshop the ideas between the BA’s and the developers
- The draft view would be created in Adobe Illustrator, PowerPoint or Paint
- Through the Tool OBIEE
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4. Show and Tell
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4. Show and Tell
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4. Show and Tell
› Dash boarding principles: Stephen Few
- (PUT SOME STEPHEN FEW PRINCIPLES HERE)
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4. Show and Tell
• Visual Perception
• Eloquence through simplicity
• Effective Dashboard Display Media
• Usability
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4. Show and Tell
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4. Show and Tell
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4. Show and Tell
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4. Show and Tell
5. Summary & Questions
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Institutional issues
› Data governance and Data Management
- Competing organisational structures
- Data visibility: who sees what
- Data quality
› KPI framework, evolution and implementation
SIBI issues
› Scope creep, need to be realistic
› Managing expectations (descriptive, diagnostic, predictive, prescriptive)
› Data quality
› SME availability
Leaving Thoughts
• Communication Transparency Visibility
• Program Governance (Senior sponsorship)
• Data Governance – Data Quality
• Business Governance (BICC)
• Disparity / Quality - Don’t underestimate your data
sources
• Manage expectations – Sign-off
• Reluctance to change – Expect resistance
• Dedicated team
Concluding thoughts
5. Summary & Questions