An Introduction to SAP BusinessObjects Enterprise Disclaimer

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1. Introduction 2. System Administration Overview 3. Operational Administration 3.1 User and Object Management 3.2 Server Management 4. Content Administration 4.1 Federation 4.2 Scheduling & Publishing 4.3 Content LifeCycle Management 5. Demo 6. Conclusion

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Amount of information ‘Instinct-Feel’ decisions Aware of bad decisions available for important made due to insufficient business decisions information

45 42

40 36 35 Too little Just right No 30 21% 41% 25 23%

20 16 Yes 15

10 77% Too 38% much 5 3 3

0 100 75 50 25 0 % of time

Source: BusinessWeek Research Services Base: 675 US and European business executives and managers

© SAP AG 2009. All rights reserved. / Page 4 The result: reduced profitability Limited ability to react to changes in the business and the market

 Incorrect decisions made based on faulty data Potential Profit

 Questionable data reduces productivity, challenges consensus

Actual Profit  Delayed decisions result in missed opportunities, lost revenues and cost escalation

 Reduced confidence across Profit organization limits momentum Time

© SAP 2009AG 2009. / Page All 5rights reserved. / Page 5 The Solution: SAP BusinessObjects Platform

© SAP 2009AG 2009. / Page All 6rights reserved. / Page 6 SAP BusinessObjects XI The Business Intelligence Platform

All information • Unified view • Best on SAP and non-SAP environments • Trusted decision quality

All people • Full-spectrum BI • Next-generation user experience • Alignment of teams and business networks

One platform • Complete integrated data and BI services • Adaptive and extensible services • Choice of delivery model

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User interaction  Access, discover, visualize, and interact Developer services  Embed and integrate BI into applications and business processes Platform services  Deploy, scale, secure, schedule, publish, store, and manage Data services  Comprehensive structured and unstructured data access, data integration, and metadata

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User interaction  Access, discover, visualize, and interact Developer services  Embed and integrate BI into applications and business processes Platform services  Deploy, scale, secure, schedule, publish, store, and manage Data services  Comprehensive structured and unstructured data access, data integration, and metadata

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1. Introduction 2. System Administration Overview 3. Operational Administration 3.1 User and Object Management (Security) 3.2 Server Management 4. Content Administration 4.1 Federation 4.2 Scheduling & Publishing 4.3 Content LifeCycle Management 5. Conclusion

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Control and administer all aspects of your SAP BusinessObjects XI deployment from a single tool – the CMC.

. Web-based administration of all platform capabilities, including: . User and groups . Documents and folders . Universes and connections . Scheduling and publishing . Security . Servers . Federation . Metadata management

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1. Introduction 2. System Administration Overview 3. Operational Administration 3.1 User and Object Management (Security) 3.2 Server Management 4. Content Administration 4.1 Federation 4.2 Scheduling & Publishing 4.3 Content LifeCycle Management 5. Conclusion

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 CMC used to manage and control/setup system authentication mechanism  Integration with LDAP, AD, SAP etc.  CMC used to manage User and Object rights, system authorization  Granular rights model  Simple Graphical Interface  Security and relationship query tools simplify troubleshooting

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Simplify the process of managing and deploying BI servers  Clone deployments and optimal default settings  Improve fault tolerance and performance with server intelligence agent  Allow administrators to add new servers through the CMC  Support server configuration backup and restore inside the cluster

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1. Introduction 2. System Administration Overview 3. Operational Administration 3.1 User and Object Management (Security) 3.2 Server Management 4. Content Administration 4.1 Federation 4.2 Scheduling & Publishing 4.3 Content LifeCycle Management 5. Conclusion

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BI content replicated between independent BI systems  1-way or 2-way replication  Remote scheduling  Automatically inclusive of dependencies  Automatic conflict resolution

Head Office

Subsidiary Partner

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 Manage scheduled jobs  View successful, failed, running, paused, pending and recurring jobs  Pause, resume, reschedule, and delete jobs  Search by time, owner, objects type, and status  Sort by job name, type, status, owner, completion time, and next runtime

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 Single-pass bursting combined with dynamic recipients allows for very powerful information sharing  Up to 1 million recipients!  Delivery rules  All major features of publishing component incorporated  Web Intelligence, Crystal Reports and Desktop Intelligence supported  Additional flexibility with Java publishing extensions

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 Application for BI lifecycle management – promotions and rollback  Simplify BI content deployment  Reduce maintenance and maximize platform utilization

© SAP AG 2009. All rights reserved. / Page 19 CONCLUSION: Why SAP BusinessObjects XI? Most effective way to reach everyone with trusted information

 Targeted and configurable user experience for improved productivity

 The most trusted information available

 Best integration and interoperability with leading applications and environments

 Only BI solution fully integrated to a complete suite for bringing execution and strategy together

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