Microsoft solution provider, IS Partners, has introduced two new courses as part of its business intelligence (BI) training curriculum. The Business Intelligence Lifecycle Architecture and Advanced Dimensional Modelling courses are aimed at BI project leaders, IT managers and BI analysts, developers and architects.
Business Intelligence Lifecycle Architecture will explore the methodology, architecture and design components needed to successfully implement a BI system on the Microsoft platform. This three-day course starts on 20 July, and will cover key issues such as controlling the BI lifecycle, identifying viable BI projects, architecting the BI system as well as an introduction to Dimensional Modelling and design.
The Advanced Dimensional Modelling course will explore advanced techniques for use in a BI environment. This two-day course starts on 27 July and will cover myths and must-haves in a BI model, generic Dimensional Modelling, modelling for Microsoft Analysis Services cubes and techniques for sales, CRM and finance. A good understanding of relational databases is required.
Paul Murphy, sales manager at IS Partners, says design techniques and methodologies involving users` needs should be at the heart of any BI implementation for it to be done correctly. "While covering the technical components of good BI design, our training also aims to provide a better understanding of business needs in order to ensure successful BI implementations."
For more information on course schedules, please contact Lebo Moloi on 082 822 7063 or lebom@ispartners.co.za.
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Established in 2001, IS Partners addresses the need for quality implementations of Microsoft solutions. As a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner for Business Intelligence, IS Partners specialises in empowering sales, marketing, financial and management in its customer base. This includes various industries such as retail, distribution, finance and IT.
IS Partners uses its own proven, streamlined methodology for all implementations. It also specialises in bringing bottom line value to CRM systems, providing business analysis, technical design, application architecture, implementation, training and performance tuning of CRM implementations on the Microsoft platform and Microsoft`s own CRM solution.
For more information, go to www.ispartners.co.za.
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