Скачать или смотреть What's New in SQL Server 2012 (Part 6 of 13): An Overview of the New BISM and BI

For several years, there was one way to create analytic databases in the Microsoft world—create OLAP cubes in Microsoft SQL Server Analysis Services for users to "slice and dice" data. While that path is still alive and well, Microsoft has established other paths and approaches for creating business intelligence database solutions. While these new approaches are intended to be a little easier than using Analysis Services, there is still a learning curve—not just on these new features (a.k.a. the new "tabular" model, PowerPivot 2.0, etc.), but also on how all the new pieces fit. In this case, all the pieces fit into the overall business intelligence paradigm (which includes OLAP) called the Microsoft Business Intelligence Semantic Model (BISM).
In this webcast, we look at the new BISM and the different roadmaps that Microsoft has provided for creating business intelligence applications in SQL Server 2012. This is a general webcast that provides a "what's what" in the new BISM. It paves the way for subsequent webcasts where we look at the details of the tabular model and PowerPivot 2.0.
Presenter: Kevin S. Goff, Microsoft SQL Server MVP | SQL Server & Business Intelligence Practice Manager, SetFocus