MicroStrategy Architect™ is a rapid development tool that maps the physical
structure of your database into a logical business model. These mappings
are stored in a centralized metadata repository.
Through a user-friendly graphical interface, application developers use
intuitive wizards and editors to define the business rules to match your
departmental or enterprise requirements. As a result of the centralized metadata repository,
changes in the database or business model are immediately and transparently
propagated to all business users. Unlike our competitors, there is no
need to alter all the existing reports. MicroStrategy Architect lets application designers
establish a common, centrally defined business model for end user
reporting and quickly and
securely form the basis of integrated reporting
applications based on this logical business model.
Features At A Glance
Benefits At A Glance
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Comprehensive business intelligence application development
environment
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Models any business model in a centrally maintained metadata
repository
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Supports
advanced data warehouse schemas
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Supports direct access to operational data sources and SAP BW's Query Cubes & InfoCubes
Users can maintain one data dictionary
for the entire company. Consistent query, report and analytic definitions
eliminate confusing discrepancies and disagreements.
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A centralized metadata repository provides consistent use
& reporting of information across the organization, regardless
of interface.
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Changes are easy to implement, often
without needing costly changes in the data warehouse.
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Deployment is instantaneous to all
users accessing the BI application.
Build Versatile Applications Quickly
MicroStrategy Architect is the only tool in the industry that can
create business intelligence applications against terabyte-sized data
warehouses based on any industry business model. Unlike other solutions
that bind the database model directly to the application, MicroStrategy
Architect maintains a rich abstraction layer that separates the distinct
requirements of business intelligence solutions from the definition
of the physical database schema.
Freehand SQL-based Logical Table
Creation
Administrators can create logical table
views by defining customized table structures using freeform SQL statements
within a MicroStrategy project. These virtual tables are included
in the MicroStrategy metadata and used as derived tables by
MicroStrategys ROLAP SQL Engine.
MicroStrategy
Architect provides a visual map of an organization's database
tables and business model. This visual map allows developers
to quickly identify and create relation-ships among the data elements.
Managers and users can print this visual map for future reference.