SAP Business Intelligence (BI) is a tool to analyze raw data and derive meaning inferences. SAP BI gives single point access to data from various sources. Robust reports and visualization are available to analyze the data. SAP BI can analyze multidimensional data, easily integrates with other applications and has a mobile app.Here is what is covered in the book -Table Of ContentChapter 1: Introduction SAP BIChapter 2: Overview of SAP BI ArchitectureChapter 3: All About Infoobject Infoarea & Infoobject CatalogChapter 4: How To create an INFOAREAChapter 5: How to create an INFOOBJECT CATALOGChapter 6: How To Create an INFOOBJECT with CharacteristicsChapter 7: How to Create INFOOBJECTS with Key FiguresChapter 8: What is DSO? Why Use It?Chapter 9: What is Standard DSO? How To Create One?Chapter 10: What is Write Optimized DSO? How To Create One?Chapter 11: What is Direct Update DSO? How To Create One?Chapter 12: What is InfoSet?Chapter 13: What is an Infocube? How To Create One?Chapter 14: How to Load Master Data from Flat File?Chapter 15: How To Load Transaction Data From Flat File?Chapter 16: How to load Master Data from ECC?Chapter 17: How To Load Transaction Data From ECC?Chapter 18: All About Classical & Extended Star SchemaChapter 19: All About Process Chains in SAP BI/BWChapter 20: Installing BW Standard ContentChapter 21: Introduction to BEX Query Designer and Query ElementsChapter 22: Learn About Key & Characteristics Settings CFK, RFK & FormulasChapter 23: SAP BW / BI Interview Questions & Answers