JP2000285128A - Job analytic system - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To efficiently analyze a variety of jobs. SOLUTION: A job analytic system 11 for analyzing a variety of jobs in a basic system 15 for executing various jobs is provided with a DB template 12 having a data base 41 for extracting various data provided in the basic system 15, storing and holding the extracted data, a job analytic template 13 for instructing the collection of data required for analyzing various jobs to the DB template 12, displaying the analytic menu of various jobs and outputting an analytic instruction to operationally designated analysis and an OLAP template 14 having an analyzed result output means for retrieving the data required for analysis instructed from the DB template 12 based on the analytic instruction inputted from the job analytic template 13, executing the instructed analysis while using the retrieved result and outputting the analyzed result of the executed analysis.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a task analysis system for analyzing various tasks in a core system for executing various tasks, and more particularly, to a DWH (Data Wear House).
The present invention relates to a business analysis system using a template.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In a variety of companies and organizations, in addition to the business to which the relevant company or group belongs, such as wholesale, manufacturing, service, retail, finance, etc., it also has sales management, financial management, and personnel management. There are common tasks such as. Generally, in each company or organization, various programs and various data for executing the plurality of tasks are incorporated in the core system in a lump.

[0003] In addition, in the staff of a company or an organization, normal business is performed using the core system, and if necessary, whether each business is normally performed,
It is necessary to analyze each business such as the overall sales performance, the profit, and the sales performance of each salesperson.

In such a case, various data necessary for each task are extracted from each data file formed in the backbone system, a specified analysis operation is performed on the various data, and an analysis result is displayed. It is designed to display and print on the unit.

[0005] Generally, a business analysis system for analyzing various businesses in this way is constructed later based on the requirements of customers (users) such as companies and organizations with respect to the already constructed core system. Often. In such a case,
The designer of the business analysis system has been trying to build a business analysis system having any of the configurations shown in FIGS. 15, 16 and 17 in order to satisfy the analysis request of the customer (user).

(A) The additional program 4 is incorporated in the core system 1 (FIG. 15). Data is extracted from each of the data files 3a and 3b connected to the core application 2 related to sales and finance, for example, in the core system 1, and an analysis-specific program 4 comprising an additional program for analysis according to the specification required by the customer is created. Incorporation and analysis results for each form 5
Print out to

(B) An independent PC outside the backbone system 1
7 (FIG. 16). An independent P that incorporates a program 8 dedicated to analysis such as spreadsheet software outside the core system 1
A C (personal computer) 7 is provided. Then, the customer (user) of the core system 1
Data file 3 printed on form 6 generated from
The data before the analysis of a and 3b is re-input to the PC 7. As a result, the analysis-specific program 8 in the PC 7 performs the analysis, and prints out the analysis result on the form 5 connected to the PC 7.

(C) A PC 7 connected to the line is provided outside the backbone system 1 (FIG. 17). There is provided a PC 7a in which a program 8 dedicated to analysis such as spreadsheet software is connected to the core system 1 by line connection. Then, the customer (user) of the core system 1 converts the data stored in each data file 3a, 3b in the core system 1 into MML.
(Micro mainframe link: method for directly using host office computer data) / Transfer to PC 7a using file transfer function. As a result, PC7
The analysis-specific program 8 performs the analysis, and prints out the analysis result on the form 5.

[0009]

However, FIG.
5, each of the task analysis systems shown in FIGS. 16 and 17 has the following problems to be improved.

(A) In the business analysis system shown in FIG. 15, it takes a considerable period of time from the specification required in business analysis required by a customer (user) to actually complete the analysis-specific program 4. If there is a request to change the required specification after the operation analysis system is operated, a change operation of the analysis-specific program 4 occurs. Accordingly, the backlog for the information system department increases.

In other words, the angle and viewpoint at which the data generated in the backbone system 1 is confirmed and analyzed is determined in the stage of preparing the specifications of the programs 4 and 8 dedicated to each analysis. Requires a great deal of time and effort. In general, not only designers (developers) but also customers (users) participate in these studies.
The time required to determine the specifications of one analysis-specific program 4, 8 is much longer than the time required for actual programming.

This is largely due to the fact that each customer (user) must continue to study until he or she is satisfied, and continue to study until each customer (user) finds that the specifications are the best. Further, the development of the analysis-dedicated programs 4 and 8 can be started after these specifications have been studied. Thus, it took a lot of time to construct the task analysis system shown in FIG.

Further, when specifications are changed after the analysis-dedicated programs 4 and 8 are completed, a great deal of time is required, and it is very rare to obtain a price for the work. This is because it is very difficult to imagine the appearance after completion before starting to create the analysis-dedicated programs 4 and 8, so that the appearance on the surface can be assumed to some extent. It is very difficult to determine in advance the specifications assumed up to the performance.

(B) In the business analysis system shown in FIG. 16, since the customer (user) manually re-inputs data, unnecessary steps are required. Further, since each customer (user) individually holds data printed out on the form 6, there is a problem that information (data) cannot be shared between customers or between the customer and the designer.

In other words, the business type and business type of the customer (user) who introduces the analysis-dedicated programs 4 and 8 are various, and each time the customer (user) changes, the designer of the business analysis system is classified by industry. There was no other way but to learn the knowledge. Designers who are engaged in development work on a daily basis spend a great deal of time acquiring knowledge for each industry.

The programs 4 and 8 dedicated to analysis for a specific business type created in this way can be diverted to other customers (users) of the same business type. Was difficult to use at all.

(C) In the business analysis system shown in FIG. 17, each data file 3a, 3
Since the customer (user) himself performs the data file transfer operation from b to the PC 7a, the customer (user) is required to have high knowledge and skill. In addition, similarly to the business analysis system of FIG. 16, since the data extracted from each data file 3a, 3b of the core system 1 exists in the PC 7a of each customer (user), information sharing and data matching are performed. A problem arises in terms of gender.

The present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and by incorporating in the system a template for performing an operation guide relating to the analysis of various tasks in the core system, a common service is provided to all customers. Specifications can be set, and even if the customer (user) is changed, the analysis specification of each business required by each customer can be set only by selecting operation on the screen, and the analysis result requested by the customer can be easily output The purpose is to provide a business analysis system.

[0019]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention provides a business analysis system for analyzing various services in a core system for executing various services.
B template (model), business analysis template and OL
An AP template is provided.

The DB (Data Base) template has data extracting means for extracting various data of the core system based on a collection instruction, and a database for storing and holding the extracted data. The business analysis template includes a data collection instructing unit that instructs the DB template to collect data necessary for analysis of various businesses, an analysis menu display unit that displays an analysis menu of various businesses, and a Analysis instruction output means for outputting an analysis instruction. In addition, OLAP
The (Online Analytical Processing) template is instructed by using a data search unit for searching for data necessary for the analysis instructed from the DB template based on the input analysis instruction, and using the data searched by the data search unit. It has an analysis executing means for executing the analysis, and an analysis result output means for outputting an analysis result of the analysis executed by the analysis executing means.

In the business analysis system configured as described above, the business analysis template stores analysis items of various business which can be analyzed by the business analysis system in a menu format. Each program (application) that performs the actual analysis processing is stored and held in the OLAP template.

When the business analysis system is started, data necessary for each analysis stored in the business analysis template is extracted from the core system and written into the database (DB) of the DB template.

In this state, when the customer (user) specifies a desired analysis item from the analysis menu displayed by the operation of the business analysis template, an analysis instruction is input from the business analysis template to the OLAP template. You. The OLAP template fetches data required for the specified analysis from the DB database and performs the relevant analysis. Then, the analysis result is displayed.

Therefore, the customer (user) can designate and execute an analysis item desired by himself / herself from a large number of analysis items prepared in the business analysis template. In addition, since the designer of the business analysis system does not need to design a business analysis system having different specifications for each customer (user), when manufacturing a plurality of business analysis systems, the business analysis system for the second and subsequent business analysis systems is required. The manufacturing cost of the system can be reduced and the manufacturing period can be shortened.

In another embodiment of the business analysis system according to the present invention, the business analysis system according to the above-described invention has an OL analysis system.
The AP template transmits the analysis end information to the business analysis template after completion of the instructed analysis execution. Further, the business analysis template stores each analysis item of each business in a hierarchical manner and receives the analysis end information. The analysis candidates to be analyzed next to the analysis that has been completed are displayed.

In the business analysis system configured as described above, after the business analysis specified by the customer (user) is completed and the analysis result is displayed, the analysis to be performed next to the analysis is performed. Candidates are displayed. Therefore, the customer (user) can perform a series of related analyzes with a simple operation.

Further, in the business analysis system according to another invention, in the business analysis system according to the above-mentioned invention, the business analysis template includes an analysis model explanation memory for storing an analysis purpose and an analysis result in each analysis of each business. And an analysis explanation output means for displaying and outputting the analysis purpose of the analysis stored in the analysis model explanation memory and the viewpoint of the analysis result in accordance with the explanation instruction designating the analysis item.

In the business analysis system configured as described above, when the customer (user) is not sure of the analysis purpose of the analysis designated by himself or the viewpoint of the analysis result, the customer (user) can use the help function to perform the analysis purpose or the analysis. It is possible to display and output the viewpoint of the analysis result.

In a task analysis system according to still another invention, a task analysis template having an analysis menu display means for displaying an analysis menu of various tasks and an analysis instruction output means for outputting an analysis instruction for an analysis designated by operation is provided. Is provided. Further, based on the analysis instruction input from the business analysis template, a data search means for searching for data necessary for the analysis specified by the core system, and an analysis specified by using the data searched by the data search means. An OLAP template is provided that includes an analysis execution unit that executes the analysis, and an analysis result output unit that outputs an analysis result of the analysis executed by the analysis execution unit.

In the business analysis system configured as described above, when a customer (user) designates an analysis item using an analysis menu, an OLAP template is activated, and data required for analysis designated by the core system. And perform the relevant analysis.

Therefore, in this business analysis system, it is possible to achieve almost the same operation and effect as the business analysis system of the invention described above.

In a business analysis system according to still another aspect of the present invention, a DB template having data extraction means for extracting various data of the core system based on a collection instruction and a database for storing and holding the extracted data is provided. Is provided. Further, data collection instructing means for instructing the DB template to collect data necessary for analysis of various tasks, analysis menu displaying means for displaying an analysis menu of various tasks, and analysis instruction for instructing analysis specified by operation. A task analysis template having means is provided.

In the business analysis system thus configured, when a customer (user) designates an analysis item using an analysis menu, for example, a general-purpose analysis is performed using data stored in the database of the DB template. The analysis process of the corresponding analysis item is performed using a tool or an analysis tool assembled in this system.

[0034]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS One embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram illustrating an overall configuration of a task analysis system according to the embodiment.

Wholesale, manufacturing wholesale, hotel, retail, service,
Business analysis system 1 of the embodiment for each industry 10 such as manufacturing
1 is provided. Then, each business analysis system 11 includes a DB template 12, a business analysis template 13,
And a LAP template 14. The DB template 12 and the business analysis template 13
And the OLAP template 14 are collectively referred to as a DWH template.

The core system 15 installed in one company or organization of each business type 10 performs various operations such as sales management 16, financial management 17, and personnel salary management. The business analysis system 11 implements the productivity analysis item 19, the management analysis item 20, the sales analysis item 21, the financial analysis item 22, the personnel analysis item 23, and the like in each business described in detail in the core system to which the business analysis system 11 is connected.

Hereinafter, the detailed configuration and operation of each of the templates 12, 13, and 14 constituting the DWH template will be described in order.

FIG. 2 is an overall configuration diagram of the task analysis template 12. As shown in the figure, the above-mentioned productivity analysis items 19, management analysis items 20, sales analysis items 21, financial analysis items 22, personnel analysis items 23, etc., are classified into broad categories, management indexes for each of the broad categories, and basic management indexes. , Major categories such as performance evaluations, medium categories such as productivity, growth, product strength, stability, and profitability of each major category, and small categories such as gross operating margin and operating margin. , Each analysis item 26 is stored hierarchically.

For example, as shown in FIG. 3, the major categories of the financial analysis item 22 are major categories such as management index, department analysis, and subject analysis, middle categories such as profitability and stability, and are not shown. Each analysis item 26 such as a small classification is associated with each hierarchy.

As shown in FIG. 4, the major categories of the sales analysis item 21 are major categories such as sales analysis, basic management index, performance evaluation, and internal marketing analysis, sales analysis, gross profit analysis, and the like. Each analysis item 26 such as a middle classification such as customer analysis and a small classification (not shown) is hierarchically associated with each other.

Further, in the business analysis template 13 shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, in addition to the many analysis items 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, and 26 stored in a hierarchical manner,
An analysis model explanation memory 24 shown in FIGS. 5 and 6 is stored. In the analysis model explanation memory 24, information on the analysis purpose and the viewpoint of the analysis result in each of the analysis items 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, and 26 described above is stored in a document (document) format. For example, in FIGS. 5 and 6, the “summary” of the sales analysis, the “purpose” of the “sales analysis” in the sales analysis index, the “analysis method example”, the “main user”, the “output result image”, and the like are shown. It is remembered.

FIG. 7 shows the business analysis system 1 in FIG.
FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a display screen 25 of the display device provided in the apparatus 1. The display screen 25 shows the business analysis system 11
The analysis items 19 to 26 stored in the task analysis template 13 are hierarchically displayed in a menu based on the operation of the customer (user).

When the customer (user) wants to know the details of each of the analysis items 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, and 26 displayed in the menu on the display screen 25, the business analysis template 13 Items 19, 20, 21,
Help button 2 by specifying 22, 23 and 26 with the mouse
Clicking on 7, the analysis model explanation memory 2 described above
4, the corresponding analysis items 19, 20, 21, 22,
An explanation document (document) for the purpose of analysis and how to view the analysis result for 23 and 26 is read out and displayed on the right side of the help button 27.

The business analysis template 13 is an OL
From the AP template 14, one analysis item 19, 20,
When the end information including the analysis results of 21, 22, 23, 26 and the normal / abnormal analysis is input, a large number of analysis items 19, 2 stored in the self while maintaining a hierarchical relationship with each other.
As shown in FIG. 7, one or more analysis items 19 to 26 adjacent to the analysis items 19 to 26 whose analysis has been completed among 0, 21, 22, 23, and 26 are analyzed. The analysis candidate list 28 to be analyzed next is displayed and output at a position adjacent to the analysis items 19 to 26 that have been completed.

The analysis candidates to be analyzed next are the analysis items 19, 20, 21, 22, 2,
Analysis items 19, 20, 21, 2 as well as 3, 26
2, 23, and 26 are individually set and stored separately in a memory. When the analysis is completed, the stored analysis items are used as an analysis candidate list 28 for the completed analysis items 19 to 26. It is also possible to output a display at an adjacent position.

Further, the business analysis template 13
Indicates that the analysis result for the analysis item for each of the analysis items 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, and 26 indicates an abnormality,
One or a plurality of analysis candidates to be performed to determine the abnormality are stored and held as data mining analysis candidates 29. Note that data mining refers to finding (mining) valid information from a large amount of data. Data mining can extract regularities and causal relationships hidden in a large amount of data, and is an effective means for strategically utilizing a large amount of data accumulated in a company.

As shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, when the analysis for one analysis item designated by the customer (user) is completed, the analysis candidate list 28 for the analysis item is displayed and output, and the analysis result is displayed. When an abnormality is indicated, the mining analysis candidate 29 is displayed and output on the display screen 25.

OL in the business analysis system 11 of FIG.
As shown in FIG. 9, all the analysis items 1 set in the business analysis template 13 are included in the AP template 14.
A program memory 30 storing analysis execution programs for 9, 20, 21, 22, 23, and 26 is provided. Each analysis execution program stored in the program memory 30 may be a commercially available analysis program or a dedicated analysis program specially created when the OLAP template 14 is created.

Further, the OLAP template 14 includes an analysis instruction fetching unit 31 for fetching an analysis instruction from the business analysis template 13 and a search condition for searching data to be analyzed from the DB template 12 by a customer (user).
A data search condition setting unit 32 for setting the data search condition, and a data search unit 33 for searching data from the DB template 12 under the conditions set by the data search condition setting unit 32 are incorporated.

Further, the OLAP template 14 includes, in the data analysis unit 3 that performs the analysis actually specified by using the analysis execution program read from the program memory 30 on the data retrieved by the data retrieval unit 33.
4. a data display processing unit 35 for displaying and outputting the analysis result of the data analysis unit 34 on the display screen 25 of the display unit; and a data display mode for changing the display mode of the analysis result displayed and output on the display screen 25 of the display unit. A change unit 36 and the like are incorporated.

FIG. 10 shows the data search condition setting section 32.
Is a diagram showing a data search condition setting screen displayed on the display screen 25 of the display device. On the left side of the screen, a large number of search target data 37 displayed in a hierarchically related manner are displayed, and on the right side of the screen, a setting screen for a search data item 39 and a search condition 40 for search data are provided.

FIG. 11 shows that the OLAP template 14
FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram showing a processing operation from data retrieval and analysis from a B template 12 to display and output of an analysis result. The data search unit 33 of the OLAP template 14
The database (DB) 41 in the DB template 12 is searched under the conditions specified by the data search condition setting unit 32 (1), and for example, a cube (three-dimensional data) of the searched data is created (2). Then, from the created data cube (three-dimensional data), for example, it is collectively displayed and output in the sales ranking table 42 (3). Then, necessary analysis is performed using the sales ranking table 42 (4).

Further, the data display mode changing unit 36 uses the data cube (three-dimensional data) based on the instruction of the customer (user) to display the sales ranking table 42 as the analysis result displayed and output, based on the instruction of the customer (user). The display is changed to a pie chart shown in FIG. 12 or a three-dimensional graph shown in FIG. In addition,
The data display mode changing unit 36 displays not only the pie chart shown in FIG. 12 and the three-dimensional graph shown in FIG. 13 but also a bar graph and a scatter diagram format, as well as rotation of table data and drill display of table data.

In the DB template 12 of the business analysis system 11 shown in FIG. 1, a database (D) for storing and holding various data extracted from the core system 15 as described above.
B) In addition to 41, as shown in FIG.
5 is provided with an extraction program memory 43 for storing an extraction program for extracting various data from each of the data files 45a and 45b.

FIG. 14 is a diagram showing the flow of instructions and data among the core system 15, the DB template 12, the business analysis template 13, and the OLAP template 14 in the business analysis system 11.

In this embodiment system, the core system 15 is the A system 4 that performs different tasks.
4a and a B system 44b. In each of the systems 44a and 44b, a data file 45a for storing various data generated in the course of executing various tasks by each of the systems 44a and 44b,
45b is provided.

Setting processing for the DB template 12, the task analysis template 13, and the OLAP template 14 of the task analysis system 11 when the newly constructed task analysis system 11 is connected to the core system 15 configured as described above. Will be described step by step. Note that the reference numerals (a), (b),... In the drawing correspond to the reference numerals (a), (b),.

(A) The business analysis template 13 is one of the analysis items 19 to 26 in each hierarchically connected category stored in its own storage unit.
The analysis items 19 to 26 that can be actually applied are specified and registered in the storage unit. Then, each of the registered analysis items 19 to
Only 26 is added to the analysis menu displayed on the display screen 25 shown in FIG. Further, in response to the click operation of the help button 27, the documents (documents) stored in the analysis model explanation memory 24 to be displayed in the display scene 25 also include the analysis items 19 to 26 is rewritten.

(B) The business analysis template 13 transmits to the DB template 12 an instruction to collect data necessary for each of the analysis items 19 to 26 set based on the specifications of the core system 15.

(C) (d) Business analysis template 13
DB template 12 that has received a data collection instruction from DB
Extracts the data specified by the collection instruction stored in each data file 45a, 45b of each system 44a, 44b using the extraction program stored in the extraction program memory 43, and (DB) 41 is written.

(E) The business analysis template 13 transmits the analysis items 19 to 26 set based on the specifications of the core system 15 to the OLAP template 14.

(F) The OLAP template 14 specifies an analysis execution program corresponding to each of the specified analysis items 19 to 26 in the analysis execution program stored in the program memory 30 shown in FIG. And OLAP
In the template 14, in the data requested by the previously specified analysis execution program in the program memory 30, the business analysis template 13
When data that is not included in the data instructed to collect is included in the DB template 12, an additional data collection instruction is sent to the DB template 12.

(G) DB template 12 that has received an additional data collection instruction from OLAP template 14
Extracts each data additionally designated by the collection instruction stored in each data file 45a, 45b of each system 44a, 44b using an extraction program stored in the extraction program memory 43, and Write to the database (DB) 41. Further, the DB template 12 transmits the database configuration of its own database (DB) 41 to the OLAP template 14, and
LAP template 14 is its own database (DB)
41 makes it easier to search for data.

When the preparation processing is completed in the above (a) to (g), the customer (user) activates the business analysis template 13 by key operation using a keyboard (not shown), and
Is displayed on the display screen 25 of the display device.

(H) Then, when the customer (user) designates one of the analysis items 19 to 26 by mouse operation, the business analysis template 13 transmits an analysis instruction of the designated analysis items 19 to 26 to the OLAP template 14. .

(I) OL receiving analysis instruction designating analysis items 19 to 26 from business analysis template 13
The AP template 14 searches the database (DB) 41 of the DB template 12 for data in which the data used in the specified analysis is set using the search condition setting screen shown in FIG.

(J) The OLAP template 14
The data retrieved from the database (DB) 41 of the B template 12 is analyzed using the analysis execution program of the designated analysis item.

(K) When the analysis of the specified analysis items 19 to 26 is completed, the OLAP template 14 displays and outputs the analysis result on the display screen 25, and displays the normal / abnormal judgment result of the analysis result and the analysis end information. It is transmitted to the business analysis template 13.

(M) The business analysis template 13 receiving the normal / abnormal judgment result of the analysis result and the analysis end information from the OLAP template 14 is adjacent to the analysis items 19 to 26 whose analysis has been completed, as described above. One or more analysis items 19 to 26 are shown and output as an analysis candidate list 28 to be analyzed next to the analysis that has been completed, as shown in FIG. Furthermore, the business analysis template 13 indicates that the normal /
When the abnormality determination result indicates an abnormality, one or a plurality of analysis candidates to be carried out in order to find out the mining analysis candidate 29
And display output as shown in FIGS.

The business analysis system 1 configured as described above
In 1, the task analysis template 13 stores analysis items 19 to 26 of various tasks that can be analyzed by the task analysis system 11 in a state of being connected in a hierarchical format. When the business analysis system 11 is started, data necessary for actual analysis in each of the analysis items 19 to 26 stored in the business analysis template 13 is extracted from the core system 15 and the DB template 12
Is written into the database (DB) 41 of the first embodiment.

In this state, when the customer (user) specifies desired analysis items 19 to 26 from the analysis menu shown in FIG. An analysis instruction is input from the analysis template 13 to the OLAP template 14. The OLAP template 14 takes in data necessary for the instructed analysis from the DB template 12 and performs the relevant analysis. Then, the analysis result is displayed.

Therefore, the customer (user) can use a large number of analysis items 19 to 26 prepared in the business analysis template 13.
The user can designate and execute the desired analysis items 19 to 26. The business analysis system 11
Since the designer does not need to design the business analysis system 11 having different specifications for each customer (user), the manufacturing cost of the second and subsequent business analysis systems 11 can be reduced, and the manufacturing period can be shortened.

After the analysis for the specified analysis items 19 to 26 is completed and the analysis result is displayed on the display screen 25, the analysis candidate list 28 to be executed next to this analysis is displayed. Therefore, the customer (user) can analyze a series of analysis items 19 to 26 related to each other by a simple operation.

Further, if the customer (user) is unsure of the analysis purpose of the analysis items 19 to 29 designated by himself or the viewpoint of the analysis result, the customer (user) designates the analysis items 19 to 26 and clicks the help button 27, for example. Then, it is possible to display and output the analysis purpose and the analysis result. Therefore,
The business analysis system 11 is very easy to use for the customer (user).

When the analysis results of the designated analysis items 19 to 26 indicate an abnormality, one or a plurality of analysis candidates to be carried out to investigate the abnormality are displayed on the display screen 25 as mining analysis candidates 29. Display output. Therefore, when an abnormality is found in the analysis result, the customer (user) can find out the cause of the abnormality in a short time.

The present invention is not limited to the above embodiment. In the business analysis system 11 shown in FIG. 1, three templates of the DB template 12, the business analysis template 13, and the OLAP template 14 are provided, but the DB template 12 can be omitted.

In this case, when the customer (user) designates the analysis items 19 to 26 using the analysis menu displayed on the display screen 25 in the business analysis template 13, the analysis instruction is transmitted to the OLAP template 14. . Then, the OLAP template 14 is activated, and the data necessary for the analysis specified directly from the data files 45a and 45b of the core system 15 is searched, and the specified analysis is performed using the searched data. .

Therefore, in this work analysis system, although the load on the OLAP template 14 slightly increases, the work analysis system 1 of the embodiment shown in FIG.
It is possible to achieve substantially the same operation and effect as 1.

Further, the business analysis system can be composed of two templates, a business analysis template 13 and a DB template 12. In this case, instead of the OLAP template 14, an analysis tool incorporated in the business analysis system or a commercially available analysis tool is used as a function for actually performing the business analysis.

In such a business analysis system,
When the customer (user) designates the analysis items 19 to 26 using the analysis menu displayed on the display screen 25 in the business analysis template 13, the analysis tool described above
The specified analysis process is performed using the data stored in the database (DB) 41 of the template 12. Therefore, it is possible for the customer (user) to have almost the same usability as the task analysis system 11 of the embodiment shown in FIG. 1 described above.

[0081]

As described above, in the task analysis system of the present invention, a task analysis template for providing selection guidance for all analysis items for various tasks in the core system is incorporated in the system.

Therefore, the specifications of this business analysis system can be common to all customers who handle this business analysis system, and even if the customer (user) is changed, the specifications of each business required by each customer are changed. The analysis specification can be set only by the selection operation on the screen, and the analysis result requested by the customer can be easily provided.

Further, by utilizing the construction technique of the business analysis system of the present invention, the design / development / education / application of the application for investigating the data file of the backbone system, designing / constructing the DB database, and analyzing. A series of man-hours for constructing a DWH system such as guidance can be reduced.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram showing a schematic configuration of a business analysis system according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an overall configuration of a task analysis template incorporated in the task analysis system.

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a classification configuration of the business analysis template;

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a classification configuration of the business analysis template.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing storage contents of an analysis model explanation memory in the work analysis template;

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing storage contents of an analysis model explanation memory in the business analysis template.

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an analysis menu displayed on a display screen by the business analysis template.

FIG. 8 is a diagram showing mining analysis candidates displayed on a display screen in the business analysis template.

FIG. 9 is a diagram showing an overall configuration of an OLAP template incorporated in the business analysis system;

FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a search condition setting screen displayed on the display screen using the OLAP template.

FIG. 11 is a diagram showing a data flow between an OLAP template and a DB template in the business analysis system.

FIG. 12 is a view showing an analysis result analyzed by an OLAP template in the business analysis system;

FIG. 13 is also an OLAP in the business analysis system.
Diagram showing analysis results analyzed by template

FIG. 14 is a diagram showing a flow of commands and data among a DB template, a business analysis template, and an OLAP template in the business analysis system.

FIG. 15 is a schematic diagram showing a conventional business analysis system.

FIG. 16 is a schematic diagram showing a conventional business analysis system.

FIG. 17 is a schematic diagram showing a conventional business analysis system.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 11 ... Business analysis system 12 ... DB template 13 ... Business analysis template 14 ... OLAP template 15 ... Core system 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 26 ... Analysis item 24 ... Analysis model explanation memory 25 ... Display screen 28 ... Analysis candidate List 29: Data mining analysis candidates

 ──────────────────────────────────────────────────続 き Continuation of the front page (71) Applicant 000003078 Toshiba Corporation 72 Horikawa-cho, Saiwai-ku, Kawasaki-shi, Kanagawa (72) Inventor Takahiro Mitsui 1-1-1, Shibaura, Minato-ku, Tokyo Inside the Toshiba head office (72) Inventor Mihoko Nomura 1-1-1 Shibaura, Minato-ku, Tokyo Toshiba Building Toshiba System Development Co., Ltd. (72) Inventor Kazuo Onuki 4-7-7 Aobadai, Meguro-ku, Tokyo (Aobadai Hills) Toshiba Oh A Consultant Co., Ltd. (72) Inventor Ikuo Suita 1-1-1 Shibaura, Minato-ku, Tokyo Toshiba Building Toshiba System Development Co., Ltd. (72) Inventor Shinichi Ito Minato-ku, Tokyo 1-1-1 Shibaura Toshiba Building Toshiba System Development Co., Ltd. F-term (reference) 5B075 N D20 PP02 PP03 PP13 PP30 PQ02 PQ14 PQ32 PQ46 PQ62 UU40 5B082 GA07

Claims (5)

[Claims] 1. A task analysis system for analyzing various tasks in a mission-critical system that executes various tasks, comprising: a data extraction unit that extracts various data of the mission-critical system based on a collection instruction; A DB template having a database to be stored and held;
A business analysis template having data collection instructing means for instructing the B template, an analysis menu display means for displaying an analysis menu for the various tasks, and an analysis instruction output means for outputting an analysis instruction for an operation designated analysis; A data search unit for searching for data necessary for the analysis instructed from the DB template based on the analysis instruction input from the business analysis template, and executing the analysis specified by using the data searched by the data search unit And an analysis result output means for outputting an analysis result of the analysis executed by the analysis execution means.
A business analysis system including a LAP template. 2. The OLAP template, after completing the instructed execution of the analysis, transmits analysis completion information to the business analysis template, and the business analysis template stores each analysis item of each business in a hierarchical manner. 2. The business analysis system according to claim 1, wherein when the analysis completion information is received, an analysis candidate to be analyzed next to the analysis that has been completed is displayed. 3. The analysis model explanation memory, which stores an analysis purpose and an analysis result view in each analysis of each operation, and the analysis model explanation memory according to an explanation instruction designating an analysis item. 2. An analysis explanation output means for displaying and outputting the analysis purpose of the relevant analysis and the viewpoint of the analysis result stored in the storage device.
Or the business analysis system according to 2. 4. A task analysis system for analyzing various tasks in a core system for executing various tasks, wherein an analysis menu display means for displaying an analysis menu of the various tasks, and outputting an analysis instruction for the analysis specified by the operation. A business analysis template having analysis instruction output means; a data search means for searching for data necessary for the analysis instructed from the core system based on the analysis instruction input from the business analysis template; OLA having analysis executing means for executing an analysis specified by using the retrieved data, and analysis result outputting means for outputting an analysis result of the analysis executed by the analysis executing means.
Business analysis system provided with a P template. 5. A task analysis system for analyzing various tasks in a mission-critical system that executes various tasks, comprising: a data extracting means for extracting various data of the mission-critical system based on a collection instruction; A DB template having a database for storing and holding, and the D
Business analysis including a data collection instructing means for instructing the B template, an analysis menu display means for displaying an analysis menu of the various business, and a business analysis template having an analysis instructing means for instructing the analysis specified by the operation. system.