The most common question faced by any ETL developer or a Data Warehouse project implementer is always related to performance. Whatever the tool may be, and however fast the job may be running, the end user will always desire something which is a little faster and quicker.
Tags: Data Warehousing, Training, Sharath Venkataranga, Business Intelligence, Tutorial, Oracle BI Applications, Examining OBIA 11g, Oracle Data Integrator (ODI), Blog
Tags: Keith Mascarenhas, Oracle, Tutorial, Oracle BI, Oracle BI Applications, Examining OBIA 11g, Oracle Data Integrator (ODI), Blog
FSG is a report-building tool for Oracle E-Business Suite used for creating financial statements such as the income statement, trial balance, balance sheet, and cash flow statement. FSG reports typically are complex to build, difficult to maintain, and do not provide the modern analytical capabilities that exist with the Oracle Business Intelligence platform.
Tags: Webinar, Financial Analytics, Pre-Built Solutions, Oracle BI, Oracle BI Applications, Kumar Krishnaswamy, Pavan Nanjundaiah, FSG Reporting for Financial Analytics, Blog
The BI Apps from Oracle present customers with a nice head start to getting their BI environment up and running. But for many customers, their user community demands lighting-fast speeds while running dashboards, reports and ad-hoc queries.
Tags: Data Warehousing, Webinar, OBIEE, Performance Layer, Oracle BI, Oracle BI Applications, Jeff McQuigg, Blog
In addition to supporting regular session variables that are populated from one data source, Oracle Business Intelligence 11.1.1.7.0 also supports session variables that can be populated from multiple data sources. These multi-source session variables can be used in logical queries or in repository data filters and contain the union of values from the different data sources. There is no restriction on the number of values that the multi-source session variable can hold. To create a multi-source session variable, you first create row-wise initialization blocks for each source.
Tags: OBIEE, Shiva Molabanti, Business Intelligence, Oracle BI, Blog
Join me as I will be representing KPI University at KScope 2013, the Oracle Development Tools User Group (ODTUG) Conference, June 23 – 27 in the exciting city of New Orleans. Register to attend one of our two hands-on BI labs featuring OBIEE 11g Analysis and Dashboards. See you in New Orleans!
Tags: OBIEE, KPI University, Training, Nancy Hamilton, Oracle BI, KScope
As part of the prestigious honor of being recognized with an Oracle Excellence Award for Specialized Partner of the Year, KPI Partners is mentioned in the most recent printed and online issue of Oracle Magazine.
Tags: Awards, Press, Jeff Henley, Tyler Prince, Oracle, Puneet Aggarwal, Oracle BI Applications, Kumar Krishnaswamy, Blog
It may be strange to be writing this with the intention of posting to a blog, but I thought someone should step back a minute and issue a few words of warning about information that can be found on the web about Oracle BI EE.
Tags: OBIEE, Mobile BI, Oracle, Kurt Wolff, Oracle BI, Oracle BI Applications, Jeff McQuigg, Blog
| KPI's "Vegas Night On The Bay" Appreciation Event & Happy Hour at Oracle OpenWorld |
Late Sunday September 30th, all clients, partners, prospects, and friends were invited to join us for good times, good music, casino games, complimentary cocktails, and appetizers aboard the 100 foot luxury yacht. We transformed this yacht into a vegas-themed party spot for one special night.
Tags: Oracle OpenWorld, Events
BOSTON, MA – September 4, 2012 – There is a saying that if it cannot be measured, it cannot be managed. Traditionally, projects have used schedules and budgets to monitor progress. This only provides part of the answer. It does not address other variables.
Tags: Sid Goel, Case Study, Project Analytics, News, Oracle BI, Book
