Wednesday, May 31st, 2006 by Peter Scott
Last week I downloaded and installed the Enterprise Edition BI suite from Oracle’s e-delivery website.
Installation of the components that I wanted to try was a breeze and getting the admin tool up a running and pointing at a real database was straight forward. I had decided to go with one of our development databases (around […]
Tuesday, May 30th, 2006 by Mark Rittman
The other week I went through a walkthrough of Siebel Answers and Siebel Intelligence Dashboards, and I mentioned at the time that it was possible to use reports generated by these two tools as the basis for an alerting mechanism. Within Siebel Analytics (and Oracle BI Suite Enterprise Edition) alerting is provided via Siebel Delivers, […]
Tuesday, May 30th, 2006 by Mark Rittman
The other week I went through a
walkthrough of Siebel Answers and Siebel
Intelligence Dashboards, and I mentioned at the time that it was possible to use
reports generated by these two tools as the basis for an alerting mechanism.
Within Siebel Analytics (and Oracle BI Suite Enterprise Edition) alerting is
provided via Siebel Delivers, and in this posting I’ll […]
Monday, May 29th, 2006 by Peter Scott
Mark Rittman has been hosting a BI & DW forum since the beginning of the year. But from a recent post from Mark there is a strong possibility that forum will fold; not because there is a lack of posts but because it is starting to look a bit like AskMark and Mr Rittman is […]
Monday, May 29th, 2006 by Mark Rittman
Apart from a
talent for producing criminal geniuses, the UK seems to be good at producing
data warehousing experts, and Kalido’s Andy Hayler is one of my favourites. His
blog is always a good read, and I particularly enjoyed a couple of his recent
posts, on
data warehouse architectures, and the
business payoff of a data warehouse project.
The data warehouse […]
