ODTUG Kaleidoscope 2010 : Call for (BI & DW) Papers

September 25th, 2009 by Mark Rittman

ODTUG have just announced that next year’s conference, ODTUG Kaleidoscope 2010, will be held in Washington D.C. from June 27th – July 1st 2010, and the call for papers is now open.

My first ever Kaleidoscope was in Washington back in 2006, and this is where I met Borkur Steingrimsson who went on to become our first employee when we formed Rittman Mead the year after. Kaleidoscope in Washington seems to correspond with World Cup year; the one in 2006 was when the World Cup was in Japan and this time, it’s when then World Cup is in South Africa, which means I’ll have to be in the hotel bar early in the morning to catch England’s games. Anyway…

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This year, Kent Graziano and myself are really looking to make the BI&DW stream something special, and take a leaf out of the Hyperion SIG’s book and try and lay on a well structured, well thought out agenda. By the time that Kaleidoscope comes around we should have the 11g release of OBIEE out, maybe the 11g release of ODI, we’ve already got the 11gR2 version of OWB and of course the 11gR2 version of the database. If you liked the idea of our BI Forum in Brighton last year but couldn’t make it over from the States, or if you’ve from further afield and fancy a trip to Washington, and you’ve got an interesting story to tell about Oracle BI or DW, put in an abstract proposal and hopefully we’ll see you there.

We are particularly looking for papers on

  • Oracle BI EE 11g and OWB 11gR2 new features and functionality
  • Oracle BI internals, hidden features, tips and tricks
  • BI and DW performance optimization, clustering, high availability
  • Oracle BI integration with EPM, SOA etc
  • Migration from Discoverer, Portal, Reports etc

We’re also keen to have a data warehousing stream next year, hopefully we can dedicate a day, or a stream during the conference, to data warehousing, Exadata and so on. If you’re looking to present on:

  • Data Warehouse design (logical and physical
  • Exadata and Database Machine experiences, best practices, design approach
  • Data warehouse tuning and optimization
  • The new DW features in 11gR2 (in-memory parallel query, columnar compression etc

we’d be most interested in hearing from you. If you’d also like to help with organizing the event, helping to shape or run the various stream and/or judge the papers, let me know and we’d be glad to have your support. Note that the abstract process closes on October 27th, so you’ll need to get thinking about things soon.

Details on the event are on the ODTUG Kaleidoscope 2010 website, and we’ll look forward to seeing you in Washington.

Comments

  1. Kranthi Says:

    Hi Rittman,

    I want a conformation on when would the book BI Suite Developers Guide as said by you would release in second quarter of 2009.

    Can you update me about it and in the books section.Eagerly waiting for the book to learn more.

    Thanks,
    Best Wishes,
    Kranthi.

  2. Mark Rittman Says:

    Hi Kranthi,

    Our plans are for the book to come out at some point in 2010, after the 11g release of OBIEE. We delayed writing it until the 11g release as there are so many useful new features shipping with this version, and we plan to resume writing based on this release later in 2009.

    Keep an eye on the blog for more details, and for a closer estimate of the release date around Q2 2010.

    regards

    Mark

  3. kranthi Says:

    Thanks for the prompt reply mark

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