Rittman Mead - Delivered Intelligence

In my last blog post, i basically showed how we can do multi-dimension OLAP aware reporting by altering the physical data-warehouse model. Along similar lines, one other common thing that i have found recently in many implementations is the extensive use of AGO and ToDate functions. AGO and ToDate are probably one of the most [...]

I know this blog title can be classified as a deviation from my more conventional ones but i have been planning on writing this for a while now, so hopefully this should be of some interest to everyone. As we start working with BI EE more and more, we get to know what its good [...]

I’m honored and excited to be speaking at the Suncoast Oracle Users Group (SOUG) monthly meeting on May 27th, 2010, at the PricewaterhouseCoopers facility at 3109 W. Martin Luther King Blvd., Tampa, FL 33607. Much appreciation to the Oracle Nerd Chet Justice for recruiting me to speak at this event. As I’m still very much [...]

One of the less known/less used capabilities of BI EE is the ability to switch between Aggregate tables based on the number of members in a level. For example, lets consider the screenshot shown below In most cases, we will not have the necessity to alter the number shown above. But there are cases(especially in [...]

This is the week of Colloborate 2010 conference. Mark, myself, Pete and Stewart were scheduled to present this year but due to the European Airspace closure, myself and Pete haven’t been able to actually travel this year. Its a real shame as we all really looked forward to this conference in Vegas. The topic that [...]