OAC Oracle Analytics Cloud November 2022 Update: the New Features, Ranked The November 2022 Update for Oracle Analytics Cloud came out few days ago and in this blog post I'm going to have a look at all the new features it includes.
oas Leveraging Custom Python Scripts in Oracle Analytics Server This post illustrates how to leverage custom Python scripts in Oracle Analytics Server to give you greater control and flexibility over specific data processing needs.
oas Analyzing Brand Reputation with Oracle Analytics This post illustrates how to use Oracle Analytics to perform brand reputation analysis without machine learning or marketing experience.
oas Oracle Analytics Server 2022 (6.4): The Best 15 New Features, Ranked OAS 6.4 is finally live and provides a big set of enhancements that had been already available to OAC users. New features mostly affect the Data Visualization tool and involve the full process flow, from the data preparation to the data presentation, including visualizations, machine learning and administration improvements.
chitchat ChitChat for OBIEE - Now Available as Open Source! ChitChat is the Rittman Mead commentary tool for OBIEE. ChitChat enhances the BI experience by bridging conversational capabilities into the BI dashboard, increasing ease-of-use and seamlessly joining current workflows. From tracking the history behind analytical results to commenting on specific reports, ChitChat provides a multi-tiered platform built into the BI
performance analytics A Performance Analytics Application Case Study: Challenges and Successes The Performance Analytics application is a collection of open source technologies that aids users in: identifying performance bottlenecks, identifying causes for slow report execution, discovering areas for performance optimization, and gathering meaningful insights into the health of an OBIEE environment. This post focuses on lessons learned after a successful Performance
obiee Common OBIEE Implementation Mistakes That Impact Performance I've recently performed several assessments to help our clients diagnose and fix their OBIEE performance problems. They often share similar design or implementation issues, and I thought it would be useful to present them here as a handy reference: No software monitoring Randomly changing configuration settings Data transformation at query
