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Oracle OpenWorld 2015 Roundup Part 2 : Data Integration, and Big Data (in the Cloud...)
Big Data

Oracle OpenWorld 2015 Roundup Part 2 : Data Integration, and Big Data (in the Cloud...)

In yesterdays part one of our three-part Oracle Openworld 2015 round-up [https://www.rittmanmead.com/blog/2015/11/oracle-openworld-2015-roundup-part-1-obiee12c-and-data-visualisation-cloud-service/] , we looked at the launch of OBIEE12c just before Openworld itself, and the new Data Visualisation Cloud Service that Thomas Kurian demo’d in his mid-week keynote. In part two we’

So What's the Real Point of ODI12c for Big Data Generating Pig and Spark Mappings?
Big Data

So What's the Real Point of ODI12c for Big Data Generating Pig and Spark Mappings?

Oracle ODI12c for Big Data [https://www.oracle.com/middleware/data-integration/enterprise-edition-big-data/index.html] came out the other week, and my colleague Jérôme Françoisse put together an introductory post on the new features [https://www.rittmanmead.com/blog/2015/04/odi12c-advanced-big-data-option-overview-install/] shortly after, covering ODI’s new ability to generate

Technical

Analyzing Twitter Data using Datasift, MongoDB and Pig

If you followed our recent postings on the updated Oracle Information Management Reference Architecture [https://www.rittmanmead.com/blog/2014/06/introducing-the-updated-oracle-rittman-mead-information-management-reference-architecture-pt1-information-architecture-and-the-data-factory/] , one of the key concepts we talk about is the “data reservoir”. This is a pool of additional data that you can add to your data warehouse, typically

Technical

Introducing the Updated Oracle / Rittman Mead Information Management Reference Architecture Pt1. - Information Architecture and the "Data Factory"

One of the things at Rittman Mead that we’re really interested in, is the architecture of “information management” systems and how these change over time as thinking, and product capabilities, evolve. In fact we often collaborate with the Enterprise Architecture team within Oracle, giving input into the architecture designs