Take Part in the BI Survey 15, and Have Your Voice Heard!
Long-term readers of this blog will know that we’ve supported for many years the BI Survey, an independent survey of BI tools customers and implementors. »
An Oracle BI "Blast from the Past": Ten Products from Oracle's BI History You May Not Have Heard Of...
With Oracle BI Enterprise Edition, the BI Apps and Hyperion EPM Suite, Oracle have a set of reporting and analysis tools that can be considered "best »
What Skills Does an Oracle BI Developer Need in 2009?
One of the publications that I write for is the ODTUG Technical Journal, where I contribute a regular "business intelligence" column. ODTUG is aimed »
Email Distribution of Reports using BI Publisher and Discoverer
One of the presentations I'm giving on the Monday at the UKOUG Conference is a joint talk with Mike Durran, the Oracle Discoverer Product Manager. Mike »
Detailed Configuration Steps for BI Publisher and Discoverer Integration
I'd noticed a couple of comments on this blog, and some others, around the setup steps required for Oracle BI Publisher and Discoverer integration. Setting this »
Integrating BI Publisher and Discoverer
The other day I wrote about the first of the integration features between Oracle BI Suite Standard Edition and Enterprise Edition in my article "Integrating Oracle »
Oracle Data Integrator Article on OTN
My article on real-time data integration with Oracle Data Integrator has just been published on OTN. This was quite an interesting article to write; apart from »
Odds and Ends
Just a quick catch up post, as I sit here watching Spurs draw 1-1 with Blackburn. Brian Duff posted a link earlier this week to the »
Thoughts on OBI EE for Discoverer Users
I mentioned the other days that one of the papers I’m delivering for ODTUG Kaleidoscope 2007 is on Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition (OBI EE) »
Time Series in OBIEE compared with Discoverer
I just finished reading through Mark Rittman's post titled OBI EE, Time Dimensions and Time-Series Calculations Here, Mark goes on a wee journey to look at »