Visualization - Rittman Mead

Rittman Mead at Kscope 2018

Kscope 2018 is just a week away! Magnificent location (Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin Resort) for one of the best tech conferences of the year! The agenda is impressive (look here) spanning over ten different tracks from the traditional EPM, BI Analytics and Data Visualization, to the newly added

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The Visual Plugin Pack for OBIEE

Last week we announced the Rittman Mead Open Source project, and released into open source: the excellent Insights project, a javascript API/framework for building a new frontend for OBIEE, written by Minesh Patel Enhanced usage tracking for OBIEE, to track click-by-click how your users interact with the application Today

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Insights - An Open-Source Visualisation Platform for OBIEE

On and off over the last year, I have spent some time developing a customisable framework for building visualisations and dashboards, using OBIEE as the back-end. The result is Insights, a JavaScript web application that offers a modern alternative to OBIEE Answers. As of today, we have officially open sourced

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The Rittman Mead Open Source Project

We have a strong innovation spirit at Rittman Mead, with all staff encouraged to use technology to its best advantage in order to do things with the software that haven't been done before. Some of these projects may may be 'scratching the itch' of a repeated manual task that should

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Combining Google Analytics and JSON data through Apache Drill in Oracle Data Visualization Desktop

I've been talking a lot about Oracle's Data Visualization Desktop (DVD) recently, explaining DVD 12.2.2.0 new features and the details of Data Flow component via a fantasy football use case. Yesterday a new requirement was raised within Rittman Mead: we wanted to analyse our blog stats and

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Data Visualization Desktop 12.2.2.0: Data Flow Component

My previous post contained a brief description of Data Visualization Desktop (DVD) new features in 12.2.2.0, in terms of sources, visualisations and components. In this post we're going to simulate a typical analyst use case and understand how DVD can support the process. Data Visualisation Desktop is

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Simple Ways to Simplify: Quick Fixes to Enhance OBIEE Visuals

Over the past couple of months I worked with a few clients in order to conduct an assessment on dashboard and analysis design. In most cases I was noticing that the dashboards were overflowing with content to the point that there was really no discernible “story” or “flow” to the