Tag Archives: Business Intelligence
BITeamwork 1.8 (Nobel Release) – It’s Dynamite
BITeamwork has been out since Oracle Open World 2012 but since its involvement with several customers the product has evolved into a really amazing software offering. Clearly BITeamwork is the collaboration solution for Oracle BI which allows users to create dashboard comments, table and pivot table cell annotations, and then manage it all but it also has some amazing administration features. Actually, the roadmap for BITeamwork is to make up the gaps that customers see in the BI product such as custom metadata dictionaries, better management tools for ibots/agent, and a better caching system. Customers and implementers of Oracle BI should support the product now so that these items actually come to fruition.
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Stopping Oracle BI 11g on Windows without Prompting for Credentials
I get asked repeatedly about the start and stop process for Oracle BI 11g. I have some amazing wisdom to share in an upcoming post but for now the question that I get asked the most is actually from those who are using a Windows Operating System. Since the full Oracle BI 11g installation on […]
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Understanding Social and Collaborative Business Intelligence – Part 1
As of the end of 2012 all major software vendors offer a full-fledged Enterprise Social Network (ESN) as part of their enterprise offerings. Oracle is currently the exception as their Oracle Social Network is currently only available with its Fusion Applications (specifically its HCM and CRM application offerings). These social networks are analogous to the [...]
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