09.28.07
Posted in Business Intelligence (BI) at 10:14 am by irusgroup
Irus Group president Vijay Suri will be presenting at the Oracle BIWA (Business Intelligence, Warehousing and Analytics Special Interest Group Conference in Reston on October 3. His presentation is entitled “Strategies for Helping Federal Agencies Optimize Oracle BI Tools and Processes.”
The BIWA SIG is a resource for sharing expertise and vision among members dedicated to mutual success in leveraging Oracle business intelligence, data warehousing, and analytics features, options and products for the shared goal of Better Information – Better Results. Typical BIWA community users include business analysts, database administrators, data analysts, third-party solution providers, as well as developers of Oracle Database-based products. The mission of BIWA SIG shall be to serve as an open forum to foster success in the use and development of Oracle BIWA products. BIWA’s goals include the sharing of best practices and novel and interesting use cases of Oracle BIWA-centric technology.
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09.21.07
Posted in Business Intelligence (BI) at 2:21 pm by irusgroup
Check out this article from Information Week back in the spring. Confirms everything we’re seeing as well.
Business intelligence
is on a lot of companies’ to-do lists this year, with nearly half of the 500 IT professionals recently surveyed by InformationWeek Research planning to increase spending on software for viewing and analyzing business information above 2006 levels. Another 40% say they’ll maintain BI spending at last year’s level.
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09.13.07
Posted in Developers, Hyperion at 4:39 pm by irusgroup
Our consultants have been spending a lot of time on the New Business Intelligence Discussion Forums for Hyperion within the Oracle Technology Network.
The taxonomy for the “Business Intelligence” category in Oracle Discussion Forums has been re-organized and now includes forums for Hyperion Essbase, Hyperion Query and Reporting, and Hyperion Financial Performance Management Applications. You can also access the read-only Hyperion Developer Network Forums Archive from there.
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