KPI Partners has developed a pre-built analytic application specifically designed for manufacturing and costing processes.
Minneapolis, Minnesota – November 17, 2011 -- KPI Partners today announced the introduction of Manufacturing Analytics for Oracle BI, a solution developed for use with the Oracle Business Intelligence platform and the Oracle E-Business Suite Manufacturing modules. KPI’s Manufacturing Analytics enable any organization to monitor and analyze the manufacturing processes and costing details that exist within an organization.
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Here is a technique for enabling the user to set join columns with a dashboard prompt.
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The Ago() “time series function” can be used to show data for a previous time period, as long as the previous time period corresponds to a level that has been defined in the period hierarchy. A typical period hierarchy containing day, month, quarter, and year levels would allow you to use the Ago function to construct measures showing data for day ago, month ago, quarter ago, year ago (or N days ago, N months ago, etc.).
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Someone asked a question on a “Siebel Analytics” email group a few days ago that I thought was worth discussing briefly here. The question posed was how to put a date prompt on a dashboard and return data for that date and the next 30 days. The solution could not involve presentation or report variables, since these were introduced only in a later version of Siebel Analytics that the person who posed the question did not have.
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Last week we had the privilege of working with Oracle and McDonalds to deliver some educational content around Oracle BI Financial Analytics. The main focus was on best practices and how to help other users focus on best practice metrics, reducing TCO (total cost of ownership), improving performace, and intergration with other enterprise systems.
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Award Winning Business Intelligence Applications Solution Realized an ROI of $500 Thousand In The First Week
ORACLE OPENWORLD, San Francisco, CA – October 3, 2011 – KPI Partners, a member of the Oracle® PartnerNetwork, is honored to be selected as Oracle’s 2011 recipient of the North America Titan Award in the ‘Business Intelligence Application Solution’ category. The awards are presented on Tuesday, October 4th during the Oracle North America Partner & Titan Award Gala held at San Francisco’s City Hall.
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KPI Partners has developed a pre-built analytic application specifically designed for standard repair processes.
San Francisco, California – October 2, 2011 -- KPI Partners today announced the introduction of Depot Repair Analytics for Oracle Business Intelligence, a solution developed for use with the Oracle Business Intelligence platform and the Oracle E-Business Suite Depot Repair module. KPI’s Depot Repair Analytics enable any organization to monitor and report on repair processes throughout the entire life cycle. Key analytical areas include Repair Orders, Estimates, and Shipping & Billing.
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By Harisha Pattela
To install and configure BI Composer for Oracle BI EE, use the following steps as a guide:
Step 1
Extend a Web Logic Server domain & to install BI Composer runtime implementation shared libraries:
- Stop the Web Logic Server.
- Launch the Configuration Wizard.
- Select Extend an existing Weblogic domain, and then click Next.
- Select the domain folder (for example, <mw_home>/user_projects/domains/bifoundation_domain), and then click Next.
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By Kurt Wolff
When I read the questions people ask about data modeling on OBIEE forums, one that seems to come up frequently is what to do when you have fact tables that do not join to all dimension tables.
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