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Oracle Analytics by Adrian Ward

25 Years Experience and Counting

Author: Adrian Ward

30 Years working on Oracle systems, specialising in Oracle analytics. Previously known as OBIEE, and before that Seibel Analytics Oracle ACE

OBIEE Recruiting

Posted on November 4, 2009 By Adrian Ward

Below is the ad we just posted on Jobserve. If any of you bloggers or readers can pass this on or know anyone coming available (who would pass the technical exam) I would be very grateful. (what do you think of the ad? Too geeky, not enough, too salesy?) …….

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It’s Movember

Posted on November 3, 2009 By Adrian Ward

Sorry but I can’t stay quiet any longer. I’ve had enough. Why are people wasting my time. If you don’t know OBIEE – DO NOT pretend you do know it. The next person who turns up to an interview had better match his/her CV. Am I asking too much? –…

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Jeff’s New Place

Posted on September 1, 2009 By Adrian Ward

Well worth keeping an eye on. http://greatobi.wordpress.com/ Jeff is one of the old boys! adrian.ward@addidici.com www.addidici.com

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Another new blogger

Posted on July 29, 2009 By Adrian Ward

Have a look at Tips On OBIEE => http://tipsonobiee.blogspot.com/I like the one about the short URL name, what shortname can I think of….. Keep them coming. the more the merrier (as they say). If you are wondering why I’m not blogging much, I have several excuses, including writing the book…

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State of the OBIEE Market

Posted on June 24, 2009 By Adrian Ward

Recession, what recession? Ever since I started up Majendi (Now Rittman Mead), the market for Siebel Analytics (now Oracle BI) has been a roller coaster. Looking back, supply and demand for consultants / contractors / permies has either been heavily biased to supply or to demand. Getting the balance right…

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Dont Try This At Home Kids

Posted on June 17, 2009 By Adrian Ward

Having just spent some time on a prjoect with Christian Berg and Venkat, and seeing some of the presentations at the BI Forum, I have come up with my all time top 10 of ‘Don’t do this without an Adult Supervisor’ 1. Implement Essbase in OBIEE2. Use xml editors to…

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BI Forum Lunch

Posted on May 26, 2009 By Adrian Ward

Not only were the presentations excellent, but the food was great too. Although we did sneak off to the pier for fish and chips and donuts one lunchtime. Mind you our hotel was a bit odd! and Mark is very scary! adrian.ward@addidici.com www.addidici.com

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Love Hate Essbase in OBIEE

Posted on May 21, 2009 By Adrian Ward

Just you just love the speed of reporting on Essbase Cubes. Building the cubes is super fast. Having a simple report with one Measure is a pleasure to to build and run. Now try doing anything that OBIEE is good at. How about having a flat hierarchy? No Ok, what…

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What is BI Apps?

Posted on May 20, 2009 By Adrian Ward

I keep getting this question, along with how does Informatica interact with the OBIEE, and just what is the DAC? BI Apps can simply be described as 4 repositories. – rpd file for BI Server– Webcat files for Presentation catalog– xml files for DAC– rep file for Infomatica After you…

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BI Apps Installation on Solaris 10, Essbase on 10.1.3.4.1

Posted on May 19, 2009 By Adrian Ward

Sorry I have n’t been blogging much, life has been crazy busy.I did start trying to keep a running commentry at the BI Forum, but found that I was getting too engrossed in the content to write properly. It was great to meet evryone at the forum, some I had…

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