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Moved to a new hosting

November 29th, 2011 No comments

Hello. Just finished moving the site to a new hosting. Still in testing. Please let me know if you find something wrong with it. Thank you for your patience.

There’re many interesting things happening in Oracle BI World and I can’t wait to write about those.

OBIEE blog changed hosting.

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OBIEE Prototyping

July 20th, 2011 No comments

Today I read an article by Jeff McQuigg (a leading Oracle Business Intelligence expert) who wrote about often overlooked topic – prototyping in OBIEE. I think it’s a great way to deliver OBIEE solution fast and effectively. There might be several organizational issues – such as users’ good will and availability, knowledge of the data, and scheduling meetings – but in general – I think it’s great way to proceed. And I think such a meeting would look like this:

Stay well!

Excellent OBIEE 11g video in high definition

June 26th, 2011 No comments

KPI Partners uploaded a very high-quality OBIEE 11g demo. I reallly liked it.

Please let me know what you think.

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OBIEE tips and tricks video from BICG

April 14th, 2011 No comments

Here’s an interesting webinar by BICG group *Christian Screen and Marty Mersinger present*

Please comment if you find other interesting videos

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BI Forum 2010 is going extremely well

May 20th, 2010 5 comments

I wish I was there …

I’m very happy that BI Forum 2010 is going well. It seems as all BI consulting gurus and those wishing to join their rank are having a blast – just read their Twitter feed Bi Forum tweeter feed.

I want to make a point to attend next year. Unfortunately, due to some passport-visa circumstances beyond my control (hint – New Schengen visa rules which invalidates passports issued more than 10 years ago – even if they’re still valid) , it’s not possible for me to travel to Europe until I replace my passport. Unfortunately, I’m not the only one affected by this – I know that there’re many people from India in the US (issued passports with 20 year validity) who are not able to travel to Europe due to new Schengen rules, and for them, it’s burdensome to travel to India, since they have to get the new passport at the same place where it was issued.

My warm greetings to everyone. I hope I can make it to DC this year for Kaleidoscope.