OBIEE job trends
Here’s an interesting chart I found
I guess it means two things – OBIEE is becoming more popular and job market outlook looks good for OBIEE consultants
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The word “OBIEE” was introduced with the version 10,and nobody search OBIEE before that.Simple as that.
If you want to see the real trend try Siebel Analytics.
Thank you for the observation. I’m well aware of SA legacy (as well as nQuire’s). However, I think Siebel Analytics trend would be similar.
siebel analytics Job Trends
siebel analytics jobs
The y-axe is not rely meaningful. What exactly does it depict?
I think it’s showing the (“# of obiee/siebel analytics jobs” divided by “total # of jobs in their DB” over time).