Description
Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition (OBIEE) is the next-generation business intelligence system for enterprise reporting at Stanford.
a).Introduction to Oracle Business Intelligence
1. Business Intelligence and Transactional Applications
2. Daily Business Intelligence
3. Business Intelligence Balanced Scorecard
4. Enterprise Planning and Budgeting
5. Activity-Based Management for Business Intelligence
6. Oracle Integration Components Enabling Business Intelligence
7. Business Intelligence Data Hubs
8. Business Activity Monitoring
9. BPEL Process Manager
10. Enterprise Messaging Service
11. Custom Data Warehouse Solutions
12. The Role of the Oracle Database in Business Intelligence
13. Oracle Warehouse Builder
14. Oracle Business Intelligence Standard Edition
15. Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition
16. Business Intelligence (XML) Publisher
17. Oracle Portal
18. Spreadsheet Add-ins
19. Building Custom Business Intelligence Applications
20. Emerging Trends in Business Intelligence
b). Oracle’s Transactional Business Intelligence
1. Transactional Business Intelligence
2. Oracle’s Daily Business Intelligence
3. How Business Intelligence Works
4. Varieties of Business Intelligence
5. Business Intelligence Balanced Scorecards
6. Oracle Balanced Scorecard Structure
7. OBSC Architecture
8. Creating an Oracle Balanced Scorecard
9. Business Intelligence Data Hubs
10. The Oracle Customer Data Hub
11. Internals of Oracle Data Hubs
12. Other Oracle Data Hubs
13. Transactional vs. Strategic Business Intelligence
c). Introduction to Oracle Data Warehousing
1. Oracle Data Warehousing Basics
2. Oracle Database Analysis
3. Business Intelligence Schema Considerations
4. Managing an Oracle-based Data Warehouse
5. Oracle/PeopleSoft EPM
6. Oracle/Siebel Business Analytics Applications
7. Build or Buy? Choosing a Custom Business Intelligence solution
d). Business Intelligence Project Planning
1. Uncovering Key Business information Initiatives
2. Information Sources for Business Intelligence
3. What is Important in Business Intelligence?
4. Business Intelligence Accountability
5. Securing Business Sponsorship
6. Establish a Steering Committee
7. The Business Intelligence Project Review Board
8. Endorsing a Methodology
9. Choosing a of Business Intelligence Methodology
10. Staffing the Business Intelligence Project
11. Business Intelligence Organization Structure
12. Maximizing the End-User Experience
13. Engaging the Business: Education and Training
14. Managing Risk
15. Managing Business Intelligence Expectations
16. Business Intelligence Contingency Allocation
17. Financial and Technology Risk Assessment
18. Business Intelligence Feasibility Analysis
e). Understanding Business Intelligence Needs
1. Avoiding Bad Deployment Choices
2. Creating Independent Data Marts
3. Building for Flexible Reporting
4. Identifying Business Intelligence Sources of Information
5. Limiting and scrubbing Internal Data
6. Ensuring Current High-Quality Data
7. Planning for Business Intelligence Growth & Flexibility
8. Project Drivers and Business Types
9. Business Intelligence in Financial Companies
10. Business Intelligence in Healthcare
11. Business Intelligence in Manufacturing
12. Business Intelligence in Media and Entertainment
13. Business Intelligence in Retail
14. Telecommunications
15. Other Business Types: Transportation and Utilities
16. Business Intelligence in Educational Institutions
17. Government Agencies
18. Developing Scope and Gaining Business Support
f). Justifying Business Intelligence Projects – cost/benefit analysis
1. Business Intelligence conceptual planning
2. Evaluating Business Constraints
3. Where to Start Justification
4. Measuring Value in Business Intelligence
5. Common Metrics to Measure
6. Common Budgeting Techniques
7. Total Cost of Ownership
8. Modeling Total Cost of Ownership
9. Return on Investment
10. Modeling Return on Investment
11. Claiming Success
g). Choosing a Platform for Oracle Business Intelligence
1. Scaling Up Platforms Versus Scaling Out
2. Hardware Platforms for Business Intelligence
3. Cost and Availability Considerations
4. Business Intelligence Manageability Considerations
5. Sizing the Business Intelligence Hardware Platform
6. Information Needed for Warehouse Hardware Sizing
7. Benchmarking a Business Intelligence system
8. Sizing Hardware for Business Intelligence Tools
h). Designing Oracle Business Intelligence for Maximum Usability
1. Approaches for Business Intelligence Design
2. Key Business Intelligence Design Considerations
3. Features for Design — Enhancing Performance
4. Business Scenario
5. Normalized Database Design for Business Intelligence
6. Multi-Dimensional Database Design
7. Online Analytical Processing (OLAP) Design
8. Selecting the Best Design Approach for your Business Intelligence Project
i). Oracle Business Intelligence Tools
1. Oracle Portal and Portal Products
2. Using Oracle Portal
3. Building and Deploying Oracle Portal and Portlets
4. Business Intelligence and XML Publisher
5. Oracle Reports and Business Intelligence
6. Oracle Business Intelligence Reporting Workbench (Actuate)
7. Ad hoc Query and Analysis for Business Intelligence
8. Discoverer and Business Intelligence Standard Edition
9. Building Business Intelligence Applications
10. JDeveloper and Business Intelligence Beans
11. Using Oracle Data Miner (ODM)
j). Oracle Data Loading and ETL
1. Oracle Database Data Loading Features
2. Embedded ETL in the Oracle Database
3. SQL*Loader
4. Change Data Capture (CDC)
5. Transportable Tablespaces
6. Data Pump
7. Oracle Warehouse Builder and Business Intelligence
8. OWB Packaging
9. Typical Steps when using OWB
10. ETL Design in OWB
11. OWB and Dimensional Models
12. The OWB Process Editor
13. Balancing Data Loading Choices
k). Managing the Oracle Data Warehouse
1. Oracle Enterprise Manager Grid Control
2. Database Performance Monitoring
3. Database Administration
4. Database Maintenance
5. Database Topology
6. Management and Management Options
l). Business Intelligence Performance Tuning
1. Understanding Performance Challenges in Business Intelligence Applications
2. Causes of Poor Business Intelligence Performance
3. Successful Approaches to Performance Tuning
4. Critical Tasks for Performance Tuning Lifecycle
5. Hardware Configuration for Business Intelligence
6. Software Configuration for Business Intelligence
7. Database Application Design
8. Business Scenario: Tuning Our Sample Solution
9. Oracle Enterprise Manager Advisory Framework
10. Oracle Business Intelligence Best Practices.
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