New OBIEE 1.1.1.7 Break-down Webinar April 5
Join Dan Vlamis as he breaks down the new release of Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition 11.1.1.7. Expect a fast-paced presentation with a live demo full of both “what” and…
Oracle Test Drive Update – KDNuggets and Others
We're getting some great feedback and exposure from our Oracle Test Drive. We now have 5 test drives of the following technologies: Oracle BI BI Publisher Excel Analysis of OLAP…
OLAP Simba Webcast Series Coming February 5
Store once, read anywhere - using Oracle OLAP data in multiple BI clients Tue, Feb 5, 2013 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM PST Join us for our webinar series…
BI Apps 7.9.6.4 Released Today
Here at Oracle HQ today. Keep an eye out for BI Apps 7.9.6.4 being released today. I'll be participating in BIWA Summit 2013 this week, so little time to elaborate,…
Oracle OLAP Data Load Sets World Record
Check out Oracle's Best Perf blog post about the worl-record breaking OLAP capacity that ran on their Sparc T4-4 server. SPARC T4-4 Produces World Record Oracle OLAP Capacity Oracle's SPARC…
Take your BI to the next level with the new Simba XMLA for Oracle
Simba is launching an exciting new offering that enables powerful query and analysis of your multi-dimensional data. With the new Simba XMLA Provider for Oracle OLAP 2.0 (Simba XMLA for…
Fixing OBIEE 11g SampleAppV207 OID Password Expiration
It appears that the SampleAppV207 VM’s OID is setup with a fairly short Password Expiration Period! Have you ever been unable to start BI Server? Have you seen this error…
Vlamis Sponsoring and Presenting at Heartland OUG Fall Conference
Please join us at HOUG's Fall Training and Conference November 28 and 29 in Omaha at the Gallup campus. You can go to HOUG's blog post about the conference to…
Join Us at BIWA Summit 2013!
Registration is now open for BIWA Summit 2013. This event, focused on Business Intelligence, Data Warehousing and Analytics, is hosted by the BIWA SIG of the IOUG on January 9…
Vlamis Selected to Present at RMOUG Training Days 2013
Congratulations to Tim Vlamis! He will be presentating on geospatial analysis in Denver, CO at the Rocky Mountain Oracle Users Group Training Days 2013. Using Maps and Geo Spatial Analytics…
Simba O2X Provider Released
The Simba O2X Provider is out and offers XMLA support for OLE DB for OLAP (ODBO). This is a client side ODBO provider for XMLA and allows you to exploit…
Oracle Data Mining vs. SAS is like Support Vector Machines vs. Neural Nets
I’m part of a small group of mathematics enthusiasts in Kansas City who meet about once a month on Saturday mornings to drink coffee and discuss mathematics. This past weekend it was my turn to do a presentation to the rest of the group and I chose to speak on the mathematical foundations of the Support Vector Machine algorithm in Oracle Data Mining. While I wasn’t surprised that some in the group had a better handle on Vapnik-Chervonenkis theory than I and gently “guided” me a few times, I was somewhat surprised at their positive reaction to my characterization of the “Oracle” approach to data mining in contrast with the “SAS” approach.
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