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Oracle/Peoplesoft Epm and Obiee Overview: Greater Philly Rug May 15, 2008
Oracle/Peoplesoft Epm and Obiee Overview: Greater Philly Rug May 15, 2008
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OBIEE and PeopleSoft EPM
Best Practice
Management
Trusted Advisor
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Agenda
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Goals
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Data Warehouse
Subject Oriented Data that gives information about a particular subject instead of about a
company's ongoing operations.
Integrated Data that is gathered into the data warehouse from a variety of sources and
merged into a coherent whole.
Time-variant All data in the data warehouse is identified with a particular time period.
Non-volatile Data is stable in a data warehouse. More data is added but data is never
removed. This enables management to gain a consistent picture of the business.
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Evolution of DW/BI
Legacy Mainframe outputs – Decades ago, BI actually began with the early mainframe reports, called
system outputs.
Custom reports – Developed by skilled programmers
Ad-hoc queries - Developed by skilled manager
Emergence of Data Warehouse – DW is centralized (enterprise) data store – Big boost to BI
Data marts - Specialized data store
Online Report and Query tools – Advent of easy to use graphical interface
OLAP and multi-dimensional analytic tools – Ability to slice and dice the data.
Business Analytic applications – Custom built applications to track pre-defined KPIs
BI today now typically encompasses BA as well as conventional BI.
Centralized Data Warehouse versus Distributed Data Warehouse
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Need for a Data Warehouse ?
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Simple DW/BI Architecture
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DW/BI Basic components
End User
Source Data Data Marts Data
Systems Staging Access
Area
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Business Intelligence
• Business intelligence (BI) is a business management term which refers to applications and
technologies which are used to gather, provide access to, and analyze data and information
about their company operations.
• Why Business Intelligence ?
BI systems can help companies develop a more consistent, data-based decision
making process for business decisions (avoid "guesswork" )
BI systems can enhance communication among departments, coordinate activities,
and enable companies to respond more quickly to changes (e.g., in financial
conditions, customer preferences, supply chain operations, etc.).
BI system that are well-designed and properly integrated into a company's
processes can improve company's overall performance.
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Business Intelligence/Business Analytics
• Business intelligence software and applications includes a range of tools.
• Some BI applications are used to
• Analyze Performance, projects, or internal operations, such as Scorecarding; Business
activity monitoring; Business Performance Management and Performance Measurement;
• User/End-user Query and Reporting; Enterprise Management systems; Executive
Information Systems (EIS); Supply Chain Management; and Finance and Budgeting tools.
• Other BI applications (aka Business Analytics) are used to store and analyze data, such as,
• Data mining; Forecasting; Document Management; Knowledge Management; and
Dashboarding; Geographic Information Systems (GIS); Trend Analysis; Online Analytical
Processing (OLAP) and multidimensional analysis; (based on the "hypercube" or "cube");
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Oracle’s offerings in the BI and Data Warehouse space
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Oracle’s Biggest Differentiator: Many Analytic
Applications from Many Sources
Aggressive Acquisitions
strategy led to a large
number of Analytics from
many sources
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Business Intelligence Architecture
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Business Intelligence Architecture cont.
ETL (Extract,
Transform, Load): Client
Tier
Informatica Client DAC Client
Database
Tier Data
OLTP
Warehouse
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Business
Intelligence
Architecture cont.
Procurement
Distribution
Operations
Marketing
Finance
Service
Sales
HR
Database
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ETL
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OBIEE Dashboards, Answers, Delivers
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OBI Suite EE Design Principles
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OBIEE Contains:
Logical Table Diagram Physical, Business, and Dashboards with Alerts, Reports,
Presentation semantic Layers Metrics
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Case Study: Ohio State University Medical Center
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Reporting and EPM Solutions
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Oracle Database and the Oracle 11g “BI Database
release”
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Business Intelligence as a Component of Service
Oriented Architecture (SOA)
Example:
A call to the data warehouse
that runs and returns
data from a report that
gives much more
analytic information
about the customer.
Built using Fusion
Architecture.
Would run a BPEL process
on Fusion Middleware.
Embedded Business
Intelligence
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BI Appliance – The Oracle Optimized Warehouse
Initiative
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PeopleSoft EPM:
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EPM Data Warehouse Contains:
Metrics
Maps
6000 + pre-built ETL maps Rationalized data models Analytic depth and breadth
ETL tool - Ascential DataStageTM Surrogate key support Open BI Tool strategy
Conforming Dimensions Content in BI partners and Oracle
BI Tools
Supply
Financials HCM
Chain
• ESA • Compensation
• GL & Profitability • Fulfillment &
• Learning &
• Accounts Payable Billing
Development
• Inventory
• Accounts • Recruiting
Receivable • Spend
• Workforce
• Commitment Profile
Control*
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EPM Applications Contain:
Engines for Transforming Data Rationalized data models to support Internet Pages to analyze, act on
Based on configured Models Analytic Applications data, post data to other
applications
Multiple Sources to KPI KPI and Scorecard Facts Act, Review, Strategize
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Hyperion SQR 9.3.1 and Beyond
Best Practice
Management
Trusted Advisor
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