oracle BI全线产品介绍说明.ppt

* Oracle BI EE is designed with pervasive deployment in mind. With guided analytics users can be led along a path to discovery and action, based on their role. This is enabled by providing intelligent links and analytic alerts and workflows that lead a user to the next logical step or action in an analysis. For example in this case say a VP of Sales is looking at the overall opportunities pipeline. The guided analytics alerts him that the projected sales will be less than last year with a link to find out the reasons why and the actions that can be taken to address this. This enables the VP of Sales to not just look at the data but step in to see what can be done to change this. Organizations can encapsulate the knowledge and expertise of their best employees in the usage of information and use guided analytics to bring all others to this high level of skill and ability. In this example it is like learning from the expertise of the best salesperson and enabling everyone in the organization. * The content of Oracle BI Dashboard pages can be saved into a Briefing Book viewable by anyone with a Briefing Book reader. The Briefing Book provides a way to create snapshots of dashboard pages, view them offline, or share them with others. MultiBriefing Books have paging controls and are well-suited for presenting information to others. Briefing Books also provide a way to archive the information in a dashboard. They can be saved locally (on a desktop, for example) and can be updated with a single click whenever the user chooses. * Another aspect of delivering more pervasive BI is moving to a more condition-based approach, where the intelligence finds you only when it’s necessary or relevant, or drives multi-step intelligent workflow. It’s not just about bursting reports anymore, it’s about providing intelligence on top of a business process. For example – say one of my customers, Best Value, places a large order. We want the system to automatically identify large