Posts Tagged ‘OAC’

With every customer success story we share, there’s always a sense of pride in what the team delivers and this story is no exception. Rather than a single point solution, this multi-release project included several business processes in the Oracle EPM Cloud as well as Oracle Analytics Cloud. This is a fantastic story of teamwork […]

Are you looking to supplement your Oracle EPM applications with enhanced analytics capabilities? At Perficient, we have successfully implemented analytics solutions that complement both on-premises Hyperion applications as well as Oracle EPM Cloud business processes: Planning and Budget Cloud Service, Financial Consolidation & Close Service, and Essbase Cloud. Our methodology requires minimal data movement leveraging […]

The Oracle EPM suite provides best-in-class business process applications when it comes to activities such as financial planning, consolidation and period-end close. Organizations are often looking for ways to easily incorporate financial information, out of EPM applications, into consolidated reporting with other systems (such as ERP, Sales, HR, and others). Also, there is great value […]

OAC and OAS are congruent products and therefore enable organizations to leverage both deployments simultaneously. Going from OAS to OAC or vice-versa is as simple as creating a snapshot from one place and restoring it onto another. However, there are some differences between the two. In this post I am summarizing what these are at […]

Oracle Analytics Server (OAS) is the latest Oracle release to supersede Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition (OBIEE). Current OBIEE customers can upgrade to OAS at no additional licensing cost. Whether you are on OBIEE 11g or 12c, upgrading to OAS has the following main advantages: Business users benefit from enhanced Data Visualization and Data Preparation […]

At the heart of all business software is always a database. But what once used to be a cumbersome component, something that only developers and system administrators had to deal with, has evolved to become a directly reachable solution of itself. With Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse (ADW), the Business Analyst is now able to be […]

Access to business analytics is key to the success of almost every business operation. There are several challenges though that hinder business owners from accessing up-to-date and reliable information. Here are some of the challenges that the lines of business typically encounter in their day-to-day operations: Information is distributed across several applications and systems Reliance […]

Subject matter experts in Perficient’s Oracle practice published more than 100 blog posts in 2019!  Many thanks to the team for taking the time to share your thoughts as well as tips and tricks with our readers. Below are the top five Oracle blog posts authored by the Oracle practice in 2019, ranked in order […]

In this blog post I demonstrate how to import Oracle Database schemas from dump files into Autonomous Data Warehouse (ADW). In this post, I use SQL Developer to run the Data Import Wizard. Quick links to other posts in this series: Summary Blog Post Export Data into Dump Files Option 1: Export DB Schemas Using SQL […]

This post is in a series of blog posts on migrating schemas from an Oracle DB (Cloud DBaaS) to Autonomous Data Warehouse (ADW). This post is focused on uploading the large Data Dump files from the DBaaS compute machine onto Cloud Object Storage using Swift REST. Quick links to other posts in this series: Summary […]

This post is in a series of blog posts on migrating schemas from an Oracle DB (Cloud DBaaS) to Autonomous Data Warehouse (ADW). This post is focused on uploading the large Data Dump files from the DBaaS compute machine onto Cloud Object Storage. Quick links to other posts in this series: Summary Blog Post Export […]

This is part of a blog series on migrating data from Oracle Databases into Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse (ADW). This blog discusses exporting Oracle Database Schemas using the Data Pump Command. Quick links to other posts in this series: Summary Blog Post Export Data into Dump Files Option 1: Export DB Schemas Using SQL Developer Option […]