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About Oracle Business Intelligence 11g Developers Guide
Product Description Master Oracle Business Intelligence 11g Reports and Dashboards Deliver meaningful business information to users anytime, anywhere, on any device, using Oracle Business Intelligence 11g. Written by Oracle ACE Director Mark Rittman, Oracle Business Intelligence 11g Developers Guide fully covers the latest BI report design and distribution techniques. Find out how to execute effective queries, build accurate models, use scorecards and KPIs, create dynamic reports, set up dashboards, and publish to smartphones and wireless devices. This Oracle Press guide contains comprehensive details on Oracle Exalytics In-Memory Machine, the best-in-class, preintegrated BI platform. Install or upgrade to Oracle Business Intelligence 11g Develop and manage custom Oracle Business Intelligence repositories Access relational, file, and multidimensional data sources Design print-quality reports with Oracle Business Intelligence Publisher Create web-enabled analyses, dashboards, and visualizations Integrate with other applications using Oracle Business Intelligence 11g Action Framework Employ authentication, authorization, and row-level security Configure and deploy Oracle Exalytics In-Memory Machine About the Author Mark Rittman, Oracle ACE Director, is Technical Director and co-founder of Rittman Mead, specializing in BI, DW and EPM solutions using Oracle Business Intelligence, Oracle Database, Oracle Data Integrator and Oracle Essbase. Mark is a strong supporter of Oracle user groups around the world, was previously an executive board member of ODTUG and speaks regularly at conferences in the UK, Europe, USA and around the world. Mark also writes for the Rittman Mead blog (http://www.rittmanmead.com/blog) and contributes a regular column on business intelligence for Oracle Magazine.
