Day 3 of the Rittman Mead BI Forum is the second of the two core days filled with 1 hour and 10 minute presentations.
A few notes related to the 1 hour presentations. These notes by far do not cover everything that has been presented, but should give you a indication and possibly a starting point for further investigation.
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Adam Bloom – Oracle BI 11g Diagnostics and Logging
Three places for logging; BI, Enterprise Manager and Weblogic
There is a whole lot of logging. Check the documentation to find your way.
Check JRockit
Rotation and location can be managed
ExecutionId’s should make it ‘easy’ to link the various logfiles together and find the cause of the problem
A clean set of logs –> DocId 1434514.1 on Oracle Support
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Emiel van Bockel – Agile going all the BI way
People and Information engineerd to work together
Information cycle –> from data to information to knowledge back to data again
Adding sense to data
Agile is the abilty to react to change with focus and total control
Communication is the key – Post-IT
Begin with the end in mind – learning
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Mike Durran – Exalytics (Analytics without Limits)
Infiniband for Networking excellence
Check the Times-Ten documentation on OTN
Oracle SQL Developer to check on source databases, the RCU schemas & Summary Statistics and Times-Ten
1 TB becomes 400 GB effective mememory due to the perm and temp space for Times-Ten (800 GB total, equally devided)
Essbase for faster planning
Certified to run Oracle BI Applications
Summary Advisor to identify hotspots based on Usage Tracking information
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Michael Wilcke – From spreadsheets to dashboards
Understand the Business – Never believe a customer but try to understand him / her
Set Expectations and live up to them
The Information Network – Connecting Oracle BI Dashboards
Information Integration by Conforming Dimensions
Insist on Decisions – Commitment
More to come
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