tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-86777195780017766222011-11-12T10:09:19.549+04:00Aksam Darhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/06506119062281110616noreply@blogger.comBlogger41100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8677719578001776622.post-56464279995312133662009-02-25T13:01:00.012+04:002009-02-25T23:14:13.991+04:00

Welcome to the part II of Difference between BI and ERP reports. You can read the Part I of this post here. Before proceeding further, let me tell you that the target audience for this blog post is Business User. However, even if you are an IT professional, you are welcome to read it and give your comments (though you will find it a bit simple but that is because it is intended for Business users

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After posting the blog titled Difference between BI and ERP reports couple of days ago, I got a lot of emails and messages. Some of them were appreciating, some were asking more details which i will cover in next posts. But one question which got more attention came from a marketing guy who asked me that shouldn't it be more reasonable for companies to spend in marketing/advertisement instead of

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Yesterday I had a meeting with a potential client in Abu Dhabi and a question popped up. What is the difference between reports/information obtained from an ERP and that of a BI solution? I have seen this question on numerous discussion boards, forums and blogs and I felt that there are certain buzz words which are been repeatedly being told to audience without realizing that audience understand

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There is a common error most people face while working with OBIEE which makes them unable to login to Oracle Answers. Whenever they try to login giving correct username and password they got this error messageaccess denied for user to path /users/administrator/_portalError Codes: O9XNZMXB. This usually happens when you are working with multiple repositories e.g. when u install OBIEE, paint.rpd

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