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From Oracle Fusion Cloud to Databricks: Simplifying SaaS Data Pipelines + Data Models with Orbit Datajump
Orbit Datajump acts as a data orchestration and modeling layer purpose-built for Oracle Fusion—and it's fully compatible with Databricks as the underlying compute engine. Together, they form a robust, scalable, and intelligent pipeline from Oracle Fusion Cloud...
Unlock the Full Value of Oracle Fusion Cloud Data with Ready-to-Use Analytics Models
Working with Oracle Fusion Cloud Application data can be a real challenge—especially when your goal is to unlock actionable insights from your ERP, HCM, or SCM data. Whether you're a data engineer, BI architect, or analytics leader, you've likely felt the pain of...
Unlocking Advanced Analytics: Oracle Fusion ERP + Databricks Integration
Introduction: Why Databricks for Oracle Fusion ERP Data? Enterprises running Oracle Cloud ERP are generating massive volumes of financial and operational data every day. But running static reports within Oracle Fusion is not enough. To gain a competitive edge,...
Orbit DataJump Vs Fivetran for Oracle Fusion Cloud Data Extraction
If you have ever tried to build reliable pipelines from Oracle Fusion Cloud or E-Business Suite (EBS), you already know it’s not just about extracting data. It’s about surviving schema drift, transforming operational data to suite for Analytical modelling, meeting...
How to Connect Power BI to Oracle Fusion Cloud
Power BI remains the first stop for executive dashboards and self-service analytics, and this is not just a perception. In 2025, Microsoft was named a Leader in Gartner’s Magic Quadrant for Analytics & BI Platforms for the 18th consecutive year, reinforcing Power...
Orbit DataJump vs Oracle ODI to Extract Data from Oracle Fusion
When finance, HCM, and SCM teams hit “close” each month, they need every byte of Oracle Fusion Cloud data across Finance, HCM, and SCM flowing seamlessly into analytics platforms like Oracle ADW, Snowflake, Amazon Redshift, Databricks, and BigQuery. Yet 85 percent of...
End-to-End Supply Chain Insights with Scalable Data Pipelines
Manufacturers managing sprawling supplier networks cannot afford data blind spots, yet many still wrestle with fragmented insights across legacy ERP and siloed analytics tools. By harnessing Oracle Cloud SCM Analytics and Oracle...
Migrating from Oracle Discoverer: Everything you need to know
Oracle Discoverer used to be a trusted ad-hoc operational reporting tool that Oracle ERP customers primarily used. However, it reached the point of Oracle Discoverer end of support (i.e., Oracle stopped offering support for Discoverer) a few years back In spite of...
The Ultimate Guide to Replacing Oracle Discoverer
Oracle’s Discoverer application was designed as a smart ad hoc query and analysis reporting tool for businesses. In January 2009, Oracle released a public statement encouraging users to migrate from Oracle Discoverer. Fast forward a decade, and organizations still use...
Understanding the Difference Between Reporting and Analytics
The terms reporting and analytics are often explained interchangeably. This is unsurprising since both take in data as “input”, which is then processed and presented as charts, graphs, or dashboards. When it comes to reporting vs analytics in business, both are...
Extracting Data from Oracle Fusion Cloud: What Makes It So Challenging?
Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications power core business functions such as finance, HR, procurement, and supply chain by centralizing transactional and master data. However, when you need to extract data from Oracle Fusion Cloud for analytics, reporting, or downstream...
Seamless Data Integration: Power BI Meets Oracle Fusion — Why Choose Orbit?
Many businesses rely on Oracle Fusion Cloud for daily operations, yet struggle to turn complex ERP data into actionable insights. The challenge grows deeper when attempting effective Power BI reporting for Oracle ERP, especially when dealing with extensive, rapidly...

From Oracle Fusion Cloud to Databricks: Simplifying SaaS Data Pipelines + Data Models with Orbit Datajump
Orbit Datajump acts as a data orchestration and modeling layer purpose-built for Oracle Fusion—and it's fully compatible with Databricks as the underlying compute engine. Together, they form a robust, scalable, and intelligent pipeline from Oracle Fusion Cloud...

Unlock the Full Value of Oracle Fusion Cloud Data with Ready-to-Use Analytics Models
Working with Oracle Fusion Cloud Application data can be a real challenge—especially when your goal is to unlock actionable insights from your ERP, HCM, or SCM data. Whether you're a data engineer, BI architect, or analytics leader, you've likely felt the pain of...

Unlocking Advanced Analytics: Oracle Fusion ERP + Databricks Integration
Introduction: Why Databricks for Oracle Fusion ERP Data? Enterprises running Oracle Cloud ERP are generating massive volumes of financial and operational data every day. But running static reports within Oracle Fusion is not enough. To gain a competitive edge,...

Orbit DataJump Vs Fivetran for Oracle Fusion Cloud Data Extraction
If you have ever tried to build reliable pipelines from Oracle Fusion Cloud or E-Business Suite (EBS), you already know it’s not just about extracting data. It’s about surviving schema drift, transforming operational data to suite for Analytical modelling, meeting...

How to Connect Power BI to Oracle Fusion Cloud
Power BI remains the first stop for executive dashboards and self-service analytics, and this is not just a perception. In 2025, Microsoft was named a Leader in Gartner’s Magic Quadrant for Analytics & BI Platforms for the 18th consecutive year, reinforcing Power...

Orbit DataJump vs Oracle ODI to Extract Data from Oracle Fusion
When finance, HCM, and SCM teams hit “close” each month, they need every byte of Oracle Fusion Cloud data across Finance, HCM, and SCM flowing seamlessly into analytics platforms like Oracle ADW, Snowflake, Amazon Redshift, Databricks, and BigQuery. Yet 85 percent of...

End-to-End Supply Chain Insights with Scalable Data Pipelines
Manufacturers managing sprawling supplier networks cannot afford data blind spots, yet many still wrestle with fragmented insights across legacy ERP and siloed analytics tools. By harnessing Oracle Cloud SCM Analytics and Oracle...

Migrating from Oracle Discoverer: Everything you need to know
Oracle Discoverer used to be a trusted ad-hoc operational reporting tool that Oracle ERP customers primarily used. However, it reached the point of Oracle Discoverer end of support (i.e., Oracle stopped offering support for Discoverer) a few years back In spite of...

The Ultimate Guide to Replacing Oracle Discoverer
Oracle’s Discoverer application was designed as a smart ad hoc query and analysis reporting tool for businesses. In January 2009, Oracle released a public statement encouraging users to migrate from Oracle Discoverer. Fast forward a decade, and organizations still use...

Understanding the Difference Between Reporting and Analytics
The terms reporting and analytics are often explained interchangeably. This is unsurprising since both take in data as “input”, which is then processed and presented as charts, graphs, or dashboards. When it comes to reporting vs analytics in business, both are...

Extracting Data from Oracle Fusion Cloud: What Makes It So Challenging?
Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications power core business functions such as finance, HR, procurement, and supply chain by centralizing transactional and master data. However, when you need to extract data from Oracle Fusion Cloud for analytics, reporting, or downstream...

Seamless Data Integration: Power BI Meets Oracle Fusion — Why Choose Orbit?
Many businesses rely on Oracle Fusion Cloud for daily operations, yet struggle to turn complex ERP data into actionable insights. The challenge grows deeper when attempting effective Power BI reporting for Oracle ERP, especially when dealing with extensive, rapidly...