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Enterprises rely on ERP analytics solutions to manage core business functions like finance, supply chain, and operations. However, most traditional ERP systems lack real-time business intelligence dashboards and require IT intervention to generate reports. This leads...
In today’s rapidly changing world, business leaders are looking for a world-class operational reporting platform. They want a plug-and-play solution that can be used by business users, with minimal support from IT. For operational leaders using Oracle’s Cloud ERP...
Financial reporting and analytics empower businesses with insights into their financial activities and performance on a periodic basis. With financial reports, companies can organize their accounting data, assess the current financial status, forecast future...
Finance teams are fast embracing cloud-based financial reporting tools for speed, flexibility, and agility. This observation is no different for the users of Oracle EBS Financial Modules including Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, Cash Management, Fixed Assets...
Oracle Transactional Business Intelligence (OTBI) is one of the reporting tools available with Oracle Cloud ERP Applications (Fusion) and is built on the Oracle BI platform. Being a part of the Oracle Cloud Apps licenses, it is integral to the platform and does not...
Change is the only constant in this world. Businesses too need to constantly evolve and change strategies from time to time to remain competitive and grow. This impacts the operations of every business function, requiring new reports to be generated to reflect the...
Remaining competitive and efficient across various business functions requires each department to be able to identify areas of improvement on an ongoing basis. It requires access to real-time data and the ability to generate specific reports “on-demand”. Ad hoc...
Internet Explorer 11, the last major version of the desktop application from Microsoft, will be sunsetted in June 2022 when support will be withdrawn on some of the operating systems. Users are being encouraged to migrate to Microsoft Edge, a more new-age solution....
Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) is the backbone of enterprise operations, managing financials, supply chain, and human capital data. However, extracting actionable insights from EBS can be challenging without the right Oracle EBS reporting tools. Many businesses turn to...
Discoverer is a popular ad-hoc operational reporting and analytics tool used by both Oracle ERP and non-ERP customers. However, it reached its end of life (i.e Oracle stopped offering support for Discoverer) a few years back In spite of that, some organizations have...
Organizations searching for BI tools for migrating Oracle Hyperion Interactive Reporting often start with Hyperion BRIO, the powerful business intelligence platform known for ad-hoc brio query capabilities, data analysis, intuitive dashboards, and self-service...
The global market for Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) touched USD 158.2 billion in 2020. According to recent research reports, this number is expected to reach USD 307.3 billion by 2026. The pandemic has also further catalyzed growth for this sector - pushing companies...
Enterprises rely on ERP analytics solutions to manage core business functions like finance, supply chain, and operations. However, most traditional ERP systems lack real-time business intelligence dashboards and require IT intervention to generate reports. This leads...
In today’s rapidly changing world, business leaders are looking for a world-class operational reporting platform. They want a plug-and-play solution that can be used by business users, with minimal support from IT. For operational leaders using Oracle’s Cloud ERP...
Financial reporting and analytics empower businesses with insights into their financial activities and performance on a periodic basis. With financial reports, companies can organize their accounting data, assess the current financial status, forecast future...
Finance teams are fast embracing cloud-based financial reporting tools for speed, flexibility, and agility. This observation is no different for the users of Oracle EBS Financial Modules including Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, Cash Management, Fixed Assets...
Oracle Transactional Business Intelligence (OTBI) is one of the reporting tools available with Oracle Cloud ERP Applications (Fusion) and is built on the Oracle BI platform. Being a part of the Oracle Cloud Apps licenses, it is integral to the platform and does not...
Change is the only constant in this world. Businesses too need to constantly evolve and change strategies from time to time to remain competitive and grow. This impacts the operations of every business function, requiring new reports to be generated to reflect the...
Remaining competitive and efficient across various business functions requires each department to be able to identify areas of improvement on an ongoing basis. It requires access to real-time data and the ability to generate specific reports “on-demand”. Ad hoc...
Internet Explorer 11, the last major version of the desktop application from Microsoft, will be sunsetted in June 2022 when support will be withdrawn on some of the operating systems. Users are being encouraged to migrate to Microsoft Edge, a more new-age solution....
Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) is the backbone of enterprise operations, managing financials, supply chain, and human capital data. However, extracting actionable insights from EBS can be challenging without the right Oracle EBS reporting tools. Many businesses turn to...
Discoverer is a popular ad-hoc operational reporting and analytics tool used by both Oracle ERP and non-ERP customers. However, it reached its end of life (i.e Oracle stopped offering support for Discoverer) a few years back In spite of that, some organizations have...
Organizations searching for BI tools for migrating Oracle Hyperion Interactive Reporting often start with Hyperion BRIO, the powerful business intelligence platform known for ad-hoc brio query capabilities, data analysis, intuitive dashboards, and self-service...
The global market for Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) touched USD 158.2 billion in 2020. According to recent research reports, this number is expected to reach USD 307.3 billion by 2026. The pandemic has also further catalyzed growth for this sector - pushing companies...
