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Agenda
What are OBI Apps Why does a customer need OBI Apps OBI Apps Architecture OBIEE Role in OBIA Sample Analytic Dashboards OBI Apps Security Architecture sDAC Architecture Informatica Architecture
CRM Analytics
- Oracle Sales Analytics - Oracle Service Analytics - Oracle Marketing Analytics - Oracle Contact Center Analytics - Oracle Loyalty Analytics - Oracle Price Analytics Industry Applications - Oracle US Federal Financial Analytics
Alerts
Human Resource
Financials
Order Management
Marketing
Supply Chain
Integrated Security
ETL
PeopleSoft, Oracle, Siebel, SAP, JD Edwards OBIAW
ETL
Benefits of HR Analytics
Monitor workforce demographics in line with your recruitment and retention objectives. Analyze efficiency of the entire recruitment process lifecycle, understand and prevent the drivers of employee turnover. Gain insight into the movement of top and bottom performers in the organization to engage and develop internal talent. Gain insight into learning demand by analyzing course enrollments by job, delivery methods, and organizations. Understand how compensation impacts performance, ensure compensation is equitable and consistent across roles, and align variable compensation with your organization's objectives and goals. Assess HR's overall performance and employee productivity using industry benchmarks such as revenue per employee, contribution per headcount, and return on human capital.
Oracle BI Applications has many options that an administrator can use to authenticate and show critical business data to the right people.
Object security Object security controls the visibility to business logical objects based on a users role. You can set up object-level security for metadata repository objects, such as subject areas and presentation tables, and for Web objects, such as dashboard objects, defined in the Presentation Catalog.
User security (authentication of users) User security refers to authentication and confirmation of the identity of a user based on the credentials provided.
Object-level and data-level security are implemented in Oracle BI Applications using application roles. Application roles define a set of permissions granted to a user or group. Application roles are defined in the policy store using Oracle Enterprise Manager Fusion Middleware Control, and are composed of groups and users defined in LDAP. Application roles are typically related to either data or objects. For example, the Oracle BI Applications repository (OracleBIAnalyticsApps.rpd) uses the following application roles: The HR Org-based Security application role is used to control access to human resources data at the data security level. The Human Resources Analyst application role is used to control Presentation layer object visibility for the Human Resources Analyst role at the object security level
BI Server
RPD
OBIAW
Informatica Sever
Informatica Repository
DAC Server
DAC Repository
DAC Client
Execution Parameters
Informatica Tasks
Datawarehouse Tables
Columns
Indices
DAC Interactions
Informatica Connection Datawarehouse Connection Source OLTP Connection
DAC Configurations
DAC Configurations
DAC Configurations
Informatica Architecture
Consists of Client tools to design ETL coponents Designer Workflow Manager Repository manager Workflow Monitor Server used for execution of mappings
Informatica Architecture
Informatica Domain Node Manager
Repository Services
Designer Workflow Administrator Repository Manager Workflow Monitor Oracle ERP PeopleSoft Siebel OLTP Source
OBIAW
Informatica Connections
Informatica Workflows
Informatica Mapping
Q/A