Archive for the ‘PeopleSoft’ Category
Posted by Dylan Wan on March 16, 2011
1. It does not allow you to use parameters to the PeopleSoft connect. It may be changed later. However, it was a big issue when we try to address customer issues.
2. It requires EFFDT as an input.
It expects that people change the EFFDT using Mapping Editor. How can a business user does that every month?
3. It asks for a Tree Name. Many PeopleSoft tree structure supports multiple trees. Tree is just a header of the hierarchy. Whenever you add a new Tree, you need to create a new mapping!!
It does not make sense to use PowerConnect due to the customer demands. All above requirements are from customers.
We have no choice but stop using it.
It is a nice feature, but it was not designed for a prepackaged apps.
Posted in BI, BI Application, Business Intelligence, Data Warehouse, ETL, Infomatica, OBIEE, PeopleSoft | Leave a Comment »
Posted by Dylan Wan on June 20, 2008
I found the the language used in Hyperion Essbase documentation is very useful for describing the dimension hierarchy. To communicate effectively, sometime we need precise teams to describe things. The terms defined in the Hyperion Essbase documentation helps.
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Posted in BI, Business Intelligence, essbase, hyperion, Oracle, PeopleSoft | Tagged: essbase, hyperion, OLAP, Oracle | 3 Comments »
Posted by Dylan Wan on May 30, 2008
Oracle BI Applications 7.9.5 is released early this month. Here is a quick summary of the features introduced in this release and where you can get more information about it.
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Posted in BI, BI Application, BI Work, Business Intelligence, Data Warehouse, ETL, Infomatica, OBIA, OBIEE, Oracle, Oracle BI Suite EE, PeopleSoft, Siebel Analytics | Tagged: OBIA | 3 Comments »
Posted by Dylan Wan on May 6, 2008
Account receivables can have a big impact to the cash flow of an organization. Bad credit can hurt your company’s bottom line. Manging customer credits help the company to manage the risk and avoid the issues.
In this post, I will touch credit check and credit limit, centralized and decentralized credit management, and credit limit currency. This is a a result of studying various credit management features in the OLTP system. The objective is to understand how the these various system works and understand how the credit management process looks like, and how BI can help in these processses.
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Posted in BI, BI Application, BI Work, Business Intelligence, EBS, Financial Intelligence, Oracle, PeopleSoft, SAP | Tagged: Account Receivables Analytics | 2 Comments »
Posted by Dylan Wan on March 11, 2008
I did some study on the ABC Analysis in Inventory Management. It is also useful in business analytics. I will cover what it is and how it is supported in various ERPs. Finally, how it may be used in analytics application. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in BI, BI Application, BI Work, Business Intelligence, Data Warehouse, EBS, Oracle, PeopleSoft, Supply Chain Intelligence | 10 Comments »
Posted by Dylan Wan on December 5, 2007
This is a topic I wrote in six month ago. In the Part I of this series of articles, I mentioned that a warehouse like architecture is required in a heterogeneous environment. I want to elaborate more about this. In the future posts, I will also describe the integration technology I learned for supporting the embedded BI.
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Posted in BI, BI Work, Business Intelligence, Data Warehouse, DBI, hyperion, Oracle, PeopleSoft, Siebel Analytics | Tagged: Data Warehouse, Embedded BI, OLAP | Leave a Comment »
Posted by Dylan Wan on November 1, 2007
PeopleSoft Enterprise Performance Management was the pre-packaged BI applications for PeopleSoft application. It has been in market for nearly 10 year. I recently learned its history, product coverage and architecture from my colleagues. Read the rest of this entry »
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