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OTBI subject areas, custom analyses, and dashboards across Oracle Fusion modules — built around how the business operates, not how the data tables look.
Oracle Partner Network memberMapping Fusion data structures to the business questions executives ask. Reports built on a model that matches the operating language of the business.
Executive dashboards, operational reports, and drill-paths across HCM, ERP, SCM, and CX. Mobile and desktop layouts.
Pixel-perfect operational reports for finance close, regulatory filings, and audit. Compliant document outputs.
When OTBI's reach isn't enough: OAC for blended Fusion and non-Fusion datasets, self-service analytics, and ML-augmented analyses.
When the model needs to span systems, Autonomous Data Warehouse-based architectures with declared semantic models — not 'BI on top of operational systems.'
Analyses surfaced inside Fusion screens, VBCS extensions, or third-party portals, with role-aware filtering.
Process
Start with the decisions the report supports, not the data that's available. The first deliverable is a question hierarchy.
Subject areas, calculations, filters, and security model designed before development.
Reports built to a draft, reviewed with end users, refined. Three rounds before sign-off; rare we need a fourth.
Training, embedded explanations, and quarterly reviews of what's actually being used. Unused reports are retired, not maintained.
Stack
Reports start with the decision they support. If no one can name it, the report doesn't get built.
Subject areas, calculations, and security models are designed up front. No ad-hoc report becomes a permanent system of record.
Every report has a named business owner. Unused reports are retired in quarterly reviews.
Query plans, materialization strategy, and cache settings are considered before the first dashboard renders.
Yes. A common engagement: inventory existing reports, observe usage logs, interview owners, and produce a keep/retire/rebuild list with rationale. Cleanup is usually paired with a redesign of the dashboards that should exist instead.
OTBI for real-time operational reporting against Fusion. OAC when blending Fusion with non-Fusion data, doing self-service analytics, or needing ML augmentation. Fusion Data Intelligence (FDI) for pre-built executive analytics across HCM, ERP, and SCM. Often a mix — the architecture call is part of the engagement.
Yes, including drill-through to Fusion screens with the appropriate context. Drill paths and security model are designed up front so drills don't leak data across roles.
Through Fusion's data security model — extended via OTBI session variables and OAC row-level rules when reporting against blended sources. Security is part of the model design, not bolted on at the report level.
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OIC integrations across Fusion, third-party SaaS, and on-premise systems. Built with monitoring, retry, and reconciliation as first-class concerns, not bolt-ons.
Explore serviceRequirements, architecture, build, test, and release — delivered as one team, to one design, across Oracle Fusion, OIC, OCI, and the extensions that make them work for your business.
Explore serviceIndependent advisory on Oracle stack architecture and roadmap, plus managed support for production Fusion, OIC, and OCI environments under declared SLAs.
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