1. Oracle BI Tools on the Cloud--On Premise vs. Hosted vs. Oracle Cloud
Jeff Shauer, Owner
JS Business Intelligence

2. Speaker Bio Jeff Shauer founder and owner of JS Business Intelligence
Worked as a consultant, contractor, and employee
Experience in developing, maintaining, owning, and managing financial planning systems at small, medium, and Fortune 500 corporations
BIWA Board Member

3. Objectives
Understand the implications of Essbase and OBIEE Infrastructure possibilities

4. Agenda
Overview
Describe Oracle BI Cloud, OBIEE hosted and OBIEE on premise solutions and benefits
Review when it makes sense to use each solution
Describe Hyperion Planning Cloud, Hyperion Planning hosted and Hyperion Planning on premise solutions
Discuss longer-term implications of how infrastructure leads into the rest of the solutions.
Demo OBIEE Cloud as time permits
Questions

5. Essbase and BI Cloud Session Overview
Included:
--An understanding of Cloud,
On-premise and Hosted Solutions
--When to use each one
-- Long-term implications
--Demo Oracle BI
Not Included:
--Complex infrastructure debates
--Super in-depth analysis of Cloud offerings
--Other Cloud based Solutions

6. What is the Cloud?
On-Premise-traditional infrastructure including installation, configuration, maintenance, patching, control and integration.
Oracle Cloud—Oracle’s version of the products but in a Cloud format.
Hosted Cloud—same fully featured as on-premise but without long-term infrastructure setup issues.

7. On-Premise vs Oracle Cloud
Integration
Active Directory
Lack of Control
Backups
Oracle Cloud
On-premise
Automated Patching
Control
Inside Support
Outside Support
Manual Patching
Network
Network
Limited Functionality
Full Functionality
Versioning
No Installation

8. On-Premise vs Hosted Cloud
Full Integration
Active Directory
Control
Backups
On-premise
Hosted Cloud
Patching
Control
Inside Support
Outside Support
Manual Patching
Network
Network
Full Functionality
Full Functionality
Versioning
Installation

9. Areas of Concern Data Integration Network/AD Functionality Versioning
Control

10. Oracle BI Cloud-features and functionality
RPD, reporting, visual analyzer, etc

11. When to use: Oracle BI Cloud
New Implementation or usage is limited to smaller subject areas
Ok with building out solution as time goes by.
Starting out with data implementation that can easily go into the cloud.
Don’t want to install.

12. When to use: BI Hosted
Have a large benefit to stop using own Infrastructure but do not want Oracle Cloud because it lacks full functionality.

13. When to use: BI On Premise
Large existing installations
Need full features of OBIEE
Need to integrate with other solutions e.g. Hyperion
Need multiple subject areas

14. Oracle Hyperion Cloud Planning Cloud-features and functionality
Planning UI, Plan Types
Data loading
SmartView Planning Provider vs Essbase Provider

15. When to use: Hyperion Planning Cloud
New Implementation or usage is smaller not that many applications in use.
At a good restart point with old solution.
Ok with building out solution as it evolves to a more fully featured solution.
Starting out with data implementation that can easily go into the cloud.

16. When to use: Hyperion Planning Hosted
Have a large benefit to stop using own Infrastructure but do not want Oracle Cloud because it lacks full functionality.
Integration elements missing from Oracle Cloud that are needed.
Have more complex environment with more applications.

17. When to use: Hyperion Planning On Premise
Large existing installations—complex applications with a lot of integration
Need full features of Hyperion Planning
Need to integrate with other solutions e.g. OBIEE
Need to create multiple plan applications.
Other custom development code that cannot currently move to cloud

18. Upcoming Essbase Cloud
Excel for data loading and creation
Eventual integration with BICS and Hyperion Financial Reports
“Reconnect with Small and mid-market” Glenn Schwartzberg
Hopeful release sometime in FY2016

19. Long-term Implications--Infrastructure
Don’t want to install.
Don’t want to worry about lack of disk space
Installation and Infrastructure consultants become Cloud and Integration consultants.

20. Long-term Implications—Prior Content
Answers becomes Visual Analyzer?
Report Transformation?
ETL Transformation, redo work?
Hyperion Objects—reports, Maxl, Essbase Studio how to they change

21. Long-term Implications—Throw away work and skills
Avoiding throw-away work and skills but how to continue to get things done?
Avoiding proprietary fixed coding, e.g. specific tons of logic to calculate and transform out of EBS
Use tools to leverage changes and updates e.g DRM
Code using SQL, document key changes and help
Reporting—assume it might all change

22. Long-term Implications—Future of Cloud
Most issues with hosted Cloud and Oracle Cloud will go away
Cost will become cheaper to use Hosted and Oracle Cloud long-term
Oracle Cloud will become fully featured at some-point
IMHO: 10 Years from now most users will go from on premise to Cloud

23. Long-Term Businesses Function in core ways
Infrastructure viewed as a cost not strength for most companies—Cloud helps companies scale and not worry about activities they are better off not doing.
Consulting—crises precipitate change—Will reliance on consultants be reduced as functionality simplifies?
Business Sophistication—calculations, business change, and integration focus on value add for clients

24. OBIEE Demo of cloud

25. Key Takeaways
Understand the business value of on premise, hosted cloud, vs cloud and knowing when to use the Cloud for Hyperion and OBIEE.

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Jeff Shauer, Oracle BI Tools on the Cloud--On Premise vs. Hosted vs. Oracle Cloud
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