Tag: Tableau to OBIEE
Connecting Tableau to OBIEE: Challenges and Solutions
Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition (OBIEE) is a traditional BI platform used by large enterprises even today. Though OBIEE is great for maintaining a single source of truth, it falls far short of the end-user expectations in terms of self-service data visualization. Many companies are addressing this problem by complementing OBIEE with a data visualization […]
Why is BI Connector the Best Tableau OBIEE Connector?
Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition (OBIEE) users have started sensing a big drawback in OBIEE – Absence of Self-service Data Visualization features. This drawback has led users to complement OBIEE’s limitations by connecting it to modern data visualization tools such as Tableau. Some organizations, despite moving to Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC) are connecting Tableau to […]
Connecting Tableau to OBIEE via Oracle BI Server ODBC Driver [Pros and Cons]
Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition (OBIEE) is a traditional BI platform with strong data management capabilities but poor data visualization features. Hence, organizations using OBIEE are connecting self-service data visualization tools such as Tableau to effectively complement OBIEE’s limitations in a bimodal approach. One of the options to integrate Tableau to OBIEE or Oracle Analytics […]
The Pros and Cons of Exporting and Importing Data From OBIEE to Tableau via Excel
Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition (OBIEE) is a traditional BI platform that has data visualization limitations. The organizations using OBIEE have started sensing its limitations with the arrival of modern data visualization tools such as Tableau. In these organizations, the Tableau users are most likely to use a manual export/import process via Excel for visualizing […]
3 Ways to Connect Tableau to OBIEE
The best way to overcome the data visualization drawbacks of OBIEE is to connect Self-service analytics tools to OBIEE. Tableau is one of the data visualization tools that have the potential to effectively complement OBIEE’s limitations just by integrating Tableau and OBIEE. Some organizations, despite moving to Oracle Analytics Cloud(OAC) are connecting Tableau to OAC […]
Replacing OBIEE with Tableau: A Quick Cost-Benefit Analysis
Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition (OBIEE) is used by large companies for decades to meet their BI needs. In recent years, with the introduction of modern BI platforms such as Tableau, the OBIEE users have started sensing the drawbacks of OBIEE in terms of self-service and data visualization. You may want to take a quick […]
3 Ways to Address OBIEE’s Data Visualization Drawbacks With Tableau
Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition (OBIEE) is a traditional BI platform that offers excellent data management features. However, OBIEE falls far short of user expectations in the self-service data visualization aspect. In this blog post, we’ll take a quick look at the following 3 ways to address Oracle BI’s data visualization drawbacks with Tableau. Here […]
5 Mandatory Requirements of a Tableau to OBIEE Connector
Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition (OBIEE) is a traditional BI platform with robust data management capabilities. However, OBIEE falls too short of the user expectations from the data visualization and self-service standpoints . Tableau is a powerful data visualization platform with strong self-service capabilities and a wide user-adoption. Many organizations using OBIEE prefer connecting a […]
Canadian Health Organization Empowers its Remote Workers with Tableau to OBIEE Connectivity for Self-service Visualization
Organizations are fast-tracking many strategic and time-sensitive decisions as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. The top management personnel across all industries and public organizations around the globe are now focused on: Business continuity Employee safety and compliance Maintaining the stakeholders’ trust Strengthening finance and operations Cutting costs Maximizing sales and revenue In this unforeseen […]