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Oracle Business Intelligence

in the Cloud

Gherardo Infunti

Business Development Director – EMEA Business Analytics

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Disclaimer

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Program Agenda

 Why BI in the Cloud?

 Oracle Cloud

 Oracle PaaS

 Oracle BI Cloud Service Sneak Preview

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 Traditional Data Center Data

Growth: 12%

 Cloud Data Growth: 35%

 In 2014 Data on Cloud

surpasses Data on

Traditional Data Centers

Shift in IT Investments

Data Gravity is Pulling Analytics into the Cloud

Cisco Global Cloud Index 2012–2017 - Total Data Center Traffic Growth

2014 is the Cloud Tipping Point

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Gartner: Cloud BI is an Emerging Trend

No Cloud

Plans

for BI

54%

Using Private

Cloud

20%

Using

Public

Cloud

9%

Using Hybrid

Cloud

4%

Next Year,

Private Cloud

8%

Next Year,

Public Cloud

1%

Next Year,

Hybrid Cloud

4%

• 46% of Customers

surveyed use Cloud BI or

plan to do it in the next 12

months

• By 2016, 25% of net-new

business analytics

deployments will be in the

form of subscription to

cloud analytics platforms

or application services.

© 2014 - All rights reserved - Joao Tapadinhas, Gartner BI and Analytics Summit, London, March 2014.

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Delivering BI Services in the Cloud

Expectations are Different

 Intuitive,

interactive,

engaging

 Visually

stunning

 Inherently

social

 Natively Mobile

Consumer Style

Experience

 Security, Performance,

Scalability, Elasticity, Reliability

 Database, Identity Management,

Application Server

 Automated provisioning,

patching, upgrades, backup,

recovery

 Extendable. Cloud, hybrid cloud

and on-premise support

Enterprise Class Infrastructure

 Purchasing &

provisioning

 Data load,

modeling, mashup

 Data analysis

 Dashboard and

report authoring

Self-Service

Everything

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Oracle Cloud: Summary

13 Data Centers

4 in Europe

Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Linlithgow, Scotland

Reading, UK

Frankfurt, Germany

1000’s

205 PB

Servers

VMs

Storage

9 Million

19 Billion

Users

Trx/Day

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 24x7 Operations “Nerve Center” staff in a follow-the-sun configuration

 Different Service and Deployment Models

 Dedicated Security & Compliance

management staff

 Functional experts and architects

in all key support roles

 100% of activities performed by

Oracle employees

Oracle Cloud: Summary

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Oracle Cloud Reference Architecture

Conceptual Model

Cloud

Brokers

Cloud Consumers

Access

Cloud Provider

Cloud

Management

Services

Physical Resource

Abstraction

The Services layer contains the

deployable entities built from

the Cloud's Infrastructure,

Platform, and/or Software

services. Deployable Entities

are instances of useful

aggregated resource that

consumers can interact with.

The Resource layer aggregates

and manages physical or virtual

resources and exposes the

virtualized or physical resources

pools to the management layer

so that they can be orchestrated

into Cloud services.

The Access layer enables end

users, developers, and application

owners access to the service layers

(and hosted Cloud applications) as

well as the Cloud management

interface.

The Cloud Management layer

exposes the Cloud logic needed to

design, provision, and manage

Cloud services for developers and

application owners. It also provides

the control plane for the Cloud

operator to manage the underlying

Cloud infrastructure.

http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/topics/entarch/itso-165161.html

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Customers Have a Choice of Clouds

Deployment Models : Private, Managed Services, Public

Build

Customer

builds/buys, hosts

and manages.

Managed

Customer builds/buys.

Oracle manages for a

fixed monthly fee.

Oracle Cloud Services

Private Cloud

Subscribe

Customer subscribes.

Oracle hosts and

manages.

Oracle Public Cloud

CapEx > OpEx OpEx > CapEx

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Applications

Platform

Infrastructure

SaaS (Software as a Service)

PaaS (Platform as a Service)

Application development &

deployment platform delivered

as a service

IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service)

Server, storage and network

hardware and associated software

delivered as a service

Service Models: IaaS, PaaS and SaaS

Choice of stack depth to subscribe to/shift to OPEX

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Oracle Cloud and Business Intelligence

SaaS

 Marketing

 Sales

 Services

 Global Human Resources

 Talent Management

 Financial

 Procurement

 Project Portfolio Management

 Value Chain Execution

 Product Value Chain

 Enterprise Planning and Budgeting

 Financial Reporting*

 Social Network

 Social Marketing

 Social Engagement and Monitoring

 Social Data and Insight*

PaaS

 Database

 Java

 Developer*

 Documents*

 Business Intelligence*

 Mobile*

IaaS

 Compute*

 Storage

 Messaging*

*Preview

Most SaaS Already Deliver BI (OTBI)

https://cloud.oracle.com

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Platform Services

Complete, Standards-Based, Enterprise-Grade

Database

Services

Developer

Services

Java

Services

Documents

Services

Business

Intelligence

Services

Mobile

Services

Common Infrastructure Services

Cloud

Marketplace

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Platform-as-a-Service

 Full-featured Dedicated 11gR2 or 12c Instance

 Single Node or Highly Available DBMS Cluster

 Oracle Backs Up, Patches, Manages DBMS

 Full SQL*NET, Root Access, Enterprise

Manager, All DBMS Tools

 Full portability - on-premises & cloud

Database Cloud Service / Database as a Service

Database as a Service (Preview)

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Platform-as-a-Service

Java Cloud Service / WebLogic as a Service

 Full-Featured App Server – WebLogic 12c or 11g

 Elastic Load Balancing; Scale Up or Out

 Oracle Backs Up, Patches, Manages App Server

 Full WLS-T, JMX, HTTP, RMI, Root Access,

Enterprise Manager, All Java Tools

 Full Portability - On-Premise & Cloud

WebLogic as a Service (Preview)

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Consume

Discover

Platform-as-a-Service

Cloud Marketplace

Build

• Industry Standard

Oracle Technologies

• Extend, Integrate with

Oracle SaaS

• 100s of Apps from

Oracle Ecosystem

• Read, Review

and Engage

• Evaluate

• Buy

• Deploy Easily

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Platform-as-a-Service

Developer, Mobile and Documents Services

Developer Mobile

 Agile Development

 Complete Lifecycle

 Cross-Platform Mobile Apps

 Mobilize Enterprise Assets

 Push and Notifications

Documents

 Document Sharing, Team Workspaces

 Mobile, Web, Desktop, Offline access

 File and Device Synchronization

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 Multi-tenant OBI

 Integrated with Oracle Cloud store

 Answers & Dashboards

 Web-client data loader and modeler

 BI Mobile HD (iOS and Android)

 DB service (Schema-aaS) pre-Requisite

(single source)

 Simple administration and integrated IdM

Features

Oracle BI Cloud Service

- V1 does not include other OBIEE components: Publisher, Delivers, Essbase, Smart View, MapViews or Invoke Actions

- Service will never include OBIEE Suite Plus legacy components: IR, Web Analysis, SQR Reporting