Did you know that emoji can be used in Oracle Analytics projects? Well now you do and there are some cool 😎 use cases for this as long as you are willing to be creative. Point to Stuff ☝️Showing users exactly what to click or tap on is often important in delivering analytics. Pointing handsContinue reading “Use Emojis in Analytics 😍”
Author Archives: Matt Milella
Tips and Tricks and When to Use Oracle Analytics Desktop
Oracle Analytics allows customers to get insights on data with a couple key deployment options; cloud (OAC) and on-premises (OAS). This should cover most needs, but there are a couple of specific reasons for a desktop version. First, if you just want to try things out you can download the desktop version. One great wayContinue reading “Tips and Tricks and When to Use Oracle Analytics Desktop”
Show the Latest Data
Sometimes you need to just show the latest data. This is often the case for metrics like inventory or some percentages where adding things up just does not make sense. Most analytic tools like Oracle Analytics allows authors to pick from various aggregation methods as a solution, but when building a project you don’t alwaysContinue reading “Show the Latest Data”
Be ‘Responsive’ to a Point
By default Oracle Analytics data visualization projects are responsive by default and this is great so authors generally don’t have to worry about device, device size, or screen resolution. Right? Above is an example of some to the beautiful screenshot I see on social media showing off an authors work, but this sort of layoutContinue reading “Be ‘Responsive’ to a Point”
Ready for Launch
With little to do in my spare time I am now able to finally do this blog consolidation that has been at the bottom of my todo list for many months. The plumbing part is all complete and here is what you need to know. More content is on the way! This clean up neededContinue reading “Ready for Launch”
A Fresh Start
For a few years I have been trying to find time to launch a new and organized place to me to share some of my knowledge on data. I have been at this game for more than 20 years and my blogging and ‘underground’ days started decades back when I was writing about and postingContinue reading “A Fresh Start”
Setting the PORTALPATH for OAC 5.5 and Above
For years our Oracle Business Intelligence customers have been using an RPD session variable to redirect end users to a specific dashboard when they hit the URL for their analytic platform. https://hostname/analytics This has served us well but fast forward to Oracle Analytics and this approach needed to change. Starting with OAC 5.5 this isContinue reading “Setting the PORTALPATH for OAC 5.5 and Above”
Oracle Analytics on Chrome 80
In February Google will roll out an update to Chrome (80) that will implement a secure-by-default model for cookies, enabled by a new cookie classification system. Details can be found here – https://blog.chromium.org/2019/10/developers-get-ready-for-new.html Although general use of Oracle Analytics (any version) will not be impacted by this change we know that some specific embedding use casesContinue reading “Oracle Analytics on Chrome 80”
Compare Data Without Cluttering Your Data Visualizations
By Raveesh Kumar How many times have you thought – when you view a data visualization you should be able to see and compare related data points, without actually adding those related data points to the visualization. You do not want to clutter your already expansive bar graph with additional bars – right? For example,Continue reading “Compare Data Without Cluttering Your Data Visualizations”
Let’s Catch Up at Oracle Open World!
Last minute edits September 12 – Changes in bold. 2019 Oracle Open World is sure to be a great conference and great place to be to collaborate and learn about Oracle Analytics. If you are not singed up stop reading and sign up now! https://www.oracle.com/openworld/register.html If you are attending there are some great sessionsContinue reading “Let’s Catch Up at Oracle Open World!”
