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Oracle Announces Exalytics In-Memory Machine

FP Archives • February 2, 2017, 23:48:55 IST
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The high-speed engineered system featuring in-memory BI software and hardware to deliver extreme performance for analytic and performance management applications.

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Oracle Announces Exalytics In-Memory Machine

Oracle has announced the availability of enhanced analytics software optimised for Oracle Exalytics In-Memory Machine, the industry’s first high-speed engineered system featuring in-memory business intelligence (BI) software and hardware to deliver extreme performance for analytic and performance management applications.

New capabilities in Oracle Exalytics enhance customers’ ability to quickly access and leverage data assets in real-time, from information discovery to visual and mobile analytics, through to enterprise planning and reporting, providing them the intelligence they need to make better business decisions, faster.

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Oracle also announced a new release of Oracle Business Intelligence Release 11.1.1.6.2BP1 that includes expanded mobility and intuitive visualisation capabilities, helping business users quickly identify and analyse trends and take immediate action anytime, anywhere.

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Optimised for Oracle Exalytics, the new release of Oracle BI Mobile enables customers to massively scale and deliver sub-second response times for thousands of mobile users across millions of rows of data. For more information, see today’s release.

In addition, Oracle Endeca Information Discovery is now certified with Oracle Exalytics, allowing business users to easily explore diverse and unstructured information – such as social media, internal documents or written customer feedback like product reviews– to find answers to questions that cannot be easily answered by more traditional, quantitative business intelligence.

Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database for Oracle Exalytics has also been certified to work with both Oracle GoldenGate Real-Time Replication technology, as well as Oracle Data Integrator, allowing more flexibility for customers to report on events as they happen. With these certifications, Oracle Exalytics data can be updated either via replication or via incremental updates, making the refreshes quicker and more efficient.

The new release also features additional optimisations for faster loading of Oracle TimesTen and enables Storage Area Network integration for expanding storage capacity requirements.

Certification for Oracle Hyperion Planning enables it to co-exist with Oracle Essbase on Oracle Exalytics to enable tighter integration and better performance than on traditional hardware – with significantly faster reads, faster writes, and much higher user concurrency. This allows customers to shorten planning and reporting cycles. In addition, Oracle Hyperion Planning running on Oracle Exalytics supports a higher volume of users, enabling organisations to scale the application to bring more managers into the planning process. It also enables the adoption of planning best practices such as dynamic planning, rolling forecasts and driver-based planning on more detailed models.

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By consolidating applications and servers on Oracle Exalytics, users can reduce administrators and overhead, resulting in less cost, complexity and a lower overall cost of ownership.

“Oracle Exalytics enables organisations to make decisions faster in the context of rapidly shifting business conditions while broadening user adoption of business intelligence though the introduction of interactive visualisation capabilities that make every user an analyst,” said Balaji Yelamanchili, senior vice president, Oracle Analytics and Performance Management Products. “The latest software enhancements and certifications further increase the extreme performance and value of Oracle Exalytics – allowing users of all skill sets to gain the actionable intelligence they need to make better, more informed decisions.”

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