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Enterprise Resource Planning Demo - YouTube
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today we will demonstrate how to utilize
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Oracle analytics cloud to extend
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analysis of project data from oracle
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enterprise resource planning or ERP
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using the tight integration between
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Oracle Analects cloud and enterprise
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resource planning we will be able to
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pull and curate a Content blended and
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third-party data staged in our
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autonomous data warehouse perform
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what-if analysis and apply machine
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learning to create intuitive
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visualizations using these integrated
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Oracle services together you will gain
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additional insights needed to make Swift
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and informed decisions our demo centers
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around Pam a project manager who is in
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charge of delivering a marquee capital
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building project this project has
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already budgeted for raw materials as
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well as tariffs on items that are
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imported from other countries
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Pam uses Oracle transaction business
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intelligence or otbi to review her
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project status on a frequent basis in
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her review she attempts to investigate
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why this project is over budget however
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she can only view and analyze data that
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is available in this application so
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let's take a look at how Pam will pull
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these analyses from the business
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intelligent tool so after logging in
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she'll pull her first pre-built report
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which will show her her actuals to date
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versus her budget to date at a very high
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level and she'll see that the actuals
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has exceeded the budget to date she'll
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want to look into this a little bit more
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and so she'll pull her next pre-built
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report which will provide her a little
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more detail in this case the raw
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materials she'll see that the raw
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materials are all under budget at this
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time with the exception of one area the
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tariffs that she pays to import steel
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has exceeded that budget without being
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able to derive any more additional
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information from these analyses she
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reaches out to her data analyst Josh to
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investigate further Josh uses article
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analytics clouds native application
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connector to connect to the ERP
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application and pull in the curated data
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from the analysis that Pam had already
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built Josh also pulls in the US
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harmonized Tariff Schedule data from
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Oracle autonomous
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data warehouse by using machine learning
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on the tariff data he notices that there
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has been an increase in the tariffs on
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steel from China he does what if
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analysis and data visualization
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switching the source of material he then
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compares and contrasts the project cost
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and derives that the total cost of
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buying steel is the lowest when sourced
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from Mexico once josh has completed this
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work he can share these visuals with Pam
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in a PowerPoint presentation
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additionally though he can do a couple
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other things for her he can embed these
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dashboards into ERP so that Pam may
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access them at any point in time if she
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clicks a tile in her ERP application it
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will take her to the charts and graphs
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if josh has created for her and you can
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see that she can see the same
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information that she was pulling from
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her otbi reports from earlier dishes she
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can also see that if she were to source
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her steel from Mexico as opposed to
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China she would see a cost savings as
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opposed to a cost overrun secondly Pam
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wants to be able to review her project
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status on the go she can use Oracle's
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day-by-day mobile application and ask it
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additional information with the voice
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query what is the inception to date
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budget by task as you can see it's
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pulled up the data that we've wanted and
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we can drill down further if we need to
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let's take a look at architecture and
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see how it interacts with one another
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enterprise resource planning is
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integrated with Oracle analytics cloud
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additional data sets are pulled from
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Oracle autonomous data warehouse which
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is also integrated with Oracle analytics
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cloud and visualizations and what-if
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analysis are built in data visualization
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finally the forecasts and visualizations
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are embedded in ERP and sent in
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PowerPoint
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to the project manager via email and day
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by day using Oracle analytics cloud we
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can blend third-party data apply machine
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learning and forecast the best course of
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action for our ERP projects this is made
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easy with Oracle Analects clouds unique
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integration with enterprise resource
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planning
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which enables its users pulling that
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curated content from pre-built analysis
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Oracle Analects cloud and pomace data
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warehouse allows you to gain faster
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insights but leveraging the work you've
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already completed in erp these Oracle
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cloud offerings are positioned to save
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your company time and money
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