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“When we made the decision to acquire the Oracle BI Applications we knew that we needed an integration partner. We have worked with BICG for many years with OBIEE. They have been on site, and we have worked with them remotely. They have been extremely helpful over the years. We looked to them to be partners with us on the deployment of the Oracle Bi Applications. They provide training, consulting, direction, guidance, and knowledge transfer. BICG provided everything that we needed to be successful..”

Tina Suttle – Diebold
Manager of Business Information systems includes Business Intelligence and Websolutions

“We implemented off the shelf service analytics proponent. We were very pleased with BICG’s performance. They really came through for us. We couldn’t have done it without them. Folks they had on the project came through not only in terms of helping deliver, but also helping our technical teams come up to speed on the technology. BICG has helped us to become self sufficient.”

George Woods - Motorola
Software Development Manager for Oracle Apps and Siebell applications

Tuesday
Oct132009

Oracle Procurement and Spend Analytics at Los Alamos National Laboratory

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Oracle OpenWorld, October 13, 2009

With a $2.2 billion budget, Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) is one of the largest science and technology institutions in the world that does multidisciplinary research in fields such as national security, outer space, renewable energy, medicine, nanotechnology, and supercomputing. Through a unique mentor-to-mentee training program, LANL is shifting from standard operational reporting to generating business intelligence insight with the use of Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition and Oracle Business Intelligence Applications. In this session, LANL leaders discuss their best practice strategies for deployment and the creation of data stewardship guidelines that lay the groundwork for a long-term reporting strategy.

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Presentation Materials : Oracle Procure and Spend Analytics at LANL


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