This chapter describes building and using dashboards in Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition. It also explains how to work with saved customizations, create dashboard template pages, publish dashboards, create links to dashboard pages, and work with briefing books.

This tutorial has covered how to build, format, and customize Oracle Business Intelligence (BI) analyses and how to create and update dashboards by utilizing these analyses. In this tutorial, you have learned how to: Create analyses, add graphs, and work with pivot tables; Format analyses and graphs

Dashboards provide personalized views of corporate and external information. A dashboard consists of one or more pages. Pages can display anything that you can access or open with a Web browser, including the following: The results of an analysis is the output returned from the Oracle BI Server that matches the analysis criteria.

This chapter describes how to configure and manage analyses and dashboards and the objects that they contain, such as views, in Oracle Business Intelligence. For information about how content designers work with analyses and dashboards, see User's Guide for Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition.

Users interact with a logical view of the information—completely hidden from data structure complexity while simultaneously preventing runaway queries—and can easily create charts, pivot tables, reports, and visually appealing dashboards, all of which are fully interactive and drillable and can be saved, shared, modified, formatted, or ...

This tutorial has covered how to build, format, and customize Oracle Business Intelligence (BI) analysis and create and update dashboards by utilizing these analysis. In this tutorial, you have learned how to: Use Favorites Menu, global header links and BI Client Installer; Create, edit and format an analysis

Oracle Transactional Business Intelligence helps you query your business data and create analyses to answer your business questions. You can present data in easy-to-understand formats (such as tables and graphs), create dashboards, and share the results of analyses.

This tutorial covers how to use Oracle Business Intelligence Answers to create queries, format views, charts, and add user interactivity and dynamic content to enhance the user experience. You create queries and work with views including charts, pivot tables, and narratives.

Oracle Business Intelligence is an integrated, intuitive, and interactive business intelligence solution that provides comprehensive report creation and delivery capabilities, from data preparation to final presentation, against multidimensional OLAP or relational data sources.

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