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An analytics platform manages all facets of the data analysis lifecycle, including data acquisition, preparation, storage and analysis.

A cloud analytics platform combines multiple analytic functions, including data acquisition, storage, and analysis, offered in the cloud, often as a fully managed service.

Financial data analytics enables organizations to obtain actionable insights from their financial data to improve overall financial performance, offer new products and services to clients, model and mitigate risk and reduce churn.

A data analytics platform is a unified solution that combines technologies to meet enterprise needs end-to-end throughout the analytics lifecycle.

Data connectors do more than just extract and transfer data. They enable faster decisions and improved organizational agility.

Data mapping is the process of extracting data and mapping them to target fields in a destination database.

Financial analytics involves the analysis of financial data to assess the viability and profitability of a business.

Financial planning and analysis encompasses several key office of finance activities that collectively help an organization manage its financial strength and business strategy over time.

Operational analytics refers to the study and measurement of operational systems with the goal of identifying opportunities for improvement.

Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC) is a fully managed cloud-based BI and analytics platform from Oracle. It is designed as a single and complete platform that empowers business users and analysts to ask questions about their data — across any environment and from any device.

OBIEE (Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition) is a business intelligence tool from Oracle Corporation used to gather, store and visualize enterprise data.

A procurement dashboard is a visual data summary that helps analyze the purchase and spend process. Procurement analytics can improve profitability and overall business performance.

Self-service analytics refers to a form of business intelligence (BI) where analysts and business professionals can query data and generate reports independent of IT.

Supply chain analytics includes gathering and analyzing information from multiple systems to enable organizations to understand and optimize their supply chains.