Brendan Tierney - Oralytics Blog

The Oracle 11.2 database contains 3 PL/SQL packages that allow you to perform all (well almost all) of your data mining functions. So inst...

The PL/SQL API interface for Oracle Data Miner has had a number of new features. These are listed below along with the new API features adde...

The Predictive Analytics World conference is finishing up today in New York. Over the past few days the conference has had some of the lead...

If you have been using Oracle Data Miner to develop your data mining workflows and models, at some point you will want to move away from the...

Today I received two boxes, containing 48 books of The Performance Management Revolution by Howard Dresner These books have been kindl...

The new/updated SQL Developer 3.1 Early Adopter has just been released. For the Data Miner, there are no major changes and it appears that...

Over the coming months (Q4 2011) there are a number of Oracle related events being run in Ireland. The schedule for these is below with the ...

At Oracle Open World it was announced the new Exalytics Business Intelligence machine. The Oracle white paper on Exalytics can be found he...

Oracle Open World has a huge number of sessions commencing on Sunday and run until Thursday.  To help attendees and non-attendees work out w...

If you are at Oracle Open World (OOW11) and you have an interest in Oracle Data Miner, check out the following presentation sessions: In a...

For those lucky people who are heading off to Oracle Open World, there is something I would like you to consider doing for me. At OOW you wi...

This year the Annual UKOUG event will be in Birmingham (again) from the 5th to 7th December. This year there is a slight difference to the...