Data-Driven Decisions in Engineering Firms: Implementing Advanced OTBI and BI Publisher in Oracle HCM

Authors

  • Anusha Atluri Oracle Fusion Sr Integration Specialist at Caesars Entertainment , USA Author

Keywords:

Data-driven decision-making, Oracle HCM, OTBI

Abstract

Maintaining a competitive edge & improving work management in their modern engineering depend on their data-driven decision-making. Engineering companies monitor staff performance, project assignments & their compliance responsibilities using exact, actual time data. Acting as a complete solution, Oracle HCM optimizes HR processes & their provides necessary workforce analytics. Companies require thorough reporting & also analytics tools if they are to really reach their possibilities. Relevant in this context are Oracle Transactional Business Intelligence (OTBI) & BI publishers. With simple drag-and-drop features, OTBI helps HR & leadership teams to make informed decisions without having any great technical knowledge by facilitating actual time data analysis. For complex reporting needs, BI Publisher is fit as it offers comprehensive report customization, automation & also their flawless integration. Notwithstanding the advantages, using these technologies comes with many challenges like data security problems, user acceptability & the necessity of sufficient training. Still, companies who successfully combine OTBI with BI publishers might greatly improve their reporting capacity, thus improving employment planning, compliance management & also general operational effectiveness. Emphasizing important findings, benefits & insights acquired, this paper looks at a case study of an engineering company that included these technologies into Oracle HCM. The case study shows how actual time insights improved HR productivity, less manual reporting procedures & also their decision-making. Engineering companies may effectively use these technologies by understanding the actual applications and probable constraints, therefore guaranteeing a more data-driven, agile, & also strategic approach to workforce management.

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Published

23-04-2021

How to Cite

[1]
A. Atluri, “Data-Driven Decisions in Engineering Firms: Implementing Advanced OTBI and BI Publisher in Oracle HCM”, American J Auton Syst Robot Eng, vol. 1, pp. 403–425, Apr. 2021, Accessed: Dec. 12, 2025. [Online]. Available: https://ajasre.org/index.php/publication/article/view/53