The performance, scalability and queries should be addressed, as well as the data distribution of certain data techniques.

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I would like to see some refinement in the area of getting things that are not standard cloud applications, but are rather more customized. That's where some of the non-technical people trigger up and ask: "How can we have a local database or a private database, or huge Excel spreadsheets that need to be transformed?" A lot of the database ETL stuff that's behind the scenes is just about getting that stuff out. I think Oracle Analytics is working toward refining a lot of that, so that it requires less technical expertise to incorporate that kind of data source. It's really about initially setting it up and adding to it. As you start new campaigns, you can run across new sources of information. Not everything is in salesforce.com.

I would like to see an improvement in the ease of implementing customized data sources and the like. I would suspect Oracle has other things in the works along those lines. They're constantly trying to refine and improve their products. 

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There are some transactions we have not been able to find through the dashboard.

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Basic capabilities, less professional than would be expected from a company dealing with databases as a core business. View full review »

• Problems in handling huge data sets • Cannot be used to process statistical data • Performance benchmarks are difficult in data mining View full review »

Since a separate Oracle database is needed, the data loading and cleansing the raw data can be a time consuming process.Licensing can be tricky with all the options in the Oracle OLAP suite.It is better to get the whole OLAP suite and use the features one needs rather than buying piece meal. View full review »