Sustainability and BI: gone from drizzle to “storm”

Posted on | September 28, 2009 | 1 Comment

Last fall’s Oracle OpenWorld had such a strong sustainability theme that I thought for sure I’d find products down in the exhibit hall. Not one. When I asked around, one guy even said sustainability management with BI tech “couldn’t be done.” (Read my TDWI story from back then.)

Now we see Terri Rylander’s post — she sees a “storm” brewing over this — getting six tweets. She deserves every one of them for extracting news from one muddy press release.

Tags: Oracle, oracle openworld, SmartDataCollective, sustainability management, tdwi, Terri Rylander

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