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A neat element of the software is the way in which it makes use of the iPhone’s native tools. Oracle supports the existing iPhone alerting mechanisms, which means that users have no need to hunt for the information they need. Instead, alerts come through when data crosses a threshold that the user or someone else has set. The application itself is a free download from Apple’s App Store, but customers must have licensed Oracle’s BI software, which generates the reports, analytics and alerts that get pushed to the phone. Therefore the opportunity here is for Oracle resellers who can look to offer an even better user experience for customers looking to implement or expand support for mobile workers. According to Oracle, Oracle Business Indicators is the first in a series of business applications for the iPhone, so it will be interesting to see what the vendor brings to the App Store. |
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