Softline Business Intelligence develops partner relationships with Oracle

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On 25 May 2007, the Ukrainian company Softline Business Intelligence (SBI) announced that it had received Partner status from Oracle Corporation, the largest producer of corporate software. According to its business plan, SBI will develop a new line of Oracle software products, Business Intelligence, on the Ukrainian market.

Softline Business Intelligence already has experience in implementing Oracle software products in Ukraine, for example Oracle Data Integrator, a component of the Oracle Fusion Middleware product family. Oracle Data Integrator (ODI) was integrated as part of a project to build a data warehouse for one of the largest mobile operators in Ukraine. The use of ODI in the project makes it possible to create and manage more than 100 information transfer and transformation streams.

About Softline Business Intelligence

Softline Business Intelligence (http://www.softlinebi.kiev.ua), founded in 2004, specializes in business intelligence systems based on corporate data warehouses. The company's mission is to provide customers with analytical tools for working with accumulated information. Such tools help to improve corporate efficiency and are an integral part of operational and strategic management.

About Oracle Corporation

Oracle is the world's largest producer of corporate software. For more information about Oracle, visit http://www.oracle.com/ru.

About Oracle Fusion Middleware

The Oracle Fusion Middleware family unites leading-edge, standards-based, proven software products into a single, comprehensive, tightly integrated suite of infrastructure software. It enables organizations to increase business agility, make well-grounded business decisions and more easily integrate information and processes across separate IT systems based on technologies and products from Oracle and other vendors. Oracle Fusion Middleware is used by more than 31,000 customers, including leading organizations in industries such as financial services, telecommunications, manufacturing, retail, pharmaceuticals, healthcare and the public sector.