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Serve as Site Representative on various Corporate-wide Business Intelligence Analytic teams serving as the site’s primary point of contact and subject matter expert (SME) for analytical solutions.
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The position has a key role in the development of analytical data ecosystem for the Penn State community and is critical in supporting migration of existing enterprise reporting platform from OBIEE (Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition) to OAC (Oracle Analytics Cloud.
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The Business Intelligence (BI) Developer II develops reports and data warehouses to monitor Population Health Services Organization's (PHSO) key performance indicators and meet regulatory reporting requirements by providing the necessary data to business stakeholders.
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SUMMARYThe Business Intelligence Senior Analyst is responsible to manage, align and order the enterprise Data Warehouse models, Data ingestion and orchestration from variety of Data Sources and multiple Data formats against the business priorities, while coordinating the development of these requirements with the Data engineering team, Analytics team and overseeing the implementation of Data Warehouse solutions.
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The Business Intelligence Developer ideally has experience with leading healthcare technology systems such as EMR (Epic), Claims processing (Epic), ERP (Workday), CRM, cloud based data platforms (Azure, Snowflake) etc.
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Under general supervision of the Executive Director of Customer and Business Services, the Facilities Business Intelligence Analyst is responsible for Facilities' data management around data analytics and mining; business intelligence design solutions; create easy to access metrics for the department and campus; and being the departments first point of contact with technology troubleshooting (specifically the department's Integrated Workplace Management System (IWMS) called Planon.
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The Business Intelligence Architect will be responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining a robust and scalable business intelligence environment that empowers Hoffmaster to extract valuable insights from our data.
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This is a Business Intelligence Developer position in the energy sector. Participates in testing procedures involving review, analysis, witnessing, and certification of business intelligence solutions.
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Build and document stakeholder requirements gathering process that enables an orderly delivery of business intelligence insights to key stakeholders across distinct business units.
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Thorough knowledge of data information systems, data mining and analytics, business intelligence software, associated reporting software, and the relationships between data elements. Each year more than 20,000 top-tier students come to San Luis Obispo to put knowledge into action, taking their learning outside the classroom as they prepare for careers in engineering, agriculture, science, business, humanities and the built environment.
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Business Intelligence Developer ,you will enhance our data-driven decision-making process. Keep abreast of emerging trends and technologies in business intelligence and data analytics.
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FMD consists of five critical and interdependent support departments, including Customer & Business Services; Environmental Health & Safety; Facilities Planning & Capital Projects; Energy, Utilities, and Sustainability; and Facilities Operations.
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The Business Intelligence Lead owns and manages the Happinest Brands BI tool (DOMO) and all associated data and analytics projects. Minimum of 5 Years Experience in Data Analytics and Business Intelligence Platform Management.
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Strong understanding of time-intelligence functions for dynamic date-based analysis. Conduct comprehensive variance analysis, highlighting key drivers and providing actionable insights to senior leadership.
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UMG’s Analytics & Insights team within the Global eCommerce & Marketing group is looking for a Senior Business Intelligence (BI) Developer to help unify data sources, package analyses, and communicate meaningful insights to internal, label, and artist management audiences.
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