Introduction
Sundays
at Kscope are always Symposium day. I understand that there are
multiple other Symposiums, one for each track. Of course, being an
Essbase geek, the only thing I care about is EPM, and here I am, sitting
in the EPM Symposium, listening to Oracle management talk about the
latest and greatest in the EPM space.
And the content is…
Sorry,
can’t tell you. That’s the deal – come to the symposium, do NOT blog
about what you hear. Safe harbor statements abound (so they’re going to
tell us the future, but reserve the right to change their collective
Oracle mind) as well as requests to NOT take photographs, NOT blog about
what we learn. Those are the rules.
So
that means if you aren’t at Kscope13, you don’t know what is coming in
the EPM space. And I’m not (I cannot) tell you. Stinks, doesn’t it?
The way to solve this is to come to Kscope14, and every year
thereafter. That’s my plan for career futures. :)
What I can tell you is there is some very
interesting news about Essbase. It’s stuff we have all wanted for a
long time. Again, sorry if you are not at Kscope but we attendees are
not allowed to tell you more about it per Oracle’s request. So yes, a
big, big tease.
And some very
interesting news about Planning. I have wanted this functionality for
approximately forever, or at least since 2002 (ah, Planning 1.5, or
maybe 1.1 – I no longer remember but oh my goodness you were buggy).
Alas, I again cannot tell you much of anything. In fact nothing.
Conclusion
Are
you gathering that Kscope gives you information that you cannot get
anywhere else? This is important stuff that defines the future of what
we do and no other user conference delivers this information.
The
brutal sadist in me sort of enjoys telling you that there is all sorts
of cool stuff on offer at the Sunday symposium. The caring nurturing
inner Cameron wishes you were here. Square the circle, bind the wound,
cut the Gordian knot, for goodness’ sakes stop me from tortured
metaphors and just make sure you are here next year at Kscope14 so I
don’t have to keep on telling you about all the cool things I (and everyone else at Kscope13) know, and you don’t. See, I really am the caring, nurturing sort.
Be seeing you at Kscope13 (oh, we happy few) and Kscope14.
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