SIEBEL – ANALYTICS
Overview:
Siebel Analytics is the best tool that is used for analyzing the business data at each level and it is prominent vendor of interoperable e-business software. It is acquired by Oracle along with its Siebel acquisition. The company’s customer relationship management (CRM), enterprise resource management (ERM), and partner relationship management (PRM) applications are designed to automate those aspects of business and allow an enterprise to perform and coordinate associated tasks over the Internet and through other channels, such as retail or call center networks.
Training Objectives of SIEBEL Analytics:
The main Objective of this Course is to enable Students to perform the tasks required to successfully complete a Siebel Business Analytics deployment. Students can able to build a simple Siebel Intelligence Dashboard starting with basic requests created in Siebel Answers. Candidates can also able to add more complexity to the Dashboard as the course progresses, including pivot tables, prompts, charts, embedded content, and navigation links etc.
Target Students / Prerequisites:
Students must have Technical Background and Having Logical Programming Skills and knowledge on Database Concepts.
Foundations
- Introducing Siebel Applications
- Implementing Siebel Applications
- Using the Siebel Client
- Working with Data in the User Interface
Architecture and Installation
- Exploring the Siebel Architecture
- How Clients Access Seibel Data
- Installing Siebel software
- Introducing Server Administration
- Server configuration and Management
Security
- Securing Siebel Implementations
- Controlling Access to views
- Controlling Access to Customer Data
- Creating the Company Structure
- Controlling Access to Master Data
- Authenticating Users
Exploring Siebel Applications
- Understanding object Definitions behind a Siebel Applications
- Understanding Siebel Tools to Examine Object Definitions
- Understanding the Siebel Data Model
- Understanding Business Components
- Understanding Party Business Components
- Understanding Business Objects
Configuration
- The Configuration Process
- Managing Object Definitions
- Editing and Compiling Object Definitions
- Understanding the Physical User Interface
- Configuring Applets
- Configuring Applications, Screens and Views
- Configuring Drilldowns
- Configuring Business Components and Fields
- Creating business Components and Fields
- Configuring Pick Lists
- Configuring Multi-Value groups
- Extending the Seibel Database
- Exploring Integration Strategies
Enterprise Integration Manager
- Exploring Integration Strategies
- Introducing Enterpriser Integration Manager
- Data Mapping
- Invoking Enterprise Integration Manager
- Enterprise Integration Manager Consideration
Workflow manager
- Understanding Siebel Event models
- Using Siebel State Model
- Introducing Siebel Workflow
- Deploying Workflow Processes
- Invoking Workflow Processes
- Understanding Interactive and Long-Running Flows
- Assignments manager
- Introducing Assignment Manager
- Creating Sales Assignment Rules
- Assignment Manager Configuration
- Deploying Assignment Manager
Deployment
- Performance Considerations
- Migrating from Development to Test
- Using Siebel Remote to Support Mobile clients
- Administering Siebel Remote
Actuate Reports
- Introduction about reports Architecture of report server
- Simple reports
- Master-child reports
- Parameterized reports
e-Script
- Browser script
- Server script
- Applet level
- BC level
- Application and Business services level
eRoadmap methodology
- Definition stage
- Discovery stage
- Design stage
- Configure stage
- Implement
- Deploy stage
Introduction to Siebel EAI
- Introduction to Siebel EAI
Introduction to Siebel Testing
- Introduction to Siebel Testing
Career Guidance
- Career Guidance