"Opportunities": Senior ETL Developer – Ascential Data Stage / Information Server

Opportunities Calling.....

Oracle Financial Services Software Ltd is looking for Senior ETL developers
Location: Bangalore India
Job Requirements:

• 3-5 years of hands on experience in Software Development
• Experience in Datastage & any RDBMS knowledge is a must.
• Able to multitask, and interact comfortably
• Good oral and written communication skills
• Strong Analytical & Problem Solving skills Domain experience in BFSI
• Experience working with All Fusion Erwin or other DB diagram tools
• Experience with other ETL tools - Informatica, Ab Initio, BO Data Integrator, MS DTS, OWB
• Exposure to OLAP tools or reporting tools
• Experience with mainframe technologies
• Experience with multiple RDBMS

Job Responsibilities:

• Logical and Physical Design of Databases
• Design and implement database objects like tables, views, stored procedures, User defined functions, triggers, etc.
• Extensive knowledge of Ascential DataStage with Oracle/SQL server/UDB (Project Experience is Must)
• Hands on Experience on Ascential DataStage Designer, Director, Manager, and Administrator.

Interested applicants can send their RESUMES to subramaniam.c.r@oracle.com

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Business intelligence market grows 22%, says Gartner

The market for BI tools has defied the recession to show revenue growth of almost 22%
New figures from analyst firm Gartner show that the business intelligence (BI) sector is thriving despite flagging IT budgets.
The worldwide appetite for BI platforms, analytic applications and performance management software in 2008 increased 21.7% on the previous year, from $7.2 billion to $8.8 billion.
However, Gartner analyst Dan Sommer said the growth was due largely to industry consolidation and a focus on sales and marketing by large stack vendor, particuarly towards new acquisitions. “Accelerated migrations and upgrades in the installed base are the result,” he said.
Thanks to its 2007 acquisition of Business Objects, SAP accounted for almost a quarter of the market, followed by the SAS Institute and Oracle (both at 14.6%), IBM (11.3%) and Microsoft (7.7%).