Difference between FDI and OBIEE

User_U0OY6

Can you share the differences between FDI and OBIEE

Sumanth V -Oracle

@User_U0OY6 - Welcome to Oracle Analytics Community!

Here’s a very brief and simple comparison of OBIEE vs FDI:

• OBIEE (Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition)
  • Traditional on-premises BI platform.
  • Requires RPD modeling and server maintenance.
  • Flexible but heavier to manage and upgrade.
• FDI (Fusion Data Intelligence)
  • Cloud-native analytics for Oracle Fusion Apps.
  • Prebuilt data models, KPIs, and workbooks.
  • Automatic upgrades and quicker time to value.

Brief on when to use which:

• Use OBIEE
  • If you are running on-premises systems.
  • When you need highly customized data models.
  • If you must integrate with many non-Fusion / legacy sources.

• Use FDI
  • If you are on Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications (ERP, HCM, SCM, etc.).
  • When you want ready-to-use KPIs, subject areas, and workbooks out of the box.
  • If you prefer a cloud, low-maintenance solution with regular automatic updates.

• Hope this helps! Please continue engaging with the Oracle Community.

MandeepGupta

https://community.oracle.com/products/oracleanalytics/discussion/26957/difference-between-fdi-and-obiee

Welcome to Oracle Analytics community.

In addition to above,

OBIEE is a traditional, on-premises business intelligence platform designed for data warehousing and self-service reporting. In contrast, Fusion Data Intelligence is Oracle’s advanced cloud-based analytics solution, built on Fusion Analytics Warehouse. It delivers prebuilt, AI/ML-powered applications with integrated data modeling and guided actions embedded directly into business workflows. This marks a strategic evolution toward application-driven, AI-enabled analytics for faster and more actionable insights.

Thanks.