Theoretically, may be used Warehouse Builder instead of Enterprise Link?

Theoretically, may be used Oracle Warehouse Builder instead of Oracle BAM Enterprise Link?
Interestingly, what are the Oracle plans on improving BAM Enterprise Link? Is it possible to include Enterprise Link functionality into Warehouse Builder?
I will be pleasure for any answers and thoughts.
With best wishes,
Sergey G.

Yes. We are looking at both the BPEL Process Manager as well as the Oracle Warehouse Builder (OWB) product as additional options to Enterprise Link. However, for the official plans around this, please contact [email protected] (Product Manager).
Thanks,
Vishal

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