Workforce Intelligence for Learning Management

Hi,
Whats Workforce Intelligence for Learning Management . i gone through Oracle Learning Management (OLM) user guide .In this under Workforce Intelligence for Learning Management topic ,some reports are explained .they are Calculation of Training Event Hours,Successful Hours,Calculation of Training Success,Report Data,Scope of Training Success Reports,Training Success Targets for KPIs ......
In application where i can see these reports .i searched in Oracle Learning Management Adminstrator responsibility/view report .but there is no such kind of reports.
And also i searched in that particular responsibility request group.but there is no relevant information .
anybody can help me to see these reports...
we applied the patch relevant to OLM workforce intelligence...
regards,
kumar
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kumarduraipandi
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kumarduraipandi

Hi,
I am also looking for similar information....
One thing what i came across is, there is a spcecific responsibility meant for accessing Workforce Intelligence workbooks.....
Try responsibility "Training Intelligence" (though it displays only few workboooks and not all those workbooks which are listed in OLM user guide)
I will update you further if i get more information.
Do let me know incase if you find any useful information regarding this on my email id - [email protected]
Regards,
Raghu

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