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	'''Oracle Hyperion Planning''' is a budgeting and forecasting application that aims at improving business predictability. It used to be owned by ], which was purchased by ] in March 2007. Oracle Hyperion Planning uses ] (a ] product sold by ]) as a database and calculation engine, a relational repository for business logic, and includes a ] ].

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