Oracle Corp. Introduces Management Applications - 0 views
Oracle and Salesforce.com top Ventana's sales performance management software rankings - 0 views
Oracle Open World input - 0 views
Bill Kutik on state of HR Tech world - 0 views
The 2012 CRM Market Leaders - 0 views
Demystify the Oracle E-Business Suite R12 Subledger Accounting Engine - 0 views
Report: State Financial Reporting Has Room for Improvement - Government Technology - 0 views
Of Big Data, Penny-Pinching Utilities, and Other Smart Grid Facts of Life - GreenTechMedia - 0 views
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The Aug. 15 edition of GreenTechMedia includes the following article discussing the future of the smart grid. The article highlights smart grid expert Andres Carvallo's presentation from The Soft Grid 2012 conference, and notes his comments regarding utilities' adoption of cloud computing and the utility "big data" challenge. The article mentions that Austin Energy is working on with Oracle on an IT-based project. The article also includes a comment from Oracle Utilities' Linda Jackman noting that utilities have their own reasons to keep as much of their IT work in-house as possible, but investor-owned utilities in particular are under pressure to spend on IT capital expenses, which they can recover in rate cases, rather than on operational expenses like cloud services that do not offer such guaranteed payback.
The Soft Grid: 10 Trends To Watch - GreenTechMedia - 0 views
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The Aug. 14 edition of GreenTechMedia includes the following article highlighting the ten predictions and trends for what the utilities industry will see in the software and smart grid market in coming years identified by the keynote speakers at GreenTechMedia's The Soft Grid 2012 conference. The fourth trend sited in the article notes the increasing role of open-source platforms in terms of distributed processing of large data sets across clusters of computers. The article notes that legacy players in the industry, such as Oracle, are building solutions around new open-source platforms.
Oracle Survey Addresses Data Deluge - Electric Light & Power - 0 views
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The Aug. 13 edition of Electric Light & Power includes the following article highlighting the results of Oracle Utilities', "Big Data, Bigger Opportunities: Plans and Preparedness for the Data Deluge" research study. The article includes comments from Oracle Utilities' Rodger Smith noting that the report indicates that the majority of utility executives are working to enhance their ability to glean real intelligence from smart grid data to ultimately create new opportunities to improve service reliability and deliver useful information to customers. The article also includes comments from Oracle Utilities' Brad Williams, who notes that the survey results show that there are opportunities for business improvement in utility operations.
Big Data: Smart Grids And New Technologies Wallop Utility Companies With Data Overflow ... - 0 views
5 Ways To Improve Communication On Your Team - GovLoop - 0 views
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The Aug. 12 edition of GovLoop includes the follow article highlighting five ways to improve communication between information technology (IT) professionals and the business team members. The article includes comments from Oracle Public Sector's Peter Doolan, Group Vice President and Chief Technologist, noting that many projects fail due to an inability for IT professionals to explain and communicate their capabilities to the business side, and for the business to communicate back to the IT side, stating their needs and requirements to have a tangible impact on the outcome. The article goes on to discuss five starter questions and suggestions on how to best improve communication among a team.
DMTF Spec Simplifies Cloud Management - Government Computer News - 0 views
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The Aug. 29 edition of Government Computer News includes the following article highlighting new Distributed Management Task Force (DMTF) specifications are designed to simplify cloud infrastructure management and ensure workloads can be easily relocated among differing cloud environments. The article notes that cloud infrastructure management interface (CIMI) has broad industry support, with companies such as Oracle submitting application programming interfaces as consideration for the standard in support of CIMI v1.0.
Q&A: Channel Partners Keynote - Oracle's Bob Evans - Channel Partners - 0 views
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