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The Sydney-based company wanted an automated system that would enable it to reach as many customers as possible but grow revenue at the lowest possible cost. Priava chose Oracle to develop an on-demand software delivery service using Oracle WebLogic Serve

Highlights how service providers should select a service activation software and customize it to meet their needs. The article mentions Oracle's ASAP product and lists several customers

Unitask Software, a Gold member of the Oracle® Partner Network and a provider of automation software for the Oracle E-Business Suite application market, announced numerous Q1 2011 achievements resulting in unprecedented growth for the Michigan-based techn

As today's retail world becomes more complex, the calm at the center of this storm is a return to retailing basics: laying down an IT foundation that automates a number of critical business processes, so that retailers can deliver to both consumers and associates the services they need, when and how they need them.

...even as today's retail world becomes more complex, the calm at the center of this storm is a return to retailing basics: laying down an IT foundation that automates a number of critical business processes, so that retailers can deliver to both consumers and associates the services they need, when and how they need them.

Accenture and Oracle have developed a new cloud-based financial solution designed to help hospitality companies improve business management by giving them better access to real-time financial data. The Accenture Oracle business group's new hospitality finance cloud solution enables companies to access financial data in real-time from multiple data sources, such as internal property management systems and external financial institutions, and connects to existing on-property systems to automate workflow approvals and establish standardized operations processes.

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.

Highlighting that Oracle launched a new solution for health insurance exchanges to deliver the functionality and services required by state governments to help ensure health insurance exchange success. The article notes that Oracle's comprehensive solution for healthcare insurance exchanges combines Siebel Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Applications, Oracle Policy Automation Solution for Public Sector, Oracle Hyperion Planning, Oracle Business Intelligence Applications as well as Oracle Fusion Middleware components including Oracle Identity Management, Oracle WebCenter Suite, Oracle SOA Suite and Oracle Master Data Management Suite. The article also includes comments from Mark Johnson, senior vice president, Oracle Public Sector noting that the impending rollout of health insurance exchanges will require state governments to establish state-regulated and standardized health care plans, from which individuals may purchase health insurance that is eligible for Federal subsidies.

Highlighting an interview with Guerry Waters, vice president for industry strategy, Oracle Utilities, and Stephan Scholl, senior vice president and general manager, Oracle Utilities discussing the evolution of the electric utility industry specifically fo

Byline by Guerry Waters, vice president of industry strategy, Oracle Utilities discussing various steps utilities should consider when communicating with customers about smart grids. The article also discusses results from Oracle's "Grid Challenges and C