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The November 15 edition of Campus Technology includes the following second installment of a two-part series highlighting big data and examines how pioneering schools are mining big data in hopes of improving student learning and performance.  The article highlights multiple schools, including Oracle customer Arizona State University (ASU) which considers itself to be at the forefront of student data analytics.  The article notes that ASU was among the first universities in the country to build a data warehouse and maintains big data and Hadoop working groups.  The article includes comment by John Rome, deputy chief information officer (CIO) and business intelligence (BI) strategist, ASU, who notes that when ASU looks at outsourcing, they consider core versus context.  He also notes that ASU has already outsourced its email as well as the hosting of its ERP and LMS systems. He also notes that the university knows there are big opportunities in big data, and ASU fully intends to exploit them.

Oracle has introduced its Retail Customer Analytics solution, joining Oracle Retail Merchandising Analytics in its family of BI applications. The new solution offers 10-plus pre-built dashboards based on nearly 100 key performance indicators (KPIs) and also allows users to frame ad hoc data analysis queries

Shoppers are channel-agnostic; they expect interaction from their mobile devices and the time to deliver is now...In this article, Stores executive editor Susan Reda talks with retail industry experts about what's ahead in 2012. Oracle's David Dorf is among those that weigh in on mobile, BI, personalization and other trends.

Oracle nimmt vom 25. bis 27. September 2011 am World Retail Congress in Berlin teil und präsentiert dort seine neueste Studie "The Future of Retail".

Für die Studie „The Future of Retail" befragte Oracle 1.514 junge Männer und Frauen im Alter von 19 bis 23 Jahren in Deutschland, Großbritannien und Frankreich, wie sie sich die Handelslandschaft im Jahre 2025 vorstellen.

Oracle nimmt vom 25. bis 27. September 2011 am World Retail Congress in Berlin teil und präsentiert dort seine neueste Studie The Future of Retail. Im Breakfast Briefing am 27. September stellt Mike Webster, Senior Vice President and General Manager, Oracle Retail, die Ergebnisse der Studie vor.

Highlighting that Oracle announced that Los Angeles Department of Water & Power (LADWP) will replace its legacy customer information system (CIS) with Oracle. The article notes that the new system will enhance customer service, billing processes, field s

Bi-monthly opinion article attributed to Sarah Taylor, Senior Director, Oracle Retail