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The Sept. 8 edition of Data Center Knowledge includes the following article highlighting the announcement of Oracle's new data center opening in Canada. The article notes that the new site will support Oracle's cloud application services for human resources, enterprise resource planning, and customer relationship management.

The Sept. 8 edition of Data Center Knowledge includes the following article highlighting the announcement of Oracle's new data center opening in Canada. The article notes that the new site will support Oracle's cloud application services for human resources, enterprise resource planning, and customer relationship management.

The Sept. 8 edition of Data Center Knowledge includes the following article highlighting the announcement of Oracle's new data center opening in Canada. The article notes that the new site will support Oracle's cloud application services for human resources, enterprise resource planning, and customer relationship management.

The Sept. 8 edition of IT World Canada includes the following article highlighting the announcement of Oracle's new data center opening in Canada. The article quotes Mario Meroni, area vice president for Oracle Canada Public Sector, who discusses how the new data center addresses the issue of data residency and gives public sector organizations the ability to leverage Software as a Service in the cloud.

The Sept. 8 edition of IT World Canada includes the following article highlighting the announcement of Oracle's new data center opening in Canada. The article quotes Mario Meroni, area vice president for Oracle Canada Public Sector, who discusses how the new data center addresses the issue of data residency and gives public sector organizations the ability to leverage Software as a Service in the cloud.

Mythics announced the grand opening of the Mythics Public Sector Technology Briefing Center located in the new Oracle Cloud Computing Center of Excellence in Reston, VA. The Center provides a comprehensive and integrated view of Oracle public sector techn

The November 30 issue of University Business includes the following article highlighting that University of Minnesota selected Oracle Exadata Database Machine to reduce its data center footprint and enhance performance and manageability.  The article notes that by hosting its IT environment on two Oracle Exadata Database Machine half racks, the University of Minnesota consolidated more than 200 Oracle database instances into fewer than 20, enabling it to reduce data center floor space and total cost of ownership.

The Sept. 3 edition of Enterprise Times includes the following article about Oracle's new data center in Canada. The article quotes Mario Meroni, area vice president, Oracle Canada Public Sector, who discusses the value of the Oracle Cloud offerings supported by the Canadian data center for customers.

The Sept. 3 edition of Enterprise Times includes the following article about Oracle's new data center in Canada. The article quotes Mario Meroni, area vice president, Oracle Canada Public Sector, who discusses the value of the Oracle Cloud offerings supported by the Canadian data center for customers.

The Sept. 10 edition of SearchOracle includes the following article highlighting the announcement of Oracle's new data center opening in Canada. The article quotes Mario Meroni, area vice president for Oracle Canada Public Sector, who discusses how the data center address concerns over data residency and data sovereignty by giving public sector organizations the opportunity to maintain government data within Canadian borders.

The Sept. 10 edition of SearchOracle includes the following article highlighting the announcement of Oracle's new data center opening in Canada. The article quotes Mario Meroni, area vice president for Oracle Canada Public Sector, who discusses how the data center address concerns over data residency and data sovereignty by giving public sector organizations the opportunity to maintain government data within Canadian borders.

Returns are a fact of retailing and merchants have to be ready to deal with them. For instance, Stage's Oracle Corp. merchandising system allows the retailer to route online returns to either a distribution center if an item is still in season and salable or, if it isn't, to one of four clearance centers the chain maintains. During the holiday season, Hunter sets up special arrangements with makers of traditional holiday gifts, such as heated ice scrapers and other small items that might be featured in a Black Friday display, to have those products returned directly to the manufacturers or to have them shipped back in bulk from the stores' returned goods center in Jacksonville, Texas. Some vendors also agree to take back unsold products.

C3i announced the opening of its new Global Operations Center in China. The operations center, located in the northern city of Dalian, will specialize in providing services in major Asian languages including Chinese, Korean and Japanese, to sponsors and c

#7 Oracle Oracle, the industry's largest provider of database and other software, in 2010 made a new data center play with its acquisition of Sun Microsystems. That gave Oracle server and storage platforms to combine with its software to create appliances

The May 2013 edition of Business Officer includes an article highlighting the increase in institutions moving to responsibility center management (RCM). The article highlights several universities using RCM including the University of Florida who abandoned their traditional incremental budgeting in 2011 because it lacked transparency and didn't provide the incentives or resources to grow, change, or shrink programs. The article includes comment based off the interview with Matthew Fajack, vice president and chief financial officer and Sheri Austin, assistant vice president and director of university budgets. Matthew noted the university achieved its goal on the transparency side allowing people to now understand their costs and where revenues come from. Sheri further explained that RCM isn't the culprit in dwindling budgets but rather state appropriations that prompted budget cuts. The article notes that since RCM was implemented, all of the responsibility centers at the university have been able to meet the budget or, come very close.

In an effort to streamline its complex global supply chain, unified physical infrastructure solutions provider Panduit Corp. has announced its intention to partner with Oracle and employ the software giant's line of value chain planning solutions.

AMC Technology, a provider of multi-channel contact center integration software, announced, with partner Sixbell Nekotec Solutions, the go live of Sixbell's Mexico-based client, BICE Vida, with an integrated contact center solution based on Oracle CRM On

The Oct. 28 edition of Government Technology include the following San Jose Mercury News syndicated article highlighting how some of Silicon Valley's legendary companies, including Oracle, are embracing cloud. The article quotes Larry Ellison, executive chairman and chief technology officer, Oracle, and Shawn Price, senior vice president, Oracle, who discuss Oracle's cloud transformation, noting that Oracle is deploying its cloud services in 19 data centers in 14 different countries for an increase in data center capacity.

The Oct. 28 edition of Governing include the following San Jose Mercury News syndicated article highlighting how some of Silicon Valley's legendary companies, including Oracle, are embracing cloud. The article quotes Larry Ellison, executive chairman and chief technology officer, Oracle, and Shawn Price, senior vice president, Oracle, who discuss Oracle's cloud transformation, noting that Oracle is deploying its cloud services in 19 data centers in 14 different countries for an increase in data center capacity.

The March 2014 edition of Campus Technology includes the following article on how universities use constituent relationship management (CRM) tools to support more organized, timely, and personalized student recruitment and retention. The article highlights Valdosta State University's use of Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition and Oracle Endeca as the user interface for data analysis. The story includes comments from an interview with Andy Clark, vice president for enrollment management, Valdosta State University, who notes that the system helps faculty and staff identify at-risk students. The article also includes comments from an interview with Brian Haugabrook, chief information officer, Valdosta State University, who notes that the university can push important resources to at-risk students through its web portal - and that the school is seeing a resulting spike in tutoring center use earlier rather than later.

The March 2014 edition of Campus Technology includes the following article on how universities use constituent relationship management (CRM) tools to support more organized, timely, and personalized student recruitment and retention. The article highlights Valdosta State University's use of Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition and Oracle Endeca as the user interface for data analysis. The story includes comments from an interview with Andy Clark, vice president for enrollment management, Valdosta State University, who notes that the system helps faculty and staff identify at-risk students. The article also includes comments from an interview with Brian Haugabrook, chief information officer, Valdosta State University, who notes that the university can push important resources to at-risk students through its web portal - and that the school is seeing a resulting spike in tutoring center use earlier rather than later.

""Customers love to shop Neiman Marcus from anywhere in the world, in stores and via e-commerce, or with our call center representatives, and we will continue to improve our ability to get the right items to them conveniently and with a full service model. Taking advantage of better analytics, information and processes enables us to serve customers better while improving margins in support of our offline to online global initiative," Karen Katz, the CEO of Neiman Marcus Group, states in a news release from Oracle."

""Customers love to shop Neiman Marcus from anywhere in the world, in stores and via e-commerce, or with our call center representatives, and we will continue to improve our ability to get the right items to them conveniently and with a full service model. Taking advantage of better analytics, information and processes enables us to serve customers better while improving margins in support of our offline to online global initiative," Karen Katz, the CEO of Neiman Marcus Group, states in a news release from Oracle."

...To superpower its innovation capabilities Kohl's selected Oracle Commerce to power its e-commerce engine. The Digital Center worked with Oracle to customize the solution to fit the retailer's specifications and ensure that the platform was prepared not only for today's requirements, but tomorrow's challenges.

...To superpower its innovation capabilities Kohl's selected Oracle Commerce to power its e-commerce engine. The Digital Center worked with Oracle to customize the solution to fit the retailer's specifications and ensure that the platform was prepared not only for today's requirements, but tomorrow's challenges.

Highlighting that Yarra Valley Water recently replaced its legacy software system with a highly scalable and flexible Oracle Utilities Customer Care and Billing software application. The article also notes that Oracle's Utilities Customer Care and Billin