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Byline by Bastian Fischer, vice president and general manager, Oracle Utilities EMEA highlighting a recent study by Oracle Utilities, "The EMEA Smart Grid Rollout," revealing that organizations in the EMEA region are making progress towards the adoption o

Byline by Bastian Fischer, vice president and general manager, Oracle Utilities EMEA highlighting a recent study by Oracle Utilities revealing that organizations in the EMEA region are making progress towards the adoption of smart grids and smart meters.

Highlighting a recent study by Oracle Utilities, "The EMEA Smart Grid Rollout," revealing that organizations in the EMEA region are making progress towards the adoption of smart grids and smart meters. The byline notes that to ensure smart grid projects

Since the launch of the OPN Specialized program in December of 2009, more than 400 partners in EMEA have achieved specializations.

Since the launch of the Oracle PartnerNetwork (OPN) Specialized program in December of 2009, more than 400 par! tners in EMEA have achieved specializations to differentiate their offerings, expand their business and deliver customer value. Today, the EMEA

Interview with EMEA A&C Manager Stein Surlien: In EMEA Oracle introduced a new partner program in 2009. Oracle now has 500 partners who have chosen to specialize in one or more of the 50 specialist areas. The goal is to reach 2000 in the course of 6-9 m

Since the launch of the Oracle PartnerNetwork (OPN) Specialized program in December of 2009, more than 400 partners in EMEA have achieved specializations to differentiate their offerings, expand their business and deliver customer value.

Since the launch of the OPN Specialized program in December of 2009, more than 400 partners in EMEA have achieved specializ! ations to differentiate their offerings. The program currently comprises of over 50 specializations representing Oracle's portfoli

Feature article with overview of the NRF and the current market, emphasizing on what Amazon, IBM, HP, Dell and SAP have announced. Oracle has reinforced its retail activities after buying ATG Commerce. For the EMEA region a consulting unit with more then 200 employees was built up - all with longterm experience and serving the whole product portfolio.

Feature article with overview of the NRF and the current market, emphasizing on what Amazon, IBM, HP, Dell and SAP have announced. Oracle has reinforced its retail activities after buying ATG Commerce. For the EMEA region a consulting unit with more then 200 employees was built up - all with longterm experience and serving the whole product portfolio.

Highlighting that Inteli has selected Oracle to support the government's MOBI-E vehicle electrification project in Portugal and install 1,300 slow charging stations and 50 fast charging stations in the region. The article notes that the MOBI-E platform will include the implementation of Oracle Utilities Customer Care and Billing. The article also includes comments from Bastian Fischer, vice president, Oracle Utilities, EMEA noting that with an estimated 800 million motor vehicles on the road worldwide, e-mobility solutions are crucial to meet the European Union's target to reduce carbon emissions by 20 percent by 2020.

Highlighting that a network of public charging stations for electric vehicles has been installed across Portugal by Oracle and Portuguese not-for-profit company Inteli. The article notes that the Portuguese project, known as MOBI.E, incorporates Oracle's Customer Care and Billing service, enabling monthly flat rate and time-of-day rating of electricity consumption, network usage and/or additional charging such as parking, roaming between electric vehicle (EV) operators and energy retailers. The article also includes comments from Bastian Fischer, vice president, Oracle Utilities, EMEA noted that with an estimated 800 million motor vehicles on the road worldwide, e-mobility solutions are crucial to meet the European Union's target to reduce carbon emissions by 20 percent by 2020.

Press release highlighting that Inteli announced that it is working with Oracle to deliver the installation of 1,300 slow charging stations and 50 fast charging stations in Portugal, to support the government's MOBI-E vehicle electrification project. The article notes that the MOBI-E platform will include the implementation of Oracle Utilities Customer Care and Billing. The article also includes comments from Bastian Fischer, vice president, Oracle Utilities, EMEA noting that e-mobility solutions are crucial to meet the European Union's target to reduce carbon emissions by 20 percent by 2020.

Highlighting that Oracle Utilities sees Africa as a strong smart grid market. The article notes that in South Africa, smart grids will enable better electricity management as power generation becomes more decentralized through greater use of renewable energy. The article includes comments from Bastian Fischer, vice-president and general manager, Oracle Utilities, EMEA noting that smart grids enable utilities to align the consumption of more volatile and less predictable renewable energies.

The article is an interview with Bastian Fischer, VP and General Manager, Oracle Utilities, EMEA, where he discusses why a smart grid infrastructure will benefit customers of all sizes. In addition, Bastian also speaks about the role that Oracle Utilities

Highlighting Bastian Fischer, vice president and general manager, EMEA, Oracle Utilities' opinions of business opportunities and hurdles facing the smart grid industry. The article notes that electric cars will emerge as a "killer application," capable o

Highlighting that according to an Oracle study; electricity firms are pushing ahead with smart grid plans, but are failing to take full advantage of the opportunities presented by intelligent networks. The article also notes that the Oracle study is base

Oracle has said that the number of its partners adopting specialisations is on the rise. Almost 500 partners in EMEA have achieved specialist certification since the launch of the Oracle PartnerNetwork (OPN) Specialised programme in December 2009.

The following article highlights that service providers need to eliminate silos that separate OSS and BSS in order to offer newer payment types and services. The article features comments from Graham Carey, EMEA product marketing director, Oracle who not

A news article highlighting the findings from Oracle Utilities' "EMEA Smart Grid Rollout" report. The article draws attention to the fact that, according to Oracle Utilities, electricity companies are not taking advantage of the smart grid's benefits in o