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The July 15 edition of eCampus News features an article highlighting that some universities have begun to implement big data and analytics master's degree programs in partnership with vendors such as Oracle.

The July 15 edition of eCampus News features an article highlighting that some universities have begun to implement big data and analytics master's degree programs in partnership with vendors such as Oracle.

The July/August edition of Electricity Today Magazine includes the following article highlighting how utilities can handle information to better serve customers. The article includes results from the Oracle Utilities' "Big Data, Bigger Opportunities" report which examined how utilities use information generated by smart grid deployments to drive organizational efficiency, increase reliability and strengthen customer relationships. The article addresses how access to new data will change the way utilities drive their businesses and how predictive analytics could spur operational change.

The July 26 edition of eWeek includes the following article highlighting a new version of Oracle's Exalogic Elastic Cloud software as well as a new application aimed at electric and other utility companies, Oracle Utilities Operational Device Management. The article notes that Oracle Utilities Operational Device Management can help utility companies manage their smart power grids and other infrastructure.

The July 26 edition of Government Computer News includes the following article highlighting the results of Oracle Utilities' "From Overload to Impact: An Industry Scorecard on Big Data Business Challenges" report. The article notes that 93 percent of the public sector executives surveyed say they are collecting and managing more business information today than two years ago. The article also notes that the public sector organizations say they lost on average 11 percent of their annual budget, or $60.5 million, as a result of not being able to fully leverage the information they collected.

The July 10 edition of eCampus News included the press release announcing Stephen F. Austin University's implementation of Oracle Exadata Database Machine enabling them to improve registration and student system reliability. The release includes comment from Cole Clark, global vice president of education and research, Oracle who notes that they are pleased to work with Stephen F. Austin University and to help improve their student service and information availability while simplifying technology management.

The July 11 edition of Campus Technology included the following article highlighting Stephen F. Austin (SFA) University's upgrade to Oracle Exadata Database Machine with an Oracle Exadata quarter rack to support its enterprise resource planning (ERP). The article notes that SFA had previously used a combination of solutions from multiple vendors but had a system that was unreliable and lacked scalability. Further, the article explains that the university can now support up to 2,000 concurrent users on its ERP and SIS systems, has a system with fewer bottlenecks and downtime, and has reduced staff overtime and simplified the system upgrade process.

The July 11 edition of eSchool News included a press release announcing Stephen F. Austin University's implementation of Oracle Exadata Database Machine, enabling it to improve registration and student system reliability. The release includes comment from Cole Clark, global vice president of education and research, Oracle, who notes that Oracle is pleased to work with Stephen F. Austin University to help improve its student service and information availability while simplifying technology management.

The July 26 edition of University Business includes the following article highlighting Parchment's second quarter activity metrics. Of note, the press release highlights its recent milestones, which include being awarded Oracle Gold Partner status. The press release notes that the Oracle-Parchment partnership is key to providing advanced automation and integration to PeopleSoft postsecondary clients.

The July 24 edition of University Business includes the following article highlighting Stephen F. Austin University's (SFA) implementation of Oracle Exadata Database Machine to improve registration and student system reliability. The article notes that the implementation enables students to register for classes more quickly with virtually no system bottlenecks or downtime. Further, due to the improved system reliability and scalability, SFA's systems and administration team has been able to reduce staff overtime by eliminating the need to work nights and weekends to address performance issues.

The July 24 edition of eCampus News included the following press release highlighting Parchment's second quarter activity metrics. Of note, the press release highlights Parchment's recent milestones, which include being awarded Oracle Gold Partner status. The press release notes that the Oracle-Parchment partnership is key to providing advanced automation and integration to PeopleSoft postsecondary clients.

The July 23 edition of Campus Technology included the following article highlighting California State University San Marcos as a 2013 Innovator using Oracle as one of its solutions. The university needed a way to achieve the right balance of high enrollment and elective courses. The university's plan included Oracle's PeopleSoft ERP to leverage student data. The university also implemented Oracle's Campus Solutions Academic Advising module to initiate an analysis of aggregate course demand. The university is now planning several projects, including a roadmap students can access directly to assist them with their academic planning.

The July 23 edition of Campus Technology included the following article highlighting San Jose State University (SJSU) as a 2013 Innovator using Oracle as one of its solutions. The article notes that San Jose University wanted to be the first university to combine massive open online courses (MOOC) content with college credit. SJSU continued student registration as usual, leveraging Oracle's PeopleSoft as its student information system.

The July 30 edition of eSchool News included the press release announcing Graduate School USA's implementation of Oracle's PeopleSoft Campus Solutions. The press release notes that the software will provide students with easy access to information, support self-service transactions, and automate previous manual processes, supporting future growth. The press release includes comment from Cole Clark, global vice president, education and research industries, Oracle, who notes that the implementation removes a significant barrier to efficient growth and superior student service for Graduate School USA.

The July 30 edition of eCampus News included the press release announcing Graduate School USA's implementation of Oracle's PeopleSoft Campus Solutions. The press release notes that the software will provide students with easy access to information, support self-service transactions, and automate previous manual processes, supporting future growth. The press release includes comment from Cole Clark, global vice president, education and research industries, Oracle, who notes that the implementation removes a significant barrier to efficient growth and superior student service for Graduate School USA.

The July 30 edition of Campus Technology included an article highlighting the University of Tennessee's new procurement deal intended to streamline the institution's online procurement processes. The university chose ESM solutions to improve these administrative processes. The ESM applications will integrate with the university's current systems, including PeopleSoft and Oracle.

The July 12 issue of eCampus News includes an article discussing recent changes in colleges students' financial aid packages caused by Congress's sequestration talks. The article includes comment from Oracle customer, Marquette University in which Tara O'Neill, Associate Director of the Office of Finance and Student Financial Aid noted that if this would have happened in the mid-2000s, schools would not be able to make the proper adjustments needed. However, with technological advancements in its financial aid office, Marquette was able to notify students of possible aid changes within 30 minutes of getting word from the federal government. The article notes that Marquette uses PeopleSoft Campus Solutions Student Financing system which provides constant updates to federal rules and regulations surrounding financial aid.

The July 13 edition of Light Reading Mobile highlights that Turkcell Technology has implemented Oracle Complex Event Processing (CEP). The article notes that Turkcell Technology chose components of Oracle Fusion Middleware 11g, including Oracle Complex Event Processing, to create a solution that can process multiple event streams to detect patterns and trends in real time.

The July 1 edition of Campus Technology features an article highlighting that worldwide integrated infrastructure and platforms accounted for 653.8 petabytes of new storage capacity shipments in just the first quarter of 2014. The article cites Oracle as the number one integrated platform vendor.

The July 1 edition of Campus Technology features an article highlighting that worldwide integrated infrastructure and platforms accounted for 653.8 petabytes of new storage capacity shipments in just the first quarter of 2014. The article cites Oracle as the number one integrated platform vendor.

The July 2014 edition of University Business includes the following article highlighting that many universities are beginning to implement electronic transcript capabilities to decrease costs and serve students more quickly. The article notes that Arizona State University is using e-transcript data for its Transfer Admission Guarantee program and uses Oracle's PeopleSoft, its student information system, to send automatic updates to community college students each semester to track progress toward an ASU degree.

The July 2014 edition of University Business includes the following article highlighting that many universities are beginning to implement electronic transcript capabilities to decrease costs and serve students more quickly. The article notes that Arizona State University is using e-transcript data for its Transfer Admission Guarantee program and uses Oracle's PeopleSoft, its student information system, to send automatic updates to community college students each semester to track progress toward an ASU degree.