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Core Services Corporation, an Oracle Platinum Partner and leading Oracle managed services provider, works with Yelp to assist with the implementation of its Oracle E-Business Suite Financials and Human Resource Management Systems.

SmartDog Services, LLC, a provider of consulting services for Oracle, announced the launch of a new web site. The site redesign was initiated to offer visitors an intuitive, user-friendly way to learn more about the company and to retrieve timely and usef

SmartDog Services, LLC, a provider of services for the Oracle community, announced their participation in the Oracle Applications User's Group (OAUG) Star Partner Program in 2011 for the fourth year in a row.

Hub City Media announced a new service that provides a rapid and efficient transition from Sun DSEE 5.2 (and later versions of DSEE approaching product end-of-life) to Oracle Directory Server Enterprise Edition (ODSEE). The migration service enables user

An article highlighting Oracle's latest release of its Mobile Field Service and Field Service solutions. The article notes that Oracle's aim is to help its customers increase productivity, improve customer satisfaction and save money.

SmartDog Services, LLC, a provider of services for the Oracle community, announced that it has achieved Platinum Partner status in Oracle PartnerNetwork (OPN).

Telecom Engine included this article highlighting that KT, the largest communications service provider in Korea, has selected an integrated suite of Oracle Communications applications and technology for its next-generation Billing, Service Delivery Platfo

The service broker has become an important new component of today's public network infrastructure. Here, INTERNET TELEPHONY's Paula Bernier (News - Alert) talks with Ken Lee, director of worldwide product marketing for service delivery platform and unifie

The cloud and mobility are other key factors to keep in mind when choosing a new PMS, said Boro Petrovic, architect with Oracle. "Mobility will improve the connectivity of hotel guests and hotel services," he said. "Wireless connectivity will allow hotels to offer better services to their guests."

The cloud and mobility are other key factors to keep in mind when choosing a new PMS, said Boro Petrovic, architect with Oracle. "Mobility will improve the connectivity of hotel guests and hotel services," he said. "Wireless connectivity will allow hotels to offer better services to their guests."

To help hospitality companies personalize all aspects of their engagement with customers while also delivering an excellent guest experience on site, Oracle has introduced a cloud services version of its industry-leading suite of hospitality solutions. The new Oracle Hospitality cloud services enable hotel and casino operators to better manage every aspect of their customer relationships and on-site operations, while simplifying their IT infrastructure and deriving value faster from new innovations.

Mast Mobile launched today with an MVNO service that enables customers to use two numbers -- one for work and another for personal use -- on a single phone. The New York-based company uses Sprint's network and allows customers to port an existing number and get a new one, or launch service with two new numbers.

Mast Mobile launched today with an MVNO service that enables customers to use two numbers -- one for work and another for personal use -- on a single phone. The New York-based company uses Sprint's network and allows customers to port an existing number and get a new one, or launch service with two new numbers.

To help retailers improve customer service and increase efficiency, Oracle today introduced Oracle Retail Mobile Point-of-Service

Article highlighting how Oracle is positioning itself as a leading cloud service provider to federal government clients tasked with major IT initiatives that include moving to the cloud with tight or declining budgets. The article includes comments from Oracle Public Sector's Peter Doolan's keynote address at a government IT conference, suggesting that service-oriented model Oracle is trying to bring to its database offerings could resonate with federal clients who are being asked to undertake major IT initiatives while seeing their budgets decline. Oracle's holistic cloud offering would eliminate the multiple vendors commonly involved in cloud deployments today, a streamlining that should translate into lower costs for customers, which might particularly resonate with federal CIOs. The article also notes that Oracle announced its cloud advancements at the recent Oracle OpenWorld conference.

The latest version of Oracle Retail Point-of-Service uses a common and open interface that provides easier integration for multiple international payment partners, uses tokenization to further secure customer card data and supports greater international functionality and security

The January 9 edition of CIO includes the following article highlighting how organizations are handling self-service information technology. The article highlights Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS), which used Oracle's PeopleSoft Enterprise Human Capital Management system to roll out self-service components to its various user constituencies. The article also notes that KCTCS uses PeopleSoft's Campus Solutions application to allow students to enroll in classes, pay their bills and make scheduling changes. The article includes comment by Paul Czarapata, chief technology officer, Kentucky Community and Technical College System, who notes that the PeopleSoft Campus Solutions module is relatively easy to administer.

The January 9 edition of Computerworld includes the following article highlighting how organizations are handling self-service information technology. The article highlights Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS), which used Oracle's PeopleSoft Enterprise Human Capital Management system to roll out self-service components to its various user constituencies. The article also notes that KCTCS uses PeopleSoft's Campus Solutions application to allow students to enroll in classes, pay their bills and make scheduling changes. The article includes comment by Paul Czarapata, chief technology officer, Kentucky Community and Technical College System, who notes that the PeopleSoft Campus Solutions module is relatively easy to administer.

The January 9 edition of IT World Canada includes the following article highlighting how organizations are handling self-service information technology. The article highlights Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS), which used Oracle's PeopleSoft Enterprise Human Capital Management system to roll out self-service components to its various user constituencies. The article also notes that KCTCS uses PeopleSoft's Campus Solutions application to allow students to enroll in classes, pay their bills and make scheduling changes. The article includes comment by Paul Czarapata, chief technology officer, Kentucky Community and Technical College System, who notes that the PeopleSoft Campus Solutions module is relatively easy to administer.

The January 9 edition of PCWorld includes the following article highlighting how organizations are handling self-service information technology. The article highlights Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS), which used Oracle's PeopleSoft Enterprise Human Capital Management system to roll out self-service components to its various user constituencies. The article also notes that KCTCS uses PeopleSoft's Campus Solutions application to allow students to enroll in classes, pay their bills and make scheduling changes. The article includes comment by Paul Czarapata, chief technology officer, Kentucky Community and Technical College System, who notes that the PeopleSoft Campus Solutions module is relatively easy to administer.

Oracle announced a new release of Oracle Retail Point-of-Service to help retailers improve the customer experience and simplify the payment process across global markets.