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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.

Billing World highlighted that Oracle announced the availability of its Network Charging and Control 4.4, which includes a complete stack of software, hardware and support to help communications service providers (CSPs) offer their customers more flexible charging options and create new revenue streams in the wake of explosive mobile data growth. The article notes that the solution offers a number of features - including multi-network prepaid charging, voucher recharge, promotions management, Intelligent Network (IN) and Next Generation Network (NGN)-based service control and graphical service configuration.

Oracle demos at Mobile World Congress 2010 - Barcelona

A series of slides highlighting companies to watch at Mobile World Congress

Billing World article discussing that a new performance test has revealed best-ever throughput performance for Oracle Communications Billing and Revenue Management. The article notes that, when running with Oracle Exadata Database Machine X2-8, version 7

The Oct. 12 edition of Billing World includes the following article highlighting that Telefónica Germany has gone live with the first phase of its implementation of Oracle Communications Order and Service Management 7.0. The article notes that the solution will unify order management across Telefónica Germany's retail and business offerings, combine order capture across multiple channels and streamline self-service capabilities for corporate, customer value management, customer services, marketing and sales processes.

"Our brands are committed to delivering an interactive, exciting and efficient shopping experience to all our customers around the world, no matter which channel they choose to use to visit us, from flagship stores to mobile devices," Sir Philip Green, owner of Arcadia Group said. "Global expansion is a key strategic focus for Arcadia, and to do this successfully, we need to make sure the best merchandise assortment is available in each store and channel. We expect Oracle to help us enhance our merchandising strategies to help ensure that we deliver the best possible customer promise every time."

"Our brands are committed to delivering an interactive, exciting and efficient shopping experience to all our customers around the world, no matter which channel they choose to use to visit us, from flagship stores to mobile devices," Sir Philip Green, owner of Arcadia Group said. "Global expansion is a key strategic focus for Arcadia, and to do this successfully, we need to make sure the best merchandise assortment is available in each store and channel. We expect Oracle to help us enhance our merchandising strategies to help ensure that we deliver the best possible customer promise every time."

"Our brands are committed to delivering an interactive, exciting and efficient shopping experience to all our customers around the world, no matter which channel they choose to use to visit us, from flagship stores to mobile devices," said Sir Philip Green, owner of Arcadia Group. "Global expansion is a key strategic focus for Arcadia, and to do this successfully, we need to make sure the best merchandise assortment is available in each store and channel. We expect Oracle to help us enhance our merchandising strategies to help ensure that we deliver the best possible customer promise every time."

"Our brands are committed to delivering an interactive, exciting and efficient shopping experience to all our customers around the world, no matter which channel they choose to use to visit us, from flagship stores to mobile devices," said Sir Philip Green, owner of Arcadia Group. "Global expansion is a key strategic focus for Arcadia, and to do this successfully, we need to make sure the best merchandise assortment is available in each store and channel. We expect Oracle to help us enhance our merchandising strategies to help ensure that we deliver the best possible customer promise every time."

"Our brands are committed to delivering an interactive, exciting and efficient shopping experience to all our customers around the world, no matter which channel they choose to use to visit us, from flagship stores to mobile devices," said Sir Philip Green, Owner of Arcadia Group. "Global expansion is a key strategic focus for Arcadia, and to do this successfully, we need to make sure the best merchandise assortment is available in each store and channel. We expect Oracle to help us enhance our merchandising strategies to help ensure that we deliver the best possible customer promise every time."

"Our brands are committed to delivering an interactive, exciting and efficient shopping experience to all our customers around the world, no matter which channel they choose to use to visit us, from flagship stores to mobile devices," said Sir Philip Green, Owner of Arcadia Group. "Global expansion is a key strategic focus for Arcadia, and to do this successfully, we need to make sure the best merchandise assortment is available in each store and channel. We expect Oracle to help us enhance our merchandising strategies to help ensure that we deliver the best possible customer promise every time."

Samsung and Oracle are to combine their respective device and cloud expertise in a pact to jointly create tools, apps and enterprise systems for the mobile world.

Samsung and Oracle are to combine their respective device and cloud expertise in a pact to jointly create tools, apps and enterprise systems for the mobile world.

News are coming out of the Mobile World Congress that a bunch of tech companies teamed up to form the AppConfig Community.

News are coming out of the Mobile World Congress that a bunch of tech companies teamed up to form the AppConfig Community.

Samsung e Oracle hanno lavorato con un gruppo di system integrator per creare soluzioni enterprise innovative in area mobile e Internet of Things. Alcune di esse sono mostrate al Mobile World Congress 2016 di Barcellona

Samsung e Oracle hanno lavorato con un gruppo di system integrator per creare soluzioni enterprise innovative in area mobile e Internet of Things. Alcune di esse sono mostrate al Mobile World Congress 2016 di Barcellona

New functionality enables operators to use Wi-Fi to improve indoor voice coverage and offer Wi-Fi-based voice, video, and rich messaging services MOBILE WORLD CONGRESS, Barcelona - Feb. 22, 2016 - …

New functionality enables operators to use Wi-Fi to improve indoor voice coverage and offer Wi-Fi-based voice, video, and rich messaging services MOBILE WORLD CONGRESS, Barcelona - Feb. 22, 2016 - …

Aprovechando la celebración en Barcelona del Mobile World Congress 2016, Oracle continúa con su labor de que las organizaciones puedan adoptar la infraestr

Aprovechando la celebración en Barcelona del Mobile World Congress 2016, Oracle continúa con su labor de que las organizaciones puedan adoptar la infraestr

The forthcoming week, because Mobile World Congress 2016 will be taking place in Barcelona is arguably the most intensive one for Telecom Signaling Community members, many of whom will be in attendance. It is why the lead story this week is my recommendation that while at the event you schedule not just some but ample time to visit community sponsor Oracle's booth. As noted in the posting, the Oracle theme of the NOW Economy could not be timelier. In addition, along with the chance to see first-hand the importance of telecom signaling as a core enabler of NOW and more importantly the future, this is are a rare opportunity to speak directly with SMEs about industry trends and challenges.

The forthcoming week, because Mobile World Congress 2016 will be taking place in Barcelona is arguably the most intensive one for Telecom Signaling Community members, many of whom will be in attendance. It is why the lead story this week is my recommendation that while at the event you schedule not just some but ample time to visit community sponsor Oracle's booth. As noted in the posting, the Oracle theme of the NOW Economy could not be timelier. In addition, along with the chance to see first-hand the importance of telecom signaling as a core enabler of NOW and more importantly the future, this is are a rare opportunity to speak directly with SMEs about industry trends and challenges.

The Dec. 6 edition of Smart Grid News includes the following article about how an increasing proportion of consumers over the next ten years will be "digital natives" - a generation of consumers who have grown up in a world with constant Internet and smart phone availability. The article notes that this demographic shift will change the way customers access information and monitor their usage of scare water and energy resources. The article includes comments from Oracle Utilities' Rodger Smith suggesting that the transformation of customer engagement from a reactive approach to a proactive one has already begun, noting that technologies are offering utilities the opportunity to have better relationships with their customers.

As consumers around the world seek greater accessibility to the global marketplace, their requirements are dictating how retailers have to prioritise their strategies to meet customer demand and compete more effectively, according to global research from Oracle Retail.

Company Oracle, created a range of products for the retail sector, held in August 2012, a study of the consumer market, covering them seven countries, including Russia. The report "The Evolution of Experience Retailing" provides information on many aspects of consumer interaction with retailers in today's globalized world, allowing you to see what can help, and that, conversely, prevent the seller to win the competition. Oracle experts believe that the retail market is rapidly changing, but retailers are not fully aware of the processes and thus can not adequately respond to them.

New research from Oracle suggests consumers are looking for a global yet local customer experience As consumers around the world seek greater accessibility to the global marketplace, their requirements are dictating how retailers have to prioritise their strategies to meet customer demand and compete more effectively, according to global research from Oracle Retail.