The March 11 edition of InfotechLead includes the following article on Oracle's announcement of several major investments for its higher education solutions. The article highlights the new Oracle Student Cloud, which will meet the needs of customers who are transforming their institutions to support standard business processes and to free up IT resources for mission-critical activities. Additionally, the article discusses the planned new release of Oracle PeopleSoft Campus Solutions and new functionalities being delivered in Oracle Human Capital Management (HCM) Cloud and Oracle ERP Cloud. The article includes comments from Mark Armstrong, vice president, higher education product development, Oracle, who notes that Oracle is dedicated to providing its customers with flexible technology options, especially through these significant investments.

The March 11 edition of InfotechLead includes the following article on Oracle's announcement of several major investments for its higher education solutions. The article highlights the new Oracle Student Cloud, which will meet the needs of customers who are transforming their institutions to support standard business processes and to free up IT resources for mission-critical activities. Additionally, the article discusses the planned new release of Oracle PeopleSoft Campus Solutions and new functionalities being delivered in Oracle Human Capital Management (HCM) Cloud and Oracle ERP Cloud. The article includes comments from Mark Armstrong, vice president, higher education product development, Oracle, who notes that Oracle is dedicated to providing its customers with flexible technology options, especially through these significant investments.

The March 11 edition of Campus Technology includes the following article on Oracle's announcement of the new cloud-based student information system, Oracle Student Cloud. The article notes Oracle's plan to release the first phase of Oracle Student Cloud in 2015, which will support enrollment, payment, and assessment. The article further discusses plans to add new functionalities to Oracle Human Capital Management (HCM) Cloud and Oracle ERP Cloud - which will integrate with Oracle Student Cloud - and the planned new release of Oracle's PeopleSoft Campus Solutions suite.

The March 11 edition of Campus Technology includes the following article on Oracle's announcement of the new cloud-based student information system, Oracle Student Cloud. The article notes Oracle's plan to release the first phase of Oracle Student Cloud in 2015, which will support enrollment, payment, and assessment. The article further discusses plans to add new functionalities to Oracle Human Capital Management (HCM) Cloud and Oracle ERP Cloud - which will integrate with Oracle Student Cloud - and the planned new release of Oracle's PeopleSoft Campus Solutions suite.

The March 10 edition of TechTarget includes the following article on Oracle's announcement of several higher education solution investments. The article notes the planned release of a new version of Oracle's PeopleSoft Campus Solutions as well as the release of the new Oracle Student Cloud. The story also highlights the new functions that Oracle will add to Oracle Human Capital Management (HCM) Cloud and Oracle ERP Cloud products, which will integrate with Oracle Student Cloud.

The March 10 edition of TechTarget includes the following article on Oracle's announcement of several higher education solution investments. The article notes the planned release of a new version of Oracle's PeopleSoft Campus Solutions as well as the release of the new Oracle Student Cloud. The story also highlights the new functions that Oracle will add to Oracle Human Capital Management (HCM) Cloud and Oracle ERP Cloud products, which will integrate with Oracle Student Cloud.

The March 10 edition of GovCon Executive includes the following article on Oracle's announcement of several investments for its higher education solutions. The article notes the planned release of the new Oracle Student Cloud that will be built with core structures and architecture for educational offerings management. Additionally, the article notes the new features that will be added to the Oracle Human Capital Management (HCM) Cloud and Oracle ERP Cloud products.

The March 10 edition of GovCon Executive includes the following article on Oracle's announcement of several investments for its higher education solutions. The article notes the planned release of the new Oracle Student Cloud that will be built with core structures and architecture for educational offerings management. Additionally, the article notes the new features that will be added to the Oracle Human Capital Management (HCM) Cloud and Oracle ERP Cloud products.

The March 10 edition of Education Dive includes the following article on Oracle's announcement of several major investments in its higher education solutions. The article highlights the planned release of the next version of Oracle's PeopleSoft Campus Solutions suite and the new Oracle Student Cloud. The article further discusses how these investments are meant to provide institutions with increased flexibility and choice - specifically giving institutions the option of on-site or cloud-based deployments for their student and enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems.

The March 10 edition of Education Dive includes the following article on Oracle's announcement of several major investments in its higher education solutions. The article highlights the planned release of the next version of Oracle's PeopleSoft Campus Solutions suite and the new Oracle Student Cloud. The article further discusses how these investments are meant to provide institutions with increased flexibility and choice - specifically giving institutions the option of on-site or cloud-based deployments for their student and enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems.

The March 10 edition of eCampus News included the following press release announcing several major investments for Oracle's higher education solutions. The press release announced a new Oracle Student Cloud and new higher education functionality delivered in Oracle Human Capital Management (HCM) Cloud and Oracle ERP Cloud. Additionally, Oracle will offer a new PeopleSoft Campus Solutions release to provide a more efficient application lifecycle management process.

The March 10 edition of eCampus News included the following press release announcing several major investments for Oracle's higher education solutions. The press release announced a new Oracle Student Cloud and new higher education functionality delivered in Oracle Human Capital Management (HCM) Cloud and Oracle ERP Cloud. Additionally, Oracle will offer a new PeopleSoft Campus Solutions release to provide a more efficient application lifecycle management process.

The March 10 issue of Computerworld includes the following article on Oracle's announcement of several major investments in higher education solutions. Of note, ComputerWorld is an IDG News Service publication and this coverage also appeared in: CFO World, CIO, IT World, Network World, PCWorld, and TechWorld. The article highlights the new Oracle Student Cloud that Oracle will release sometime in 2015. Additionally, the article discusses how Oracle will release new features for its Human Capital Management (HCM) and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) cloud services that will tie into Oracle Student Cloud. The article further discusses the plan to release a new version of Oracle PeopleSoft Campus Solutions to provide a simpler, more productive user experience.

The March 10 issue of Computerworld includes the following article on Oracle's announcement of several major investments in higher education solutions. Of note, ComputerWorld is an IDG News Service publication and this coverage also appeared in: CFO World, CIO, IT World, Network World, PCWorld, and TechWorld. The article highlights the new Oracle Student Cloud that Oracle will release sometime in 2015. Additionally, the article discusses how Oracle will release new features for its Human Capital Management (HCM) and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) cloud services that will tie into Oracle Student Cloud. The article further discusses the plan to release a new version of Oracle PeopleSoft Campus Solutions to provide a simpler, more productive user experience.

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.

The December 10 edition of eCampus News includes the following article exploring the definition of big data analytics from some of the industry's most prominent voices. Of note, the article states that Oracle's definition of big data is, "the derivation of value from traditional relational database-driven business decision making, augmented with new sources of unstructured data."

The November edition of TechTarget included an article discussing Oracle Fusion Middleware (OFM). The article notes that OFM spans multiple services such as integration services, business intelligence, collaboration, content management, and Java EE and developer tools. Of note, the article highlights Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University's (ERAU) OFM implementation. The article includes comment from Cindy Bixler, CIO, ERAU, who notes that OFM integrated applications across the university's three campuses for single sign-on - something that would have been almost impossible to achieve without Oracle.

The November 4 edition of Campus Technology included an article covering the University of Texas-Pan American's (UTPA) new financial and human resource payroll software. The university implemented the software in an effort to accommodate expected growth in enrollment and new academic programs. UTPA deployed Oracle E-Business Suite 12.1 to manage accounts receivable, cash management, and time entry for faculty and staff operations.

The November 14 edition of IT Wire includes the following release highlighting the University of Melbourne implementing Oracle Platform for its student portal. The article includes comment from Niranjan Prabu, Director, University of Melbourne who notes it was straightforward to add the new portal functionality and the dream of service-oriented architecture (SOA). The new platform reduced the cost of redeveloping the portal by 40 percent.

The November/December issue of Oracle Magazine included an article about how organizations use Oracle Exadata Database Machine for increased efficiency, private cloud solutions, consolidation, and database as a service (DBaaS). The article highlights the University of Minnesota's DBaaS implementation to create its database hotel, which it developed to provide faster, more flexible, and more efficient service to all university departments. The university has two Oracle Exadata Database Machines and Oracle Real Application Clusters (Oracle RAC) for high availability. It also uses the Data Guard feature for disaster recovery capabilities. The university can now return registration results within seconds, even during peak registration periods, and through centralized IT, it enables departments to manage their own databases.

The October 28 edition of University Business included a press release announcing PeopleSoft Campus Solutions' new features for program-based enrollment and assessment. The new enrollment functionality enables institutions to improve student retention and timely degree completion. Additionally, the new assessment feature allows instructors to define and assess any type of learning activity and provide flexible structures for assigning and calculating marks and course goals.

The October 25 edition of eCampus News includes the following article covering new technologies ed-tech companies unveiled at EDUCAUSE 2013. The article highlights Oracle's PeopleSoft Campus Solutions' new program-based enrollment features, which aim to help colleges and universities improve retention and degree completion by guiding students through the enrollment process and helping them select the best classes, in the right sequence.

The October 22 issue of Campus Technology include an article highlighting two recent Oracle announcements regarding Oracle Exadata Database Machine and new features released for Oracle's PeopleSoft Campus Solutions. The article notes that Northern Illinois University (NIU) implemented two Oracle Exadata Database Machines and includes comment from Steven Pace, associate director of the Division of Finance and Facilities at NIU. He notes that Oracle Exadata Database Machine improved the university's administrative system availability and reliability, and accelerated batch run times. The article also notes that University of Arkansas implemented two Oracle Exadata Database Machines to improve the performance of its PeopleSoft Campus Solutions and Oracle WebCenter Content. Additionally, Brigham Young University consolidated 50 database servers and storage systems with Oracle Exadata Database Machine to help improve performance of its Oracle campus systems. Finally, the article also includes information regarding the new features Oracle released for its PeopleSoft Campus Solutions suite. The article notes the new program-based enrollment functionality is designed to help students plan their path to degree completion, and the new assessment feature helps instructors to define and assess any type of learning activities.

The October 18 editions of eCampus News includes the Oracle press release announcing colleges and universities improving system performance and simplifying information technology (IT) maintenance with Oracle Exadata Database Machine. The press release notes that colleges and universities are driving consolidation, reducing operating expenses, and improving application performance to support peak registration periods. Additionally, the press release highlights University of Arkansas, Northern Illinois University, and Brigham Young University's improvements utilizing Oracle Exadata Database Machine.

The October 18 editions of eSchool News includes the Oracle press release announcing colleges and universities improving system performance and simplifying information technology (IT) maintenance with Oracle Exadata Database Machine. The press release notes that colleges and universities are driving consolidation, reducing operating expenses, and improving application performance to support peak registration periods. Additionally, the press release highlights University of Arkansas, Northern Illinois University, and Brigham Young University's improvements utilizing Oracle Exadata Database Machine.

The October 16 edition of eSchool News included the Oracle press release announcing new features for PeopleSoft Campus Solutions. The press release notes that Oracle unveiled new enhancements to include new program-based enrollment and assessment features. Of note, the new enrollment functionality enables institutions to improve student retention and timely degree completion. Additionally, the new assessment feature allows instructors to define and assess any type of learning activities and provide flexible structures for assigning and calculating marks and course grades.

The October 17 edition of ExecutiveBiz included an article highlights Oracle's updates to its PeopleSoft Campus Solutions suite, helping students plan their coursework and keep track of their academic goals and activities. Of note, the article includes comment from Mark Armstrong, vice president for higher education development, Oracle, who notes that the new features are based on the framework of a product that has been implemented in higher learning institutions for more than 10 years. Additionally, Mark added that Oracle aims to give institutions flexibility to support any institutional program required.