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The September edition of University Business includes the following article that highlights how universities are processing and approving faculty sabbaticals. The article focuses on the ways universities can make sabbaticals more meaningful, widely-understood by the community, and cost-efficient. The article notes that the University of District of Columbia and California State University implemented Oracle's PeopleSoft Enterprise Human Capital Management to help HR employees track leave and sabbatical requests.

Merron's experience is not unusual, says Dr. Peter Agel, Global Segment Leader -Hotels for Oracle Hospitality. But Agel believes that the future is brighter. One of Oracle's main goals, he says is "to reduce complexity and cost by providing cloud based services." Such services, coupled with increasing consolidation in the hotel technology industry, leads Agel to believe that in the future hotel technology will be far more standardized. Agel knows something about consolidation first hand. In September, 2014, Oracle acquired MICROS, one of the leading providers of POS systems used by over half a million hotels, restaurants and other operations. Taking one of the biggest POS providers and marrying it to one of the world's leaders in business software has the potential to create products that will ease the minds of many a tortured CFO.

Highlighting the Oracle OpenWorld conference on September 19 - 23, 2010 at Moscone Center in San Francisco. The release notes that Oracle OpenWorld brings utility executives together to share new ways to leverage Oracle applications, technology and syste

Communications, media and entertainment industry executives from around the world will gather at the upcoming Oracle OpenWorld conference, September 19 - 23, 2010 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco, to share new ways to leverage Oracle's hardware and

On the heels of the acquisition of MICROS in September 2014, Oracle has announced an update to its solution portfolio. Oracle Retail 14.1 is designed to help retailers support interactions and transactions across channels and devices.

More companies are borrowing a page from Apple's playbook and offering a way for store employees to handle customer payments on the floor