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Highlighting that Los Angeles Department of Water & Power (LADWP), the largest municipal utility in North America, will replace its legacy customer information system (CIS) with Oracle. The article notes that Oracle's integrated suite of utility specific

Since the launch of the Oracle PartnerNetwork (OPN) Specialized program in December of 2009, more than 400 par! tners in EMEA have achieved specializations to differentiate their offerings, expand their business and deliver customer value. Today, the EMEA

Urban Mapping, a provider of web services and on-demand data for interactive mapping applications, announced an agreement that enables Oracle's products to include direct access to Urban Mapping's Mapfluence platform.

Highlighting Oracle's announcement that Miami University, a 16,000 student institution located in Oxford, Ohio that is ranked third in the nation for undergraduate teaching by U.S. News & World Report, has selected Oracle CRM On Demand to transform its outdated legacy admissions system, improve student recruitment and meet growing communication needs for departments throughout the university. The press release notes that the administration wanted a customer relationship management (CRM) system that could enhance the admissions process by effectively tracking prospective students while simultaneously expanding to meet other university needs.

Highlighting that to help better manage outages, Echelon and Oracle are teaming up to offer them a new, integrated solution. The article notes that the Oracle Utilities Smart Grid Gateway, integrated with Echelon's smart metering solution, is designed to help utilities more quickly and reliably deploy multiple applications to manage assets and customers. The article also includes comments from Bastian Fischer, vice president industry strategy, Oracle Utilities noting that utilities need to act now even though regulations, standards and available technology will change, so they are looking for an open, multi-application solution that will grow with them over time.

Highlighting that Echelon Corporation is integrating its smart metering technology with the Oracle Utilities Smart Grid Gateway to give utilities an efficient means to deploy multiple smart grid applications. The article notes that Echelon's head-end-based system software pre-processes the data collected from meters or other smart devices deployed and passes it to the Oracle Utilities gateway which then presents this data in a unified fashion to Oracle's suite of applications.

Highlighting that Echelon announced its association with Oracle to assist utilities to manage outages, protect their revenue, offer demand response, and offer prepayment options. The article notes that leveraging the Oracle Utilities Smart Grid Gateway integrated with Echelon's smart metering solution, utilities can deploy multiple applications to manage their assets and customers. The article also includes comments from Bastian Fischer, vice president industry strategy, Oracle Utilities noting that utilities need to act now even though regulations, standards and available technology will change, so they are looking for an open, multi-application solution that will grow with them over time.