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dbi services Blog

Welcome to the dbi services Blog! This blog focuses on database infrastructure and middleware topics. It covers technologies such as Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server, MySQL, Sybase, Linux, or Documentum (etc.). The dbi services blog represents the view of our consultants, not necessarily that of dbi services. Feel free to comment on the postings!

David Hueber

OOW Day 4: Cloud, get ready Oracle is coming!

This has been a long day. It started with gathering some news about Enterprise Manager 12c and finished with a huge concert on Treasure Island. However, the highlight of the day was clearly Larry Ellison's Keynote. Since this afternoon (pacific time), Oracle is officially offering a public cloud integrating an Oracle social network!

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David Hueber

Welcome to OpenWorld 2011 ...

So the first day of the Oracle OpenWorld 2011 is over. This introduction day was dedicated to Oracle Users, Oracle Partner Forums, and the Welcome Keynote. It already showed some interesting stuff and finished with a new announcement.

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David Hueber

Flying with "Air Oracle"

Finally after a 18 hours, door-to-door, journey I arrived at San Francisco for Oracle OpenWorld 2011. My trip started in Basel, with a stop in Paris and then an 11 hours flight to San Francisco. Even with the on-board movies these kind of flights are still quite boring, but the funny things is that I really thought I was flying with "Air Oracle"…

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