Almost all of the technical PeopleSoft sessions at OpenWorld were using PeopleTools 8.52 which in not GA yet. I was pleasantly surprised that Oracle showed commitment to PeopleSoft platform and desire to develop not only the PeopleTools but also enhance the product offering by providing more integrations and run-times of the other products that Oracle [...]
Wednesday keynote was for the major part about Oracle applications direction. Steve Miranda talked about Oracle having entire stack – hardware and software, and the fact that Oracle software will run better and will be optimized for Oracle / Sun hardware. The biggest news was introduction of Oracle Public Cloud by CEO Larry [...]
This was so far the shortest keynote by Oracle. Mike Hurd took another couple of jabs at IBM hardware and P-series, those were actually called “IBM Mainfraimes”, and showed a couple of clips with Larry Ellison, but there were not much change from Larry Ellison’s presentation yesterday with the exception of: Oracle license sales has [...]
It seems that a lot of hardware companies are making strategic partnerships to provide solutions oriented towards infrastructure as a cloud. VMWare and EMC especially have introduced a few new products oriented towards traditional database platforms that make a things simple and a lot more attractive. EMC’s vFabric product does just that – imagine being [...]
As always it is great to be in the city of San Francisco – it beautiful and friendly as always. I hope I get to meet some of the folks I have not seen in awhile and meet new people. And as always I will try to post as much useful information on the conference [...]
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