April 20, 2010 7:33 PM
Posted by: Shayna Garlick
Oracle securityWhen you think about security, is protecting the privacy of your customers and the security of your data at the top of your list of concerns?
You might be quick to answer yes, but CTO Ron Ben Natan said in his session at the Collaborate '10 conference on Monday that for most people, compliance...
April 7, 2010 1:35 PM
Posted by: Barney Beal
Oracle acquisitions,
Oracle hardware decisions,
Oracle-Sun dealIf you tuned in to Oracle's four-hour webcast on its plans for Sun in the wake of the acquisition, you may have strained to hear what
March 17, 2010 3:51 PM
Posted by: Shayna Garlick
Larry Ellison,
Oracle acquisitionsOracle recently made one of its biggest and boldest advancements as a company with an acquisition -- the buyout of Sun Microsystems. The deal handed the software giant a handful of industry jewels including Java,...
March 10, 2010 4:37 PM
Posted by: Ed Scannell
open source,
Oracle acquisitions,
Sun Microsystems
January 11, 2010 3:47 PM
Posted by: Shayna Garlick
Oracle securityIn Oracle's last Critical Patch Update, the company released 38 fixes for 21 affected products, most notably some repair work for Oracle 11g, Oracle Application Server and Oracle...
December 2, 2009 4:21 PM
Posted by: Ed Scannell
Dell,
European Commission,
Hewlett-Packard,
Larry Ellison,
Microsoft,
MySQL,
Oracle,
Sun MicrosystemsThis past March I wrote a blog inspired by some bold remarks Oracle chairman Larry Ellison made a while ago, predicting there eventually would be only three legitimate competitors left in the IT world.
Oracle, of course, was going to...
November 20, 2009 5:51 PM
Posted by: Shayna Garlick
Oracle acquisitions,
Oracle-Sun dealThe European Union (EU) has not been making Oracle's acquisition of Sun an easy one, putting the "acquisition machine" in quite a different situation than it's used to.
The deal, which has already been approved by the
October 13, 2009 4:16 PM
Posted by: Shayna Garlick
Oracle acquisitions,
Oracle and Java,
Sun MicrosystemsWhat do Brazil's tax system, Amazon's Kindle reader and South Korea's first magnesium sheet plant have in common?
At first glance it may seem like nothing, but these systems share something with...
