A rare feel good week in the world of Oracle
Posted by: Lena Weiner
Oracle's having a busy week. Instead of their usual legal fracases, they seem to actually be getting some work done. First, they announced their first scalable, entry level...
Oracle's having a busy week. Instead of their usual legal fracases, they seem to actually be getting some work done. First, they announced their first scalable, entry level...
Ever go on a shopping binge?
One day, you’re totally cool just owning a PC and a boring, regular old flip phone. The next day, you simply must have the latest MacBook Pro (the one with
Another day, another court ruling not in Oracle’s favor when it comes to intellectual property laws. This time, Europe’s...
Remember the old “You Will” ad campaign of 1993-1994 from AT&T? “Have you ever driven across the continent without asking directions? Put your kid to bed from a phone booth? Attended a corporate meeting from the beach while buried in the sand?
Ready for a new version of the Oracle Database? You might not have to wait too long.
At last week’s AllThingsD conference,
Oracle does a lot of things very well - databases,
Oracle is scheduled to release its quarterly critical patch update today, with some 88 fixes across all its product lines.
The most critical issues are in Fusion Middleware, followed by Oracle Database and Sun products. This patch is larger than the last one in January, which
On March 29, Oracle announced that it had entered into an agreement to acquire ClearTrial, provider of cloud-based clinical trials operations applications. The likely fate of ClearTrial is to be folded into Oracle’s Health Sciences suite...
Despite less than stellar performance in a few areas, Oracle’s performance as discussed on their March 20th earnings call was generally held to be a solid...
Last October, Oracle acquired RightNow for $1.5 billion. At the time, the move was rather unexpected on Oracle’s part, and left many industry insiders scratching their...
