Oracle releasing a better way to track health and safety issues?
Profile: Lena Weiner
A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away, I worked as a burger flipper at a regional fast food chain. While there, I found countless ways to injure myself, from getting splashed with hot oil to shutting my fingers in the cash register to a very...
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Upcoming Oracle Cloud news?
Profile: Mark Fontecchio
Just got this message yesterday:
Please join Oracle President Mark Hurd and Oracle Executive Vice President Thomas Kurian for an Oracle Update for the Media. The Conference call will provide a brief recap of Oracle's business strategy and provide an update on Oracle...
Big data scientist parses NFL play-by-play data on MySQL
Profile: Mark Fontecchio
Just in time. The National Football League is holding its conference championship games this weekend, and Scott M. Sawyer has a lot of obscure data about how one team might win over another. During the day, Sawyer is on staff at MIT's computing and analytics group. His research areas include big...
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Oracle issues quarterly security patch
Profile: Mark Fontecchio
Oracle on Tuesday released its quarterly patch update. It includes 86 security fixes and runs the gamut of Oracle products, including database, middleware and applications. All the fixes address security...
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New year, new releases from Oracle
Profile: Lena Weiner
I've sometimes wondered if companies, customers and developers feel like it's New Years' when looking at a new release of an old product. Here's a chance to do everything all over again. Old edition glitchy? Bad user interface on it? Got a big wish-list from the end users? Here's your chance to...
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Just when you thought it was safe to go in the water…
Profile: Lena Weiner
Oracle's gone and done it again. Just when small cloud-based firms think it's safe to go in the water, Oracle does their best imitation of Jaws and gobbles them right up.
This time, the victim is 0 Comments
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