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Collaborate '07 preview with Oracle Applications Users Group president Jan Wagner

Mark Brunelli, News Editor

Collaborate '07 -- one of the biggest conferences of the year for Oracle applications users -- is less than a week and-a-half away. The year's show, which is being sponsored by the Oracle Applications Users

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Group (OAUG), the Independent Oracle Users Group and the Quest Users Group, promises big news around Oracle applications and a major focus on educating people about Oracle Fusion -- Oracle's drive to combine "the best" spoils of 28 acquisitions into a single, service-enabled platform. SearchOracle.com got on the phone with the OAUG's recently-appointed president, Jan Wagner, to find out what to expect at Collaborate. During this exclusive podcast interview, Wagner offers show highlights and explains where attendees can go to learn more about Fusion. Wagner says this is sure to be one of the biggest Collaborate conferences on record. So listen to our Collaborate '07 preview today.

  Collaborate '07 preview 

  • Download the podcast here: During the interview, Wagner also sizes up the newly-released Oracle E-Business Suite 12.


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       Learn more about Collaborate '07 

  • Special report: Collaborate '07: Check here for continuing coverage of Collaborate '07, the largest conference for users of Oracle applications, combining the IOUG, OAUG and Quest.

  • Podcast: Database storage management with IOUG president Ari Kaplan: Ari Kaplan talks about the factors driving a huge increase in database storage needs and offers a preview of the upcoming Collaborate '07 conference in Las Vegas.

  • Oracle Fusion Update Center: Everything you need to know about Oracle's high-profile acquisition spree and Fusion integration plans is here in one spot.

  • Be sure to visit SearchOracle.com's Podcast Library.


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