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• December 01, 2006 01 Dec'06

  Oracle's Red Hat support plan could advance grid computing, say experts

  Oracle's plan to support Red Hat's open source Linux distribution could go a long way toward helping to increase adoption of grid computing, according to experts.

• November 30, 2006 30 Nov'06

  Inside Oracle's bombshell plan to support Red Hat

  Oracle's decision to get into the open source Linux business shouldn't come as a major surprise to Red Hat, according to one IT industry expert.

• November 29, 2006 29 Nov'06

  Oracle tutorial library: SearchOracle.com's learning guides

  One of the best resources SearchOracle.com offers is our collection of learning guides. They're a perfect education tool for the beginner who's just getting started with Oracle or the seasoned professional looking to attain expert status. We've ...

• November 21, 2006 21 Nov'06

  Solix unveils Google enterprise search for Oracle E-Business suite

  New archiving software from Solix Technologies Inc. adds Google enterprise search capabilities to Oracle's E-Business suite.

• November 17, 2006 17 Nov'06

  Oracle's packaged software lacking, report says

  Acquisition-happy Oracle had better do some more buying if it wants to fill the "gaps" in its packaged applications portfolio, a new analyst report finds.

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• November 16, 2006 16 Nov'06

  SAP vs. Oracle: The new battlegrounds

  IT industry experts predict where the coming battles between Oracle and SAP will be fought and rate the success of Oracle's acquisition spree thus far.

• November 09, 2006 09 Nov'06

  Podcast: Expert says PL/SQL change needed in Oracle 11g

  SearchOracle.com chats with one of the world's leading PL/SQL gurus, Steve Feuerstein, about the PL/SQL changes he'd like to see when Oracle debuts Database 11g.

• November 09, 2006 09 Nov'06

  Podcast: Security expert sizes up Oracle patch policies

  Oracle Security Handbook author Aaron Newman talks to SearchOracle.com about Oracle's patching problems and some of the typical security concerns that plague Oracle DBAs.

• November 03, 2006 03 Nov'06

  Oracle to take on SAP in public sector with latest buy

  Oracle's latest acquisition could set the stage for future battles with SAP, according to one analyst.

• November 01, 2006 01 Nov'06

  Oracle 10g, biometrics help Motorola fight crime

  Motorola is using Oracle 10g to back up biometrics image-scanning devices used in crime fighting and border control.

• October 31, 2006 31 Oct'06

  Pitney Bowes offers sage Siebel CRM advice at OpenWorld

  Pitney Bowes has been through multiple Siebel deployments. Its data warehouse chief offered advice on deploying Siebel Analytics at Oracle's OpenWorld conference.

• October 31, 2006 31 Oct'06

  Practical tips for deploying Oracle and open source

  It's high time that companies started evaluating open source software in the same manner that they do proprietary offerings, according to speakers at Oracle OpenWorld.

• October 30, 2006 30 Oct'06

  DBAs mixed on Oracle's patching progress

  Some DBAs praise Oracle for its improved patch bulletins, but others believe the patching process still leaves much to be desired.

• October 30, 2006 30 Oct'06

  Social networking forces change in customer service

  At OpenWorld, Oracle executives and Gartner analysts discussed the impact social networking and new media are having on the service industry and how contact centers must adapt.

• October 25, 2006 25 Oct'06

  Oracle announces full support for Red Hat users

  Oracle's Larry Ellison says his company is now offering full support for Red Hat Linux users at half the price they normally pay.