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• October 26, 2005 26 Oct'05

  GridApp offers DBAs a little Clarity

  New software from GridApp Systems promises to make it easier for DBAs to manage multiple database platforms.

• October 05, 2005 05 Oct'05

  PeopleSoft upgrades come with Oracle pledge of continued support

  Despite some continuing criticism of Project Fusion, Oracle executives were out in force yesterday pledging long-term support for two new PeopleSoft supply chain management apps.

• October 04, 2005 04 Oct'05

  Oracle-Systinet deal a win-win

  While Oracle gets a UDDI v3 registry and lifecycle management capabilities, Systinet extends its reach among SOA infrastructure platforms.

• September 29, 2005 29 Sep'05

  DBAs look (far) ahead to Database 10g Release 2 upgrades

  Database administrators at Oracle's OpenWorld conference said they're looking forward to the new features of Database 10g Release 2, but for most those upgrade plans are still a long way off.

• September 22, 2005 22 Sep'05

  PeopleSoft users to Siebel users: 'Relax'

  PeopleSoft users can relate to the fears of Siebel users, following Oracle's acquisition announcement. Their advice is not to panic -- but make sure to push for information.

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• September 22, 2005 22 Sep'05

  Oracle expands Project Fusion

  The company pledges new and improved support for its J.D. Edwards World customers.

• September 20, 2005 20 Sep'05

  Oracle announces lifetime support, WebSphere integration

  Oracle kicked off its annual OpenWorld show with a slew of announcements, including plans to offer lifetime support for customers who don't want to upgrade to Project Fusion

• September 19, 2005 19 Sep'05

  Oracle App Server upgrades include SOA, open source support

  Upgrades in the Oracle Application Server 10g Release 3 promise to provide additional SOA support, security features and open source support while serving as a foundation for Project Fusion.

• September 15, 2005 15 Sep'05

  Siebel buy further complicates Fusion plans

  Experts say Siebel software will likely become the CRM centerpiece of Oracle's Project Fusion, but not for a long, long time.

• August 23, 2005 23 Aug'05

  Oracle Collaboration Suite 10g zeros in on SharePoint

  Oracle is going after Microsoft SharePoint Server users with the latest release of Oracle Collaboration Suite.

• August 17, 2005 17 Aug'05

  OPatch, wherefore art thou?

  You think the Oracle patching utility installed the latest critical patches, but you may still be vulnerable -- and non-compliant with federal regulations.

• August 10, 2005 10 Aug'05

  LinuxWorld: Oracle president puts best foot forward with grid computing

  Amidst a keynote speech littered with praise for Linux, Oracle president Charles Phillips Jr. identified grid computing as the next big challenge for the open source operating system.

• August 04, 2005 04 Aug'05

  University shreds paper problem with HTML DB

  The University of San Diego's financial aid department solved a major paper problem with the help of Oracle HTML Database.

• July 28, 2005 28 Jul'05

  Oracle's Phillips swings at SAP

  Oracle president Charles E. Phillips Jr. sharply criticized SAP, and touted his company's ability to deliver a complete infrastructure and application package.

• July 26, 2005 26 Jul'05

  Oracle's OFF SAP program shows early results

  It's only been a month, but already Oracle is touting its OFF SAP program as a growing pipeline of success.