The Oracle Database Machine Oracle transformed the data warehousing industry. Now, with the introduction of Exadata V2, Oracle is building on that success to deliver even faster performance and the flexibility to consolidate data warehousing and OLTP workloads on the same machine. In this podcast, Ray Roccaforte, the Vice President responsible for developing Oracle’s data [...]
Jeremy Ashley, Vice President of Oracle’s Applications User Experience and Luke Kowalski, Corporate UI Architect for Oracle discuss with Cliff how User Experience and User Centered Design are key in Oracle’s strategy to deliver quality experiences for its end users, ease of use, flexibility, and finally…the right business flows in the Fusion applications.
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Standard, hot-pluggable connections streamline software development
processes.
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The software industry is seeing a mushrooming growth in platform choices available to software vendors looking to build their SaaS applications. As SaaS grows and platform becomes a necessary infrastructure, there is bound to be a consolidation among the SaaS platform vendors. Clear winners will emerge, if past history of software is any indication. Till that happens, what should [...]
With the implementation of Single Fix 8218568 there is a misconception that all the environmental based settings are now externalized. This is not the case there are two more locations where there are some additional environmental settings:
web.xml – The J2EE Application Descriptor
XAI Options – MPL and other XAI components use this as a registry
Does this [...]
Welcome to the new blog platform! Oracle has just migrated to use MovableType, which give bloggers more control and flexibility than our old platform. Despite the warning about losing old comments, the team found a way of preserving them, so that’s great news too.
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Many of you are already familiar with the concept of cartonization, but for completeness we will review the basic concepts before diving into the new features.
So, what is cartonization?
Simply put, it is a process by which WMS suggests a container with a LPN for picking one or more items. If the container is a shipping [...]
We will discuss here about how the cost group functionality works within WMS. It is a quite common discussion among warehouses when items are undergoing change in valuation or when non-WMS organizations upgrade to WMS.
What is Cost Group functionality?
A Cost Group is the set of accounts that hold on hand inventory. It segregates the accounting [...]
Welcome to my blog for the Higher Education community. Why a blog? Well, we’ve had a lot of feedback from our customers and Oracle folks that we could do a better job of getting the word out faster when things happen that affect our customers and the higher education community as a whole. Like the [...]
I chuckled the first time a customer
asked me, “Do I have to take SLA?” because it seemed like she was equating Subledger
Accounting (SLA) with bad-tasting medicine. In fact, we like to think of SLA more as a new miracle drug. I can understand why some
people might initially be scared of SLA because it’s new, and [...]