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We’re familiar with Oracle acquiring companies. We’ve heard so many over the last 5 years that we just read the press release and try to understand how that will impact our investment (if you’re a customer) or your business (if you’re a partner or work in the Oracle ecosystem).

June 2013 will be remembered as the biggest month for cloud partnerships in the history, probably short but good enough to bring “enemies” to “allies”.  It might sound too harsh the word enemy but let me take you a few years back and try to understand how this new partnership between these two giant companies can change your world.

Seguí leyendo “Oracle and Salesforce.com a love story”

After four days, close to 1000 sessions, and a severe winter storm Collaborate 13 aka “Snowllaborate 13” still has not come to a close.

IT Convergence’s technical and functional experts are not delivering any session today, but our team has worked hard to bring the best of Collaborate to both those Oracle ERP end users who could make it to Denver and those who could not.

Collaborate 13 may be drawing to a close, but all that means is that we’ll have other opportunities to meet further down the road.

In the mean time, check out the complete Collaborate 13 thread on this blog and visit our Collaborate 13 Resources page if you have not already.

Follow Collaborate 13 as it happens. Click here to access the full stream of this blog’s Collaborate 13 conversation.

Over the last few years, Oracle has used OpenWorld to show how every product (both hardware and software) is, if not Cloud-oriented the certainly relevant to Cloud Computing. Oracle OpenWorld 2012 was no exception. This year’s announcements brought new meaning to understanding the types of concept of the “Cloud” and possible architectures of Oracle products. Let’s review what happened this at Oracle OpenWorld 2012. Seguí leyendo “Reflections on Oracle OpenWorld 2012”