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After seeing the initial demonstration of the planned Fusion Applications I wanted to provide my impressions.  Any user interface is critical to application users since it is what they actually work in each day.
Oracle has taken a strong stance on using Web 2.0 capabilities in the new User Interface (UI) as can be seen by [...]

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In this post I’ll try to summarize the key points about the upcoming Fusion Applications from Oracle.  My expectations is that the initial release will be available in mid to late 2010 based on what was provided at Collaborate.
On Tuesday Oracle provided live demonstrations showing several of the Fusion Application modules, CRM and Human Capital [...]

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This next week I’ll be attending OAUG Collaborate 2009 and blogging about the latest and greatest that I encounter.  If you are unable to attend I hope you’ll enjoy my posts as I explore the seamy underbelly of OAUG…
My presentation is on Tuesday or Wednesday (I need to check) but there will be [...]

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After all of the buzz in the last year and a half about Fusion Applications it’s interesting that they have disappeared off of the radar at OpenWorld 2008.  The original schedule had the first versions of Fusion Apps appearing in 2008, focusing on Customer Relationship Management capabilities.
Well, that hasn’t happened and now we are seeing [...]

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Today, Oracle provided a view into their plans for the integration of the BEA Aqualogic products into the Oracle product line. Oracle is very experienced at this effort and it showed in the presentation. They focused a lot on reassuring BEA and Oracle customers that there would be no drastic changes and no [...]

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The one bad thing about panels at Collaborate is that there generally isn’t any material available afterward. Of course, the good thing is that panels provide an opportunity for an audience to ask all the questions they want of a group of distinguished industry experts. So read on about three panels at Collaborate that we [...]

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