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Hey all,
I know it’s been a while since I last posted. I’ve just been too buzy and caught up, and also, waiting for something really interesting to come up that I could add to my log
Is Oracle Fusion Apps now generally available ?
Well, with all the talk coming out of Oracle stable for all these months, even if it IS generally available, it may not make for a good business case for all businesses to jump for it right away.
Oracle has made available different components of the Fusion Apps stack in a piecemeal fashion. Click here to access the complete Price List released on 1 June, 2011.
This post follows our last post about the UI Experience enhancement in the Fusion App Series. Development of any new, ground-breaking product requires a lot of hard work, and never ending pain-staking effort.
Fusion Applications Stack has been a product which Oracle claims it has built right from the ground up. Though they have leveraged the good business principles of the various products, technically it has been built from scratch. Let’s investigate each of the inputs one by one.
What is the Oracle ACE program ?
How do I become an Oracle ACE ?
What do I need to do to be successfully selected as an ACE ?
What is the difference between an Oracle ACE and an ACE Director ?
Can I self nominate myself to the program ?
Watch Justin Kestelyn, Senior Director, OTN & Developer Programs, Oracle Corp. share all about it in the video below -
Oracle’s Fusion Apps has been the big name, and has created a big wave over the last couple of weeks. In light of the same, we at GeeksBlogging@dotCOM decided to come up with a series of posts sharing whatever little we know about Fusion Apps as of now, and the details as they get unravelled along the path.
I’ll start this series with the prerogative, something that you see first whenever you hop onto a new application – the UI, and why everybody at Oracle is so gung-ho about it !
This is significant news. Even though Oracle’s Fusion Applications is not even generally available yet, there is a new book that has recently been launched that left me foxed. In fact, I looked at the title again to verify that it actually meant the *new* breed of Oracle Fusion Applications being launched by Oracle, and currently available only under Controlled Access.
Read our recent coverages on Oracle Fusion Apps..
ORACLE FUSION APPLICATIONS’ UNIQUE DESIGN PRINCIPLES
LET’S UPGRADE SIEBEL CRM TO FUSION APPS “RIGHT NOW” !!
INSIDE ORACLE FUSION APPS : CRM PERSPECTIVE
Great news guys. The wait is over. Oracle’s first versions of Fusion Applications is now available for use by its customers. It’s being called “Oracle Fusion Applications 11g R1 (11.1.1.5.0)”.
Some of our previous coverages on Oracle Fusion Apps include -
ORACLE FUSION APPLICATIONS’ UNIQUE DESIGN PRINCIPLES
INSIDE ORACLE FUSION APPS : CRM PERSPECTIVE
Off late, Oracle has been offering some really good training courses to get the Developer community going. The higher level Oracle partners have always had an unfair advantage.
Another such extensive workshop is now being organized for the Oracle Partners for advanced tracks of -
- Business Process Management (BPM)
- Application Development Framework (ADF)
- WebCenter
Okay, now this is bigg news. We all know about the Oracle Fusion Applications coming up, and how it is almost dreaded to eat up our jobs, viz. jobs for the technologies as we know them today.
One of the major components of the to-be-released Oracle Applications stack is the Customer Relationship Management or the CRM part.
Designed from the ground-up using the latest technology advances, Oracle Fusion Applications are 100 percent open-standards-based business applications that set a new standard for the way we innovate, work, and adopt technology. Built on a set of unique design principles, only Oracle Fusion Applications set a new standard for business.
Complete Standards-Based Platform: Reduce Costs and Accelerate Innovation
I just had to share this!
How fast do you think can you build a fully functional Web Application? A little bit of twist here. The Web Application must have the Session Handling facility through Java Session Beans. It can optionally make use of Java Service Facades (I am still wondering what in the world that is!!).
A month, 10 days, 5 days??
Just browsing through the Internet, particularly the Oracle Homepage, http://www.oracle.com, I noticed it to be a little different than the way I had seen it in the past. The changes are subtle, but, in Web Designing, it is these subtle changes which bring about a big difference!
Oracle’s much famed Open World 2009 in San Francisco, US came to a close yesterday. Open World is Oracle’s Annual showcase event where veterans and Partners from all over the industry join in to share their experiences. It is also one of the most awaited times of the year for the Oracle User Community because of Oracle’s practice of making some of the biggest announcements this time of the year.