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Administradoras de Fondos de Ahorro Previsiona | 2007-09-05 | Oracle |
| Uruguay's four Pension Fund Administrators - Republica AFAP, Afinidad AFAP, Union Capital AFAP, and Integracion AFAP - began operating in 1996. The company wanted to optimize the processes of individual accounts and investment portfolios of the administrations and modernize the administration outsourced information technology system. The challenges were to reduce monthly expenses of IT administration while making the system more accessible to the various administrations. The company implemented Oracle Database through Oracle On Demand to consolidate individual accounts in a single database. They reduced monthly outsourcing fees and brought modernization to the administrations and also improved management processes of individual and investment accounts by leaving technology decisions to Oracle and its partner Tilsor.
Tags: Storage Consolidation |
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Universidad Autonoma de Aguascalientes Boosts Transaction Speed and Administrative Productivity | 2007-09-05 | Oracle |
| The Universidad Autonoma de Aguascalientes (Autonomous University of Aguascalientes) has its origins in the Autonomous Institute of Sciences and Technology of Aguascalientes. The university wanted to replace outdated system with one that uses of state-of-the-art information technology and consolidate university processes onto single database and democratize information sharing across the university. The challenge was to provide administrators and users with the fastest possible response times to alumni control, human resources and financial processes and standardize applications and information throughout the university. The university implemented an integrated system, based on Oracle Database 10g, through which the university's key systems - facilities, administration, human resources, and finance - easily interact.
Tags: Database Applications |
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Fiorde International Logistics Increases Operational Efficiency and Reduces Costs With Content Management Capabilities | 2007-09-05 | Oracle |
| Fiorde International Logistics is a full-service transportation logistics and cargo custom-clearance service organization. The company wanted to integrate disparate systems to improve business processes and operational efficiency. The challenge was to improve productivity with an enterprise-wide content management system and minimize technology maintenance costs. The company implemented Oracle Content Database (Oracle Content DB) to create a cost-effective, scalable, and secure enterprise-wide content management solution for 500 users. The company used Oracle Content DB Web Services and Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) to integrate legacy applications and business processes.
Tags: Web Content Management, Web Services |
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City University Improves Accessibility to Accurate Business Data With Integrated System | 2007-09-05 | Oracle |
| City University is one of the Northwest's largest private, not-for-profit universities with more than 40,000 graduates worldwide. The university wanted to replace legacy, siloed IT systems with integrated solution to improve accessibility to timely, accurate business data and eliminate technical redundancy to reduce overall total cost of ownership. The challenge was to manage evolution to the new system by preparing staff effectively and implement a solution that requires very little customization to minimize cost. The university used the Solution Center to implement Oracle's PeopleSoft Enterprise applications for financial management, human resources, and payroll in just six months - enabling City University to provide employees with access to accurate financial and human resources data.
Tags: Finance, HR |
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MTR Corporation Uses New-Generation HRMS to Help Streamline HR Management | 2007-09-01 | Oracle |
| Every day, up to 2.5 million people travel on Hong Kong's mass transit railway system. Owned and operated by MTR Corporation, the rail network spans over 91 route-kilometers with 53 stations and five depots. In 2006, the organization reported a turnover of HK$9,541 million (US$1.2 billion). MTR Corporation is recognized as one of the world's best railways for reliability, customer service, and cost efficiency, thanks to the more than 6,000 staff who works behind the scenes to maintain secure and highly reliable operations. To ensure it can properly manage and reward its workforce, MTR Corporation uses a human resources system developed on a range of PeopleSoft Enterprise Human Capital Management (HCM) applications from Oracle.
Tags: HR, Human Capital Management |
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Lipper Streamlines System Integration for Greater Availability and Scalability | 2007-09-01 | Oracle |
| Lipper, a Reuters company, is a leading global provider of mutual fund information and analysis to fund companies, financial intermediaries, and media organizations. The company wanted to simplify integration of front-end and back-end systems and maintain high data quality to meet customer demands. The challenge was to ensure high availability and scalability and support future growth targets of 100,000 - 150,000 users and a 2-terabyte database. The company wanted to implemented Oracle Data Provider for .NET to integrate Oracle Database 10g and Microsoft .NET to support a new production environment for Lipper's user community. It also created a consistent, simple interface between back-end and front-end systems.
Tags: .NET, Database Applications |
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HP OpenView Storage Data Protector 6.0: HP-UX Oracle 10g Real Application Clusters (RAC) R2 With HP StorageWorks XP Disk Array Zero Downtime Backup (ZDB) White Paper | 2007-09-01 | Hewlett-Packard (HP) |
| This white paper provides complementary information for installation and configuring HP OpenView Storage Data Protector with Oracle Real Application Clusters 10g Release 2 running HP-UX operating system for Zero Downtime Backup (ZDB) in HP StorageWorks Disk Array XP environments. There are variety of choices with regard to the installation and setup of Oracle Real Application Clusters 10g on the HP-UX platform. Customers have the possibility to deploy their RAC cluster only with Oracle Clusterware.
Tags: HP-UX, Database Applications |
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Oracle Internet Directory Tuning and Configuration | 2007-09-01 | Oracle |
| Oracle Internet Directory (OID) is Oracle's LDAPv3 Directory Server that is highly scalable, available and manageable. OID has multi-threaded, multi-process, multi instance process architecture with Oracle Database as the directory store. This unique physical architecture enables OID to be deployed on several hardware architectures including SMP, NUMA and Cluster hardware. OID physical architecture enables linear performance scalability with hardware resources and numerous High Availability configurations that is unmatched in the industry. The out of box OID configuration is not optimal for most production or test deployments. It is hence imperative that some basic tuning and configuration changes are performed after OID installation to achieve optimal performance and availability. This paper intends to provide a quick reference for such tuning and configuration changes.
Tags: Directory Services |
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On Oracle Database 11g | 2007-09-01 | Oracle |
| Oracle Database 11g raises the bar on data caching. In the past, Oracle Database cached database blocks. It could cache these blocks in various places, such as the default pool, a keep buffer pool, or a recycle buffer pool. But it always cached blocks of data - the building blocks used to build result sets. Starting with Oracle Database 11g, the database can also now cache result sets! If one has a query that is executed over and over again against slowly or never-changing data, one will find the new server results cache to be of great interest. This is a feature from which virtually every application can and will benefit.
Tags: Database Applications |
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Optimizing Storage Performance, Provisioning, and Manageability for Microsoft SQL Server | 2007-08-29 | IBM |
| Microsoft SQL Server has become very popular as a database environment driving a broad range of mid-level business applications, ranging from CRM to eCommerce and from ERP to supply chain integration. The combination of affordability, performance, ease of deployment, and sophisticated analytical features has led to a significant proliferation of SQL Server databases in many organizations. To optimize storage performance for SQL Server, organizations need a consolidated networked storage environment, well-matched to the price and performance characteristics of the database servers, that can meet the demanding service level requirements of the business and that can simplify the management of the distributed SQL Server database environment dramatically. This paper describes the SQL Server benefits that are available from storage consolidation using best-in-class IP SAN (iSCSI) storage.
Tags: SANs, Storage Consolidation |