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Henan Power Gains Stable, Reliable Database Platform to Run Critical Sales and Marketing Systems 2007-11-01 Oracle

Henan Power Electric wanted to build a computing environment that integrates information collection, processing, and storage. The challenge was to consolidate on a single database platform to reduce costs and simplify administration and ensure the availability and stability of the organization's sales and marketing information systems. The company selected Oracle Database and Oracle Real Application Clusters to build the new database platform over IBM DB2 and Sybase. It engaged Oracle Certified Advantage Partner Taiji Computer Corporation to design, develop, and implement the Oracle database platform, as well as evaluate the existing infrastructure to determine whether it supports the new solution and close any technology gaps.

Tags: Database Applications, Application Development

Johnson Matthey Plc Protects Intellectual Assets When Sharing Data Internally and With Partners 2007-11-01 Oracle

A world-leading specialty chemicals company, Johnson Matthey Plc has operations in more than 30 countries. The company wanted to prevent confidential documents from being lost or misdirected when being compiled and shared in-house or with partners and gain full audit trail of document use internally and externally. The challenge was to authorize and revoke end-user access rights centrally. The company implemented Oracle Information Rights Management to secure and track access to sensitive documents through advanced cryptography, tamper-proofing, and screen-grab protection. It gained the ability to grant and terminate access or contributor rights to named individuals for each classified document internally and beyond the firewall.

Tags: Data Sharing and Integration

Cambridgeshire Constabulary Cuts Human Resources Costs by US$184,000 Amidst Growing Workload 2007-11-01 Oracle

Cambridgeshire Constabulary's wanted to improve on lagging performance of the constabulary's Human Resources (HR) function, following an inspection by Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC) in 2004 and leverage the full value of personnel resources, which account for 80% of budget, in order to manage a projected 12.5% expansion in population over nine years. The challenge was to gain accurate real-time data for reporting and strategy planning. Cambridgeshire Constabulary's selected National Strategy for Police Information Systems (NSPIS) HR, a pre-configured, police-specific solution based on Oracle Human Resources, developed by Oracle Certified Partner Cedar HR Ltd. It replaced multiple, standalone HR databases and disparate processes with a single source of accurate HR information and consistent personnel management procedures based on standard police practices.

Tags: HR

Bode GmbH & Co. KG Improves Performance and Customer Satisfaction With Visualization Solution 2007-11-01 Oracle

Bode, a subsidiary of the Munich-based company Schaltbau Holding AG, was founded in 1968 in the city of Kassel, Germany. As a system supplier for major bus and railway train manufacturers, Bode GmbH & Co. KG serves as a data hub between clients and subcontractors. To facilitate this process, Bode implemented Oracle's AutoVue3D Professional Advanced (previously known as AutoVue SolidModel) to visualize CAD data from third-party applications without prior conversion and conduct visual checks of converted data before they are transmitted. The company has since expanded use of its AutoVue system to other operational areas, such as the technical documentation department.

Tags: 3D Modeling and Rendering, CAD

How to Improve Employee Productivity in Midsize Businesses 2007-11-01 Oracle

The true key to employee productivity at midsize businesses lies in making sure that IT solutions provide tools that enable organizations to harness the deluge of data in meaningful ways, rather than being consumed by it. Oracle Application Express provides this powerful leverage. It eliminates repetitive tasks and frees employees for more profitable pursuits.

Tags: Database Applications, Application Development

Enhanced Calculation and Validation 2007-11-01 Oracle

This paper takes another look at the upcoming Oracle JDeveloper and Oracle Application Development Framework (Oracle ADF) 11g release and experiment firsthand with several examples designed to improve developer productivity. This paper shows how easy it now is to create calculated attributes, validate foreign key values, constrain mutually dependent attribute values, and define more-complex validation rules without writing any Java code.

Tags: Application Development

Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Using Oracle Real Application Clusters on IBM BladeCenter Running Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 2007-11-01 IBM

This paper will discuss the necessary steps to prepare for and successfully install Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 32-bit and Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition with Oracle Real Application Clusters 32-bit on IBM BladeCenter servers and IBM System Storage disks. The operating system environment described is the 2.6 kernel-based Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 (RHEL5). The purpose of this paper is to assist those who are looking to implement Oracle's Real Application Clusters (RAC) on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 (RHEL5) running on IBM BladeCenter servers and IBM System Storage products.

Tags: Blades

Extreme Business Warehousing: Experiences With SAP NetWeaver Business Intelligence at 20 Terabytes Using IBM DB2 Storage Optimization Feature 2007-10-26 IBM

SAP NetWeaver Business Intelligence Installations are becoming larger and more demanding in terms of performance, availability, disk usage and other resources. SAP NetWeaver BI running on IBM DB2 9 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows (DB2 9) supports the usage of the Database Partitioning Feature (DPF) with one or more DB2 partitions residing on one or multiple servers. This feature allows unmatched scalability and optimal performance for this business intelligence solution. This document describes the usage of DB2 Storage Optimization Feature in a large Proof of Concept to validate manageability and scalability of a 20 Terabyte SAP NetWeaver 2004 BI (BI Version 3.5) installation running on DB2 using the database partitioning feature with 33 partitions.

Tags: Business Intelligence - Data Warehousing

Open Sesame!: The Easy Way to Restore Access Passwords to Files, Applications and Databases 2007-10-18 ElcomSoft

The simplest and most accessible tool for any user is still password protection, which helps prevent unauthorized access to systems, documents and databases. All have used a password to access their work system and to view databases, etc. All are aware that man is the weakest link in the information chain - and problems with password protection are no exception. How many times have user forgotten one password or another. But that's completely understandable, given the number of passwords the average computer user is expected to memorize. But if a password is lost for any reason, it means access to information is also lost.

Tags: Network Security, Security Management

Video: Interactive content-driven applications 2007-10-08 Oracle

Oracle's Tarik Ozyurt outlines how Web 2.0 and web services can help businesses improve how they work with data content from multiple sources.

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Title	Date Added	Company
Henan Power Gains Stable, Reliable Database Platform to Run Critical Sales and Marketing Systems	2007-11-01	Oracle
Henan Power Electric wanted to build a computing environment that integrates information collection, processing, and storage. The challenge was to consolidate on a single database platform to reduce costs and simplify administration and ensure the availability and stability of the organization's sales and marketing information systems. The company selected Oracle Database and Oracle Real Application Clusters to build the new database platform over IBM DB2 and Sybase. It engaged Oracle Certified Advantage Partner Taiji Computer Corporation to design, develop, and implement the Oracle database platform, as well as evaluate the existing infrastructure to determine whether it supports the new solution and close any technology gaps. Tags: Database Applications, Application Development
Johnson Matthey Plc Protects Intellectual Assets When Sharing Data Internally and With Partners	2007-11-01	Oracle
A world-leading specialty chemicals company, Johnson Matthey Plc has operations in more than 30 countries. The company wanted to prevent confidential documents from being lost or misdirected when being compiled and shared in-house or with partners and gain full audit trail of document use internally and externally. The challenge was to authorize and revoke end-user access rights centrally. The company implemented Oracle Information Rights Management to secure and track access to sensitive documents through advanced cryptography, tamper-proofing, and screen-grab protection. It gained the ability to grant and terminate access or contributor rights to named individuals for each classified document internally and beyond the firewall. Tags: Data Sharing and Integration
Cambridgeshire Constabulary Cuts Human Resources Costs by US$184,000 Amidst Growing Workload	2007-11-01	Oracle
Cambridgeshire Constabulary's wanted to improve on lagging performance of the constabulary's Human Resources (HR) function, following an inspection by Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC) in 2004 and leverage the full value of personnel resources, which account for 80% of budget, in order to manage a projected 12.5% expansion in population over nine years. The challenge was to gain accurate real-time data for reporting and strategy planning. Cambridgeshire Constabulary's selected National Strategy for Police Information Systems (NSPIS) HR, a pre-configured, police-specific solution based on Oracle Human Resources, developed by Oracle Certified Partner Cedar HR Ltd. It replaced multiple, standalone HR databases and disparate processes with a single source of accurate HR information and consistent personnel management procedures based on standard police practices. Tags: HR
Bode GmbH & Co. KG Improves Performance and Customer Satisfaction With Visualization Solution	2007-11-01	Oracle
Bode, a subsidiary of the Munich-based company Schaltbau Holding AG, was founded in 1968 in the city of Kassel, Germany. As a system supplier for major bus and railway train manufacturers, Bode GmbH & Co. KG serves as a data hub between clients and subcontractors. To facilitate this process, Bode implemented Oracle's AutoVue3D Professional Advanced (previously known as AutoVue SolidModel) to visualize CAD data from third-party applications without prior conversion and conduct visual checks of converted data before they are transmitted. The company has since expanded use of its AutoVue system to other operational areas, such as the technical documentation department. Tags: 3D Modeling and Rendering, CAD
How to Improve Employee Productivity in Midsize Businesses	2007-11-01	Oracle
The true key to employee productivity at midsize businesses lies in making sure that IT solutions provide tools that enable organizations to harness the deluge of data in meaningful ways, rather than being consumed by it. Oracle Application Express provides this powerful leverage. It eliminates repetitive tasks and frees employees for more profitable pursuits. Tags: Database Applications, Application Development
Enhanced Calculation and Validation	2007-11-01	Oracle
This paper takes another look at the upcoming Oracle JDeveloper and Oracle Application Development Framework (Oracle ADF) 11g release and experiment firsthand with several examples designed to improve developer productivity. This paper shows how easy it now is to create calculated attributes, validate foreign key values, constrain mutually dependent attribute values, and define more-complex validation rules without writing any Java code. Tags: Application Development
Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Using Oracle Real Application Clusters on IBM BladeCenter Running Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5	2007-11-01	IBM
This paper will discuss the necessary steps to prepare for and successfully install Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 32-bit and Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition with Oracle Real Application Clusters 32-bit on IBM BladeCenter servers and IBM System Storage disks. The operating system environment described is the 2.6 kernel-based Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 (RHEL5). The purpose of this paper is to assist those who are looking to implement Oracle's Real Application Clusters (RAC) on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 (RHEL5) running on IBM BladeCenter servers and IBM System Storage products. Tags: Blades
Extreme Business Warehousing: Experiences With SAP NetWeaver Business Intelligence at 20 Terabytes Using IBM DB2 Storage Optimization Feature	2007-10-26	IBM
SAP NetWeaver Business Intelligence Installations are becoming larger and more demanding in terms of performance, availability, disk usage and other resources. SAP NetWeaver BI running on IBM DB2 9 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows (DB2 9) supports the usage of the Database Partitioning Feature (DPF) with one or more DB2 partitions residing on one or multiple servers. This feature allows unmatched scalability and optimal performance for this business intelligence solution. This document describes the usage of DB2 Storage Optimization Feature in a large Proof of Concept to validate manageability and scalability of a 20 Terabyte SAP NetWeaver 2004 BI (BI Version 3.5) installation running on DB2 using the database partitioning feature with 33 partitions. Tags: Business Intelligence - Data Warehousing
Open Sesame!: The Easy Way to Restore Access Passwords to Files, Applications and Databases	2007-10-18	ElcomSoft
The simplest and most accessible tool for any user is still password protection, which helps prevent unauthorized access to systems, documents and databases. All have used a password to access their work system and to view databases, etc. All are aware that man is the weakest link in the information chain - and problems with password protection are no exception. How many times have user forgotten one password or another. But that's completely understandable, given the number of passwords the average computer user is expected to memorize. But if a password is lost for any reason, it means access to information is also lost. Tags: Network Security, Security Management
Video: Interactive content-driven applications	2007-10-08	Oracle
Oracle's Tarik Ozyurt outlines how Web 2.0 and web services can help businesses improve how they work with data content from multiple sources.