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  • IDC, Oracle Announces Its Universal Online Archives Strategy: First Stop, Email (PDF)
    (Publication: April 2008)
    Oracle Universal Online Archive and Email Archive Service products are well-suited for organizations facing massive volumes of electronic messages and require unified management, retention, and disposition of and access to its various data. Customers will find Oracle's grid-based architecture attractive to meet its scalability, application performance and failover and redundancy requirements.
  • Ovum, Oracle Addresses Archiving (PDF)
    (Publication: April 2008)
    In Ovum's opinion this announcement is another demonstration of the bringing to fruition the combined capabilities of both the Oracle and former Stellent teams, melding understanding of content types with that of high volume storage. Good move, very timely.
  • Forrester, Total Economic Impact of Oracle Enterprise Content Management Suite (PDF)
    Distribution rights do not expire (Publication: April 2008)
    Forrester Consulting completed a commissioned Total Economic Impact (TEI) study on behalf of Oracle on the City of Ottawa. The City of Ottawa is anticipating a return on investment of between 143% and 152% with Oracle's Enterprise Content Management Suite. The benefit areas for realizing ROI come from reduced print cost, improved management of physical files, increase in productivity from content related processes, easier compliance with information retention regulations and improved citizen services.
  • Ovum, The Future of Search (PDF)
    (Publication: February 2008)
    Ovum rates Oracle Secure Enterprise Search ahead of Microsoft and IBM for its breadth of functional scope and fit for the enterprise.
  • Forrester, Total Economic Impact of Oracle Universal Content Management (PDF)
    Distribution rights do not expire (Publication: December 2007)
    Forrester Consulting completed a commissioned Total Economic Impact (TEI) study on behalf of Oracle on Emerson Process Management. In examining the economic impact and return on investment that Emerson realized by deploying Oracle Universal Content Management, Emerson was able to achieved a 177% risk-adjusted ROI and payback within 12 months of deployment of Oracle enterprise content management solution.
  • IDC, Delivering Patient-Centric Care: Swedish Medical Content-Enables Its Electronic Medical Records with Oracle (PDF)
    (Publication: December 2007)
    Swedish Medical has also built an innovative, dynamic publishing application using Oracle Content Management that addresses the enterprisewide training needs of its 7,000 employees. The custom Pick-and-Pack application helped Swedish keep its electronic medical record rollout on schedule.
  • The Forrester Wave: Enterprise Content Management Suites, Q4 2007 (PDF)
    (Publication: November 2007)
    Forrester evaluated 11 enterprise content management (ECM) suite vendors across approximately 60 criteria and found that IBM, EMC, and Oracle lead thanks to suite breadth and a focus on enterprise information management needs. See below for detailed Oracle scorecard.
  • Forrester Scorecard: Oracle Has Established ECM Suite Leadership (PDF)
    (Publication: November 2007)
    Oracle is an ECM suites Leader with a broad ECM technology base, interesting information rights management technology, and a strategy focused on making ECM a part of a broader information management portfolio.
  • Ovum, Oracle Gets Serious About Records Management (PDF)
    (Publication: October 2007)
    Oracle is both on track with its stated roadmap for enterprise content management (ECM) development, and shows a good understanding of what is emerging as a major business challenge.
  • The 451 Group, Oracle Gives Its Search Engine More Tentacles (PDF)
    (Publication: September 2007)
    Oracle recently revved its Secure Enterprise Search engine, adding many more connectors to non-Oracle data sources and expanding the security options.The work it's done with version 2 strikes us as more than enough to give high-end users beyond the Oracle stack a good reason to consider SES ahead of, say, Autonomy or FAST.
  • Gartner, Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Content Management, 2007
    (Publication: September 2007)
  • Gartner, Magic Quadrant for Information Access Technology, 2007
    (Publication: September 2007)
  • The Forrester Wave: Web Content Management for External Sites, Q3 2007 (PDF)
    (Publication: July 2007)
    Oracle is a strong performer, and best positioned amongst the ECM platform peers such as IBM, EMC and Microsoft.
  • The Forrester Wave: Oracle is a Strong Performer in the Web Content Management for External Sites, Q3 2007 (PDF)
    (Publication: July 2007)
    The future bodes well for Oracle Universal Content Management; enterprises can expect future integration with Siebel to help them deliver targeted, interactive customer experiences. Until then, Oracle’s WCM offering is well suited for organizations looking for good, broad WCM support for their internal and external site initiatives.
  • Gartner, Oracle Gets Serious About Content Management
    (Publication: June 2007)
  • Ovum, Oracle goes Universal on ECM (PDF)
    (Publication: May 2007)
    Oracle has revealed a 12-month roadmap for the delivery of ECM facilities within the Oracle platform. Ovum believes that this should give existing Stellent customers confidence in their investments so far, and shows that Oracle is determined to come from the back of the pack to be a major player in the ECM arena.
  • Ovum, Oracle: Fusion through Search (PDF)
    Distribution rights expire July 2008 (Publication: February 2007)
    Oracle has not only created a highly credible enterprise search tool, but with its federated and embedded capabilities has positioned the product to be the conduit through which its Fusion applications are linked and integrated.
  • Gartner, MarketScope for Records Management, 2007
    (Publication: January 2007)
  • Butler Group, Oracle Collaboration Suite, Content DB and Records DB (PDF)
    (Publication: November 2006)
    In Butler Group's opinion, Oracle's lateness to the corporate collaboration market has afforded the company an opportunity to design the information worker solution of the future. While Oracle may be a leader in terms of clarity of solution, the company still has to acquire market share and build credibility in this area. The recent agreement to acquire Stellent makes this task easier, by providing Oracle with an established market presence in content collaboration.
  • AMR, Oracle Buys Stellent (PDF)
    (Publication: November 2006)
    Oracle's initial push into content management brought it a significant seven-figure deal with Allstate, but it was still having difficulty establishing credibility in content management and serving various customer needs outside of core repository services. Stellent brings it more technology to meet end-to-end needs, from content capture and imaging to content publishing.
  • The Forrester Wave: Collaboration Platforms, Q2 2006 (PDF)
    Distribution rights expire August 2008 (Publication: May 2006)
    Oracle is a strong performer, and is an especially good fit for Oracle shops that have a Java orientation and want a unified collaboration platform.

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  • Ovum, The Launch of Oracle 10g (PDF)
    Distribution rights do not expire (Publication: Unknown)
    Ovum sees Oracle's 10g launch as a pragmatic, evolutionary step that plays to the challenges faced by today's CIO and hints at the potential for grids dedicated to business, constructed on simple clean lines reflecting the needs of business, as opposed to technology vendors.

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