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Dthree Uses Oracle Infrastructure To Power Marketing 2.0
Oracle WebCenter Suite helps deliver
Web 2.0 and enterprise 2.0 services to marketers. April 2008 |
The Promise of Enterprise 2.0: Making It Real
Web seminar featuring industry thought-leaders: Andrew McAfee, Associate Professor, Harvard Business School; Vince Casarez, VP of Product Management; and Greg Crider, Senior Director of Product Marketing. February 2008 |
Enterprise 2.0 Podcast and Article
Interview with Vince Casarez, VP of Product Management. January 2008 |
A Real Social Enterprise Mashup
Product management comments on enterprise mashups. January 2008 |
M&S Consulting Reviews WebCenter
A technology and strategy consulting firm takes a close look at Oracle WebCenter. December 2007 |
New Oracle WebCenter Technology Preview 3 Download Available
Includes JDeveloper and SOA functionality. December 2007 |
The Wild Web Needs a Sheriff
The new frontier of consumer-facing Web 2.0 applications bring new security concerns to the enterprise. Read this article to find out how to address these concerns. |
Interview with the ServerSide
In this podcase, Oracle WebCenter VP of Product Management, Vince Casarez, talks about Oracle WebCenter. |
Foundations for Building Enterprise Social Networks
This article discusses how social networking can help businesses can tap into the collective intelligence of their employees, partners, and customers. |
Oracle WebCenter Statement of Direction
This paper provides guidance for customers currently using or planning to use Oracle WebCenter. |
Oracle WebCenter Framework Building a WebCenter Application Step by Step
This manual shows you how to add portlets, integrate existing content, and add customization to your application, as well as create interactivity. Such interactivity includes portlet-to-portlet communication and ADF Faces component-to-portlet interactivity. You also learn how to allow administrators to customize pages at runtime.
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Content Management Integration FAQ
This paper answers your questions about current integration options as well as the strategy and future direction of Oracle's content management products. |
Portal Technologies Statement of Direction
This paper provides guidance for customers currently using or planning to use Oracle Portal technology. |
Web 2.0 and the Enterprise
Learn about creating systems that people want to use. |
WebCenter Additional Services CD Available for Download
Install Oracle Wiki and Oracle Discussions now! |
PDK and Preconfigured Standalone OC4J Available for Download
Visit this page for information and download links to accommodate several portlet development and deployment requirements.
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Technote: Use WebCenter to Integrate Your Enterprise Content into Oracle Portal
This paper introduces one very effective way to seamlessly surface content held in high-end enterprise content management systems in your Oracle Portal by leveraging Oracle WebCenter. |
OCMS 10g (10.1.3.2) Is Available for Immediate Download
Oracle Communication and Mobility Server is a fully featured, Carrier-Grade, converged J2EE and SIP Application Server based on the JSR-116 (SIP Servlets) standard. |
Oracle Announces General Availability of Oracle WebCenter
On February 12th, Oracle announced the general availability of Oracle WebCenter Suite, a new component of Oracle Fusion Middleware. |
Oracle Takes Web 2.0 to Enterprise, Stellant
Read the Computer Business Review article. |
The Next Generation of Human Interaction
View Rahul Patel's presentation at OpenWorld. |
Oracle Announces WebCenter Suite
This Oracle press release heralds Oracle's next generation human interaction environment. |
Thomas Kurian Launches WebCenter Suite
Watch his keynote address at Oracle OpenWorld in San Francisco, October 2006. |
WebCenter Suite Takes Center Stage
AMR regards WebCenter Suite as "one of the more remarkable developments at this year’s OpenWorld." Read the full story in this AMR Research article by Jim Murphy and Ian Finley. |
Gartner Views WebCenter Suite Important In SOA
"Oracle's WebCenter Suite is the interface for future Fusion applications and the focus of activity for workplace users." Read more in this Gartner Research Note. |
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