Oracle OpenWorld 2009: PeopleSoft highlights and insights (Monday)
It is unfortunate that my heart cannot be two places at once. This week I would really have liked to be in San Francisco, despite the cold and rainy weather, attending Oracle OpenWorld 2009. However, it is fortunate that many others are attending OOW and better yet that they are writing about it. So if I can’t be there I can at least provide a consolidated list of what others are saying. I plan to post these discoveries each day during the conference.
Monday Afternoon at Oracle OpenWorld – “What a full day. There’s a real buzz about this conference..…”
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Day 2 – “Impressions from Oracle’s annual get-together: Ellison disses IBM; Where are Fusion Apps?; …”
Ellison takes aim at IBM – “Oracle chief Larry Ellison has taken several potshots at his company’s rival IBM, denigrating the power efficiency of IBM’s hardware…”
OOW09 Monday - Today had a decidedly more PeopleSoft theme. It was quite different from last year when everything was still slideware – the demos today were of functionality that is now available or will be shortly….
HCM Sessions at Oracle OpenWorld, Day 1 – “…many focused on what is new with the latest releases of PeopleSoft HCM 9.1…”
Take an Early Plunge Into the Applications Stream – “In our feature article, you’ll find out how City University of New York implemented PeopleSoft software with a minimal budget—while achieving maximum results. …”
Getting Down to business – “At Oracle OpenWorld, company co-presidents Charles Phillips and Safra Catz kicked off the day’s events with a keynote speech that got right down to business about, well, doing business.…”
Oracle OpenWorld: Monday Keynote – “The Monday morning keynotes are from Charles Phillips of Oracle, Safra Catz of Oracle, and Ann Livermore of HP..…”
Please stay tuned for the next posting in this series – OpenWorld 2009: PeopleSoft highlights and insights.
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