At Oracle Open World 2011 in October 2011, there were a variety of Cloud Computing Updates, Product Directions and Announcements that I've attempted to reflect in my summary view. I hope you find it useful.
As always, comments and feedback are welcomed.
As you can see from my previous post, a few more products have been added, showing Oracle's increasing focus on Cloud Computing. Also, the focus on Engineered Systems has increased, and it shows the Oracle-Sun acquisition bearing fruit in systems are built, tuned and pre-engineered by Oracle.A variety of articles share more detail about Oracle Engineered Systems Strategy.
Some disclaimers:
-This is my view, and how I see it, and does not represent Oracle's or anyone else's view.
-Not all Products are in General Availability (GA) yet. Please talk to your Oracle representative for more details on the above.
-This is my attempt to be current as of December 14, 2011.
As always, comments and feedback are welcomed.
As you can see from my previous post, a few more products have been added, showing Oracle's increasing focus on Cloud Computing. Also, the focus on Engineered Systems has increased, and it shows the Oracle-Sun acquisition bearing fruit in systems are built, tuned and pre-engineered by Oracle.A variety of articles share more detail about Oracle Engineered Systems Strategy.
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| Oracle Cloud Computing Summary View: Version 2.0, December 14, 2011. |
Some disclaimers:
-This is my view, and how I see it, and does not represent Oracle's or anyone else's view.
-Not all Products are in General Availability (GA) yet. Please talk to your Oracle representative for more details on the above.
-This is my attempt to be current as of December 14, 2011.
4 comments:
Well thanks for the summary regarding oracle Cloud computing.
My name is Matt and I work for Dell. I like your thoughts about Oracle Cloud Computing Summary: Updated post OOW 2011. Oracle has taken a proactive approach to the opportunities offered to it by the cloud.
Hi Matt..Are you in Austin. We should keep in touch with the local community.
I'm glad you found the post useful.
Currently I work for Dell and the information u shared is quite interesting.This is particularly beneficial for outsourced cloud computing end users and those considering migrating their IT infrastructure to the cloud.
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