Oracle Fusion Middleware 11g Changes The Game

Air Date: Friday, September 11, 2009

Cost: $250

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Who should attend: Application Development & Program Management professionals

Description:

With the 11g release of its Java middleware, Oracle has stepped out of IBM's shadow in enterprise platforms. The latest release of Oracle Fusion Middleware, dubbed "11g," is a significant refresh to Oracle's product line. The first modules of Oracle Fusion Middleware 11g — the core Java application server, development tools, service-oriented architecture (SOA), and portal platforms — exhibit a high degree of integration and the first comprehensive declarative development environment for Java from a major vendor. This call decomposes Oracle's new release and reviews what Application Development & Program Management professionals and Enterprise Architecture professionals should consider as they reevaluate their strategic vendors and decide whether or not to follow Oracle's new path with Java platforms.

Agenda:

• What are the individual and new "piece parts" of the the 11g "Red Stack"?
• How is Oracle 11g different? What sets it apart?
• The benefits and costs of adopting Oracle 11g

Vendors mentioned: IBM, Microsoft, Oracle, Red Hat, SpringSource, VMware

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