Wednesday, May 26th, 2004 by Mark Rittman
"Oracle
recently announced on its Web site that it is launching a new Linux
certification: Managing Oracle9i on Linux. Oracle describes the title as the
"first" specialty for those holding its Oracle Certified Professional Database
Administrators (OCP DBA) certification, hinting that more may be on the way."
writes Becky Nagel for Certcities.com.
Sunday, February 29th, 2004 by Mark Rittman
There’s an interesting interview over at CertCities.com, where Jim Dilanni, Oracle’s Director Of Certification, gives some background on the program’s changes over the past year, and discusses some of the changes we’re likely to see in the future.
Particularly interesting is the number of certifications at present (203000, with growth mainly in China and India), the […]
Wednesday, February 25th, 2004 by Mark Rittman
“Hi Mark,
I am a technology reporter with washingtonpost.com. I noticed your blog
on Oracle.
I will be hosting an online interview tomorrow with Matthew Symonds,
author of the recently released book “SOFTWAR: An Intimate Portrait of
Larry Ellison and Oracle.” Symonds will field questions about
business software company Oracle Corp. and its leader and co-founder.
In researching his book, Symonds had access […]
Tuesday, January 27th, 2004 by Mark Rittman
“Oracle Corp. is redesigning its E-Business Suite of enterprise applications to certify them for use with the company’s forthcoming Oracle 10g database and application server, which will be optimized for grid computing. In the process, sources said, Oracle will enable its E-Business applications for the first time to operate on application servers from third parties.
As […]
