Here is a very short introduction to the benefits of the application grid approach.
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Comments (2)
Forgive me, but this is pure marketing fluff. I only write to express this to you because Oracle seems to be hiding the actual / real technical detail from publicly available forums. How does the "application grid" actually work? How do customers actually save money as purported in the video? What are the details of the design that would demonstrate these things?
Seems to me that this video and the whole Oracle website that it points to were built to impress easily impressed but non-technical IT middle management...
Guys, we need some DETAIL!
Posted by Demos | April 3, 2009 2:32 PM
Posted on April 3, 2009 14:32
Demos,
Thanks very much for reading my blog, watching the video, and taking the time to respond. Please see my next entry, which touches on some of the very important points you make. It is my hope that, over time, you will see more and more of the detail you are looking for, here and elsewhere on oracle.com.
Posted by Mike Piech | April 7, 2009 2:38 AM
Posted on April 7, 2009 02:38