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Regardless of your business role, Oracle Support offers powerful resources and expertise to help you get the most from your Oracle solutions—both on-premises and in the cloud. Visit us at Oracle OpenWorld 2019 in San Francisco, September 16 to 19, and discover proactive support tools, knowledge, and best practices to help you optimize and innovate within your business—and most of these resources are available at no additional cost. Explore Support & Services Offerings Come and...

Do you like to be the first to try new technology products? Are you excited to put new software applications and tools through their paces and give your input on how to improve them? If you enjoy shaping next-generation software and cloud services, consider becoming an Oracle Beta Tester. Oracle runs many beta programs throughout the year. Active Oracle customers, partners, Oracle ACE Directors, and authors of Oracle product-related books are encouraged to join our...

There will be much to inspire you at Oracle OpenWorld. One place that will help you gain knowledge, boost your creativity, and spur new thinking, is the Oracle Store. This year, the store will carry more than 150 titles from key industry publishers covering technology and business subjects. What better way to find that creative spark than delving into a few new books? Whether you want to conquer Kubernetes, bone-up on blockchain, or enhance your cybersecurity smarts, you’ll...

We’re excited to announce our complimentary Discover Pass for Oracle OpenWorld and Oracle Code One is now available. Here are five reasons to register for Discover today. 1. Experience Oracle OpenWorld: A Discover Pass is a great way to see what Oracle OpenWorld is all about. Whether you attend for four days or for just one, you’ll have the chance to immerse yourself in the event and the Oracle community. Come see why Oracle OpenWorld is consistently named one of the best...

After a productive day at Oracle OpenWorld, keep the sparks going at the annual My Oracle Support Monday Mix. The Monday Mix is a unique customer appreciation event that complements your OpenWorld experience and offers another dimension to the sessions and demos you'll attend all week. Come and connect with Oracle Support executives, engineers, and developers. Engage on ideas, share experiences, and discover new opportunities. Re-energize with hors d'oeuvres, drinks, and...

Oracle OpenWorld provides an exclusive, once-a-year opportunity to interact with Oracle Support. We look forward to answering your questions and sharing our knowledge—you’ll find relevant, practical, and useful information based on years of customer success. Bookmark the Focus on Oracle Premier Support  document for quick reference on your cell phone and you will have all the Premier Support sessions, demos, and activities available at your fingertips. Pre-register for our...

Haven’t visited the Cloud user experience lab at Oracle headquarters? This is your opportunity to experience the latest Cloud Applications and be amazed by futuristic device interactions. The Oracle Applications User Experience team plans to whisk you away to Oracle headquarters in Redwood Shores, to our state-of-the-art Cloud User Experience Lab and our innovative Gadget Lab. Take advantage of the multiple lab tours to be held on Thursday, September 22nd and Friday, September...

By Christine Hipp With more than 1,600 sessions at Oracle OpenWorld 2016, it is hard to not be overwhelmed by the significant amount of information being presented. While it may not be possible to participate in every single session, that doesn’t mean you can’t experience everything that is important to you. Getting the most out of your time while at Oracle OpenWorld requires balancing proper planning and prioritizing in advance with a little spontaneity during the event. To...

By Alyssa Johnson, president-elect of the OAUG Cloud. That short five-letter word carries so much weight in the Oracle community these days. It was a key subject covered at COLLABORATE 16 in April, and it will no doubt be a main topic of interest at Oracle OpenWorld. If the results from a recent study conducted by Unisphere Research - which examined 690 members of three major Oracle users groups (the OAUG, IOUG and Quest) - showed us anything, it’s that people are still very...