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links for 2009-05-25

Analyst: Getting Grounded in the Cloud"Clearly there is some loss of control associated with cloud services and with outsourcing in general. You have to be...

Analyst: Getting Grounded in the Cloud"Clearly there is some loss of control associated with cloud services and with outsourcing in general. You have to be willing to let somebody else be the custodian of your data. In some cases, companies are putting their intellectual property out there in the cloud. In response, service-level agreements [SLAs] and user license agreements have become much more systematized and granular. They permit CIOs to buy into multiple levels of...

links for 2009-05-21

The Software, Standards and Society in 2020 Series: 3. The Messy Globalization of Standards (Trond's Opening Standard)"Some of the people who are currently have...

The Software, Standards and Society in 2020 Series: 3. The Messy Globalization of Standards (Trond's Opening Standard)"Some of the people who are currently have a role in managing the system of standards at various levels, appear stuck in their old institutions," writes Trond-Arne Undheim, "insisting their processes, charters, or mandates should not change. Some defend their fossilized quarters as if they would provide more than temporary shelter from the relentless logic of...

links for 2009-05-20

Understanding Innovation (Virtual Identity Dialogue)This fascinating post by Mark Wilcox weaves TinyUrl, coffee, the Bacon and Cheese McGriddle, and...

Understanding Innovation (Virtual Identity Dialogue)This fascinating post by Mark Wilcox weaves TinyUrl, coffee, the Bacon and Cheese McGriddle, and badger-hunting dacshunds into a concise, coherent explanation of how imitation breeds innovation.(tags: innovation)Using Oracle Enterprise Linux with SOA Suite 10.1.3 (Antony Reynolds' Blog)Antony Reynolds to the rescue with a quick but useful tip for those who may have hit a snag while installing Oracle SOA Suite.(tags: soa...

International Collab-blog-ulation on SOA Governance

Just got word that Oracle ACE Director Mike Van Alst (an architect with IT-Eye in the Netherlands) and Dave Berry (a Redwood Shores-based senior manager on...

Just got word that Oracle ACE Director Mike Van Alst (an architect with IT-Eye in the Netherlands) and Dave Berry (a Redwood Shores-based senior manager on Oracle’s SOA Governance team) are collaborating on an article on SOA governance that should see the light of day this summer.  That collaboration is interesting in itself, but the best part is that Mike and Dave are using their respective blogs as a collaboration space, so readers will be able to follow along as the...

links for 2009-05-19

The Underground Oracle VM Manual | ITNewsCastEverything you ever wanted to know about Oracle VM, but were afraid to ask. Roddy Rodstein covers it all, from an...

The Underground Oracle VM Manual | ITNewsCastEverything you ever wanted to know about Oracle VM, but were afraid to ask. Roddy Rodstein covers it all, from an introductory overview to details on Dom0, DomU, and more.(tags: virtualization oraclevm linux roddyrodstein)Book Review: Business Process Driven SOA using BPMN and BPEL (Olaf Heimburger's Blog)"Compared to the UML books on my book-shelf, " says Olaf Heimburger, "this one is a refreshingly small [and easy to read,...

Next BACSIG (Bay Area Coherence Special Interest Group) Meeting June 9, 2009

The next meeting of the Bay Area Coherence Special Interest Group (BACSIG) is set for Tuesday June 9th, 2009.     Date: Tuesday - June 9, 2009    Time: 5:30pm...

The next meeting of the Bay Area Coherence Special Interest Group (BACSIG) is set for Tuesday June 9th, 2009.     Date: Tuesday - June 9, 2009    Time: 5:30pm PT for 5:45pm start Where: Oracle Conference Center                350 Oracle Parkway                Room 203                Redwood Shores, CA               Google Map Presentations for this event Coherence*Web - Integration with WebLogic Server & WebLogic Portal by Rob Misek,  Senior Product Manager, Oracle Get...

Oracle Develop Unconference?

Some of you have no doubt attended, or at least are aware of, the Oracle OpenWorld Unconference, which will occur at the October show for the third year...

Some of you have no doubt attended, or at least are aware of, the Oracle OpenWorld Unconference, which will occur at the October show for the third year running.It is my belief that the largest pool of presenters and participants resides in the Developer population - Apps-inebriated Enterprise 2.0 types notwithstanding. This theory holds up when you look at the numbers; typically Unconf sessions involving dev-related topics have been much larger draws.So, I'd like to take a...

links for 2009-05-16

The Transformational Potential of Software Standards (Trond's Opening Standard)"The benefits of open standards are often spoken of in the abstract, that is,...

The Transformational Potential of Software Standards (Trond's Opening Standard)"The benefits of open standards are often spoken of in the abstract, that is, without quoting the $ impact and the € impact,"writes Trond-Arne Undheim. "Well, let's do that for a minute. But this time, with a structure. In fact, the benefits depend on who adopts them. Let me take an example, if the public sector adopts open standards, it makes public sector more effective, private sector more...

links for 2009-05-15

Tangible Benefits of E2.0 - Part 3: Real Examples (Fusion ECM)The third installment in Billy Cripe's Entreprise 2.0 series brings the good news in the form of...

Tangible Benefits of E2.0 - Part 3: Real Examples (Fusion ECM)The third installment in Billy Cripe's Entreprise 2.0 series brings the good news in the form of "four brief anecdotes of where Oracle Enterprise 2.0 technology played a big role in achieving real results for real people doing real tasks."(tags: enterprise2.0 ecm)