My first video report - not much to see yet, but you'll see our progress by tomorrow AM!
The Oracle Marketing 2.0 Leaders Summit agenda is set, the space is booked, the whiteboards are in place, and the participants have arrived.The event design is...
The Oracle Marketing 2.0 Leaders Summit agenda is set, the space is booked, the whiteboards are in place, and the participants have arrived.The event design is ingenious. Gordon Rudow, its principal architect, has drafted an extremely interesting step-wise process that will guide a set of cross-functional groups, working in parallel, toward a "big idea." The end game is a voting process in which ideas are scored based on innovation, feasibility, and ROI - with points awarded...
The Oracle Marketing 2.0 Leaders Summit agenda is set, the space is booked, the whiteboards are in place, and the participants have arrived.The event design is ingenious. Gordon Rudow, its...
Sorry to say it but according to its guardian, Brian Duff, the Orablogs aggregator is on its way to the scrap heap.Orablogs was the first Oracle-centric blog...
Sorry to say it but according to its guardian, Brian Duff, the Orablogs aggregator is on its way to the scrap heap.Orablogs was the first Oracle-centric blog aggregator of which I am aware, and in fact initially served as a blogging platform for Oracle employees as well. (My first Oracle blog was based there.)Certainly there are plenty of alternatives available today, but Orablogs was instrumental in jump-starting - providing the "Big Bang", as it were - for the Oracle...
Sorry to say it but according to its guardian, Brian Duff, the Orablogs aggregator is on its way to the scrap heap.Orablogs was the first Oracle-centric blog aggregator of which I am aware, and in...
I note a lot of pent-up demand for Oracle "meetups" across the world - many people interested in them, but few organizers. (Yeah, there's also a lot of spam in...
I note a lot of pent-up demand for Oracle "meetups" across the world - many people interested in them, but few organizers. (Yeah, there's also a lot of spam in here. Meetup.com needs to work on that.)If you're an Oracle ACE this is a great opportunity to share your knowledge and enthusiasm with the rest of the community. Similarly, user groups can use this tool to great advantage (as MySQL users have).Or, maybe you just want to find people in your area interested in the...
I note a lot of pent-up demand for Oracle "meetups" across the world - many people interested in them, but few organizers. (Yeah, there's also a lot of spam in here. Meetup.com needs to work...
Incredible; when I first started blogging two or three years ago, there were only one or two Oracle-related blog aggregators to be found. Today, there are 10 of...
Incredible; when I first started blogging two or three years ago, there were only one or two Oracle-related blog aggregators to be found. Today, there are 10 of which I am aware. (If one is missing from this wiki page, go ahead and add it.)How wonderful to be an Oracle user these days; the community resources available to you are simply tremendous.
Incredible; when I first started blogging two or three years ago, there were only one or two Oracle-related blog aggregators to be found. Today, there are 10 of which I am aware. (If one is...
Fascinating that a little game of blog-tag would evolve into the latest Oracle Blogosphere teapot tempest (nicely summarized here by Eddie Awad & commenters)....
Fascinating that a little game of blog-tag would evolve into the latest Oracle Blogosphere teapot tempest (nicely summarized here by Eddie Awad & commenters). Interestingly, the game has since spilled over into the wider Blogoverse.Whether a blog-tag = spam is not a topic I would have foreseen in this venue. Just goes to show you that a community has organic attributes - it comprises many mutually balancing interests, such as ego/atruism, privacy/desire to share, and so on....
Fascinating that a little game of blog-tag would evolve into the latest Oracle Blogosphere teapot tempest (nicely summarized here by Eddie Awad & commenters). Interestingly, the game has since spilled...
Part of the SOA Governance @ Work series A significant part of getting your SOA to do what it's supposed to do is getting the people involved in the SOA to do...
Part of the SOA Governance @ Work series A significant part of getting your SOA to do what it's supposed to do is getting the people involved in the SOA to do what they're supposed to do. While you're thinking about that, consider that "Don't Tase me, bro!" was recently named the most memorable phrase of 2007. Coincidence? You be the judge. Anyway... In our last installment we looked at incentives and their role in getting people to get with the SOA program. Developing the...
Part of the SOA Governance @ Work series A significant part of getting your SOA to do what it's supposed to do is getting the people involved in the SOA to do what they're supposed to do. While you're...
I want to add some gloss to Jake Kuramoto's entry about the upcoming Oracle Marketing 2.0 Leader Summit, of which I am one of the organizers (along with Marius...
I want to add some gloss to Jake Kuramoto's entry about the upcoming Oracle Marketing 2.0 Leader Summit, of which I am one of the organizers (along with Marius Ciortea, Paul Salinger, and Tim Bonnemann). This internal summit is an important one for several reasons. For one, it will be attended by Oracle influencers from across the globe, some of whom are corporate officers. And for some of those people (particularly those from abroad), this summit will be their first exposure...
I want to add some gloss to Jake Kuramoto's entry about the upcoming Oracle Marketing 2.0 Leader Summit, of which I am one of the organizers (along with Marius Ciortea, Paul Salinger, and...
Thanks, AppsLab Jake, for the game of blog-tag! (This is now my second game of blog-tag; my first was courtesy of Jeff Pulver but as Jake points out, this is...
Thanks, AppsLab Jake, for the game of blog-tag! (This is now my second game of blog-tag; my first was courtesy of Jeff Pulver but as Jake points out, this is the first version intended for the Oracle blogosphere. Great idea.)So, eight things you don't know about me (apologies to those who already know them or who read the previous tag post):1. I am a law school dropout (U. of San Diego). Maybe it was the culture shock of moving directly from Berkeley to a Catholic school in...
Thanks, AppsLab Jake, for the game of blog-tag! (This is now my second game of blog-tag; my first was courtesy of Jeff Pulver but as Jake points out, this is the first version intended for the Oracle...
