Monthly Archives: September 2008

OpenWorld Close Out

By David Roe | Published: September 28, 2008
I’ve been back from San Francisco for a couple days now.  It was a great trip, which unfortunatly for the blog, became more and more work related throughout the visit.  The first couple of days focused near entirely on the new things Oracle was doing, and the last couple were mostly focused on partner-type stuff.  [...]

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OpenWorld Day 3

By David Roe | Published: September 24, 2008
Day three out at OpenWorld was pretty productive, though much of that productivity centered around meetings, so unfortunatly I wasn’t able to attend many sessions.   There were some tidbits though, which I thought I would share. Ensamble – The session I did catch yesterday, “The art of the Mash”, was pretty interesting.  The presentation centered around [...]

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Day 2 – Real Time Decisioning and More

By David Roe | Published: September 23, 2008
The day is not over, but I am fairly I’ve seen my favorite demo of the day, possibly the conference. The demo was called “Enterprise 2.0, Multichannel Persuasive Marketing” and it was very, very cool.  The name is a bit long but it makes a lot of sense when you dig in to the details.  What [...]

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