27 blog results for "oracle fusion"

Oracle has long been seen as a software company. With the acquisition of Sun, it's now an integrated IT player with a scope of operations akin to that of HP and IBM.

Posted in Apps Meet Ops by Jonathan Eunice

The big theme of a major presentation on Wednesday was integration of its $7 billion acquisition, both of technology stacks and of Sun Microsystems as a whole.

Posted in The Pervasive Data Center by Gordon Haff

The storage acquisition cauldron bubbles. Both HP and LSI/Engenio buy relatively small scale-out NAS file system players. Is there a connection? Is this an emerging trend?

Posted in Data-driven by John Webster

The company is acquiring the provider of real-time data integration software for an undisclosed amount. GoldenGate tech will help customers pull timely data from different sources.

Posted in News - Business Tech by Michelle Meyers

The software company declares its first-ever dividend to spin off excess cash directly to shareholders, but fourth-quarter guidance was a little lighter than expected.

Posted in News - Business Tech by Larry Dignan

Open standards aren't simply a tool with which to club competitors; they also help companies get their own product lines working together.

Posted in The Open Road by Matt Asay

Enterprise software applications giant SAP hires former Oracle executive John Wookey, a little over a year after the executive leaves SAP's major rival.

Posted in News - Business Tech by Dawn Kawamoto

Oracle didn't have much to say at its annual OpenWorld conference, and that may be the point.

Posted in The Open Road by Matt Asay

Company reports improvement in both revenue and net income, getting some help from sales of its Fusion middleware.

Posted in News - Business Tech by Dawn Kawamoto

Oracle's acquisitive appetite is good for open source.

Posted in The Open Road by Matt Asay