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Business Intelligence, Database, Data Warehouse, Knowledge Management, and Oracle Blogs
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Three New Leading Practices of Application Management Webinars for December
Last month, Oracle launched a new webinar series on Leading Practices of Application Management. We are following up the initial set of events with new subjects for December.
Webinars in December include:
- Oracle E-Business Suite Install and Cloning Techniques Deep Dive
- Three Steps to Better
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Cloud Computing Defined
LewisC's An Expert's Guide to Oracle Technology
I've finally done it. Everyone seems to be having difficulties defining just exactly what cloud computing really is. I have it down to a single sentence:
Cloud computing is using the internet to access...
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Weekend Diversions - new recording, hiking pictures, and food
It's Friday. I am excited because I have several new blog entries outlined. But Friday is Friday and I am heading to a networking meeting in a few minutes. First, some music: I am using some new recording software with a much smoot...
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Bryce's Pet Peeve - Dumbing Down - 11/24/2008
My Pet Peeve of the Week is "Dumbing Down" - Here's your sign...
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MGMT VISIONS - PRIDE-ISEM Phase 7 - Nov 24, 2008
This week my tutorial is a review of "PRIDE"-ISEM, Phase 7, Sub-System Test; for testing business processes, both the computer and administrative portions. This is Part XVII of our series on the "PRIDE" METHODOLOGIES FOR IRM (special broadcast). My "Pet Peeve of the Week" is "Dumbing Down" and we also have our "Letters to the Editor."
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Learn SQL - The Guide to DML
LewisC's An Expert's Guide to Oracle Technology
My SQL book is now available for print. You can see it on my CreateSpace e-store. The book is SQL DML - SQL Starter Series Book 1. This is a book for beginners. It takes someone step by step through TC...
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Profitable Consulting - what is your barrier?
One of my goals - long-standing and too long in coming, is to complete my book on consulting. This was a contract I had with Cisco Press, although our discussions had centered on using one of Pearson's other imprints. This was a marketing/bran...
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Oracle Book Survey From Packt - Get 40% Off EBooks
Packt is a publishing company. I will be reviewing one of their books here in the near future. They are doing a survey and anyone who responds can get 40% off any ebook in their inventory. I just wanted to pass this along. The survey is only 9 quest...
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Oracle and Microsoft Join the MITI Metadata Bridge Love In
I dont think Oracle or Microsoft enjoyed being the only vendors to move backwards in the last Gartner Magic Quadrant for Data Integration tools. Both vendors may look for help and join in the metadata sharing love in.
Over the last 18 months Oracle and Microsoft have been working with metadata broker vendor MITI to deliver a set of metadata bridges for exchanging metadata with various
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Evento Blog 2008 - Highlights (Cough, Cough)
As I have mentioned in yesterday's blog post, I was planning to put together a number of different entries with the highlights from the superb EventoBlog 2008 that I attended in Seville, over the weekend, to then let you folks know some more of
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IBM Issues Mainframe Report Card
I subscribe to an e-newsletter called the "Minute Briefing: Data Center". The other day they published something called the "IBM Issues Mainframe Report Card". I attempted to find out were the information came from and if I could reprint it here. Hearing nothing back, I decided if I messed up I would apologize later.
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Creating inertia through directed motion
Dammit!! I rolled over and looked at the clock. It was 2:12am. The last time I looked it had been 1:38am. It was going to be one of the nights...well, mornings where the act of trying to sleep - forcing your head more firmly into your p...
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Microsoft Excel - the most over-utilized underutilized program and thoughts on slowing down to speed up
"Give me six hours to chop down a tree and I will spend the first four sharpening the axe." - Abraham Lincoln I think Microsoft Excel could be the most over-utilized underutilized application in business. The truth is,...
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Giving up on Work e-mail - Status Report on Week 39 (Calendaring Mess!)
After a wonderful week on holidays and after having attended the mind-blowing EventoBlog 2008 in Seville this part weekend, here I am, once again, on to my regular blogging activities and this time around picking things up with the weekly progress report on my giving up on e-mail, which for week 39 was rather interesting, since one of the highest number of incoming e-mails was eventually provoked by
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First Ebook Coming Soon
Well, I pretty much have the first book written. It is a SQL newbies guide called SQL Starter - DML. In it, I give the details about DML. I plan to follow on with two more in the starter series, Intro to Relational Databases and SQL Starter - DDL.
I...
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You asked so here they are: my DW sizing queries
After about the 10th e-mail asking if I could forward the queries that determine the size of your warehouse on DB2 for z/OS so you can join our Terabyte Club, I thought I would make them available to everyone here.
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Cloud Computing or Just Partly Cloudy
It seems that the subject of cloud computing has become an increasingly hot topic in the IT pundit factory. From a purely practical standpoint, I look at this quite selfishly. What's in it for me? Why do I care?
Not all that long ago, IBM announced that "grid computing" would be the next big thing. That always made sense to me because IBM was well steeped in creating big, centralized computing
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Business Intelligence and Predictive Analytics
How business intelligence vendors may or may not be able to address various needs for analytics and predictive modeling.
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Google Calendar and my cell phone...
I've written about this before but recently made a few slight modifications to make things a bit easier/more productive to manage my calendar items. First, a couple points that preface this tip: Our cell phones can dial a phone number (or number...
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Conversations about connecting
I had a conversation with a friend of mine yesterday. It was invigorating for a number of reasons. This is a guy, who by all accounts, was perhaps the most talented person I'd ever met. But he was also the most "fragmented" - y...
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