Oracle Open World 2009: XML DB Presentations known so far…
For me and those who are interested, just like the year before , hereby an attempt to find all XMLDB related presentations, workshops and other events during Oracle Open World 2009. I will try to add info, time and days later on (and/or you might here as well) if I find them and/or if they become known.
The Schedule Builder, Content Builder are not the most easy (ahum, performance wise, lets hope they will improve it) tool(s) so…
Hereby the following sessions that can be found via the Content Builder tool, until now:
Oracle Conference (Category “Oracle Develop”)
S307479 - Design Concepts for XML Applications That Will Perform (Moi)
S311508 - Integrating Database Native Web Services into Oracle’s SOA Architecture
S311509 - Developing XML Applications with Oracle XML DB and Oracle XML Developer’s Kit
S311512 - XML DB Design Guidelines
S311516 - Optimizing Industry Standard XML Schemas with Oracle XML DB
S311522 - Live on with XML DB on Oracle Database 11gR1
Oracle Conference (Category “Database”)
S307480 - Oracle XML Database: Oracle Database 11g Release 2 New Features (Moi)
S311510 - Inside XML DB 11gR2
S311519 - Customer Experiences with Oracle XML DB
S311521 - Managing XML Content with Oracle XML DB and Application Express
HTH
Oracle Enhances XBRL Reporting Capabilities with UBmatrix, Inc.
Oracle posted a press release about their involvement and commitment for UBMatrix XBRL technologies last Wednesday saying (among others):
“To help publicly held companies facilitate the preparation, publishing and automatic exchange of financial statements in XBRL (eXtensible Business Reporting Language), Oracle will embed UBmatrix, Inc.’s leading XBRL technology into Oracle’s Enterprise Performance Management (EPM) System, Oracle announced today.”
“Oracle and UBmatrix are also working together to provide enterprise class storage and management for XBRL-based information in Oracle® Database 11g. Using Oracle Database’s XML DB feature, organizations can easily and quickly store, access and query their XBRL data.”
A lot of you might ask themselves: “Who are or what is UBMatrix?” and “How does it all fit in…?”
UBMatrix is one of those small but cool companies that have an idea and drive that idea to bigger heights. Their ideas about how to deal with XBRL and how to make it more succes full are very innovative. XBRL is an open standard to exchange and/or embed business and financial related data via XML. “Nothing more and nothing less…”, but applying it has a great impact to other systems, sometimes called “the ripple effect”.
XBRL is becoming the standard for financial information exchange and reporting demonstrated by the XBRL programs being driven by the SEC, FDIC, and the European Central Bank Supervisors. My Dutch Tax Office has embraced it and among others setup a taxonomy for XBRL (The Dutch Taxonomy Project). This “central hub” (the Dutch Tax Office) will eventually cause more and more organizations to exchange their data via XBRL (therefore the “ripple effect”).
Stick Man
I can curse myself.
Completely overlooked Tony’s jam session in Zoetermeer.
Hmmm, will have to do with the “new” album…
Beoordeling: AMIS Oracle 7Up Training (Automatiserings Gids)
Als trainer, coach, presentator vraag je je soms wel eens af wat men er nou echt van vond. Meestal krijg je incomplete antwoorden hierop en/of is het moeilijk de waarde in te schatten vanwege het missen van een context.
Daarom is het erg “cool” dat men dan via via, een artikel opstuurt of terug vind men een objectieve mening van iemand die de moeite heeft genomen om het eens een keer wereldkundig te maken.
Als je het leest, dan weet je gelijk weer waarvoor je het doet… en niet alleen dat, maar het geeft je ook de energie om de minder punten nog verder te verbeteren en de goede punten te koesteren.
Alex, Patrick, chapeau!, met deze mooie beoordeling van jullie SQL, PL/SQL update cursus !
Lees zelf het artikel in Computable via de volgende link:
Meer weten over de AMIS Technology School? - Click hier.
Yes Really…Vote for Marcelo ! (Oracle Mix)
You like or know Richard Foote?. There is another guy out there, called Marcelo Ochoa and he is building it (= an index =) from scratch via ODCI (The Oracle Data Cartridge Interface). If you want to know how you could build them on your own or how the Lucene Domain Index works based on ODCI, then give him a change during Oracle Open World 2009 and vote for him via Oracle Mix.
More info regarding Marcelo or his session (and please don’t forget to vote for him) can be found in his blogpost: Unleash Oracle ODCI API - OOW09 Voting Session
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