Sep 30, 2012Christopher WhiteGetting close -- the room is really filling up quickly.
Sep 30, 2012Christopher WhiteApparently they're getting a late start... Announcement just said that we're starting in 10 minutes...
Sep 30, 2012Christopher WhiteIt appears that the official Oracle OpenWorld hashtag on Twitter is #OOW -- check it out if you want to see more information from the keynote!
Sep 30, 2012Christopher Whitestrike one - Wi-Fi died... Thanks Oracle...
Sep 30, 2012Christopher WhiteFujitsu will be giving the first talk. right now Oracle is taking about his great Fuji is.
Sep 30, 2012Christopher WhiteWi-Fi seems to be back - hope Oracle can keep it going...
Sep 30, 2012Christopher WhiteFutjisu's healthcare cloud -- can predict whether you will have diabetes in the future. (not sure I need analytics to predict that... )
Sep 30, 2012Christopher White"It feels strange that a computer is telling me what disease I might get."
Sep 30, 2012Christopher White"My first recommendation would be to reduce your alcohol consumption."
Sep 30, 2012Christopher WhiteAll of the videos Fujitsu is showing are in Japanese. They must've used this presentation at a different conference.
Sep 30, 2012Christopher WhiteAthena will give us timely analysis -- real time instead of days to analyze big data.
Sep 30, 2012Christopher WhiteExclusive arithmetic unit inside of Athena offloads the conversion to hardware.
Sep 30, 2012Christopher WhiteAn update on the SPARC latform Collaboration between Oracle and Fujitsu cansbe seen at Moscone South Booth 1311 for those at OOW.
Sep 30, 2012Christopher WhiteMasami Yamamoto, president of Fujitsu... But can't be bothered to be here live, only did a video.
Sep 30, 2012Christopher WhiteStandard disclaimers that everything they talked about may or may not actually come true.
Sep 30, 2012Christopher WhiteCEO of Oracle, for those who don't know ;)
Sep 30, 2012Christopher WhiteBy this time next year, that SPARC multiprocessor will run Oracle faster than any other product - by using software functions into silicon.
Sep 30, 2012Christopher WhiteCloud Computing -- Netsuite formed in '98, Salesforce formed in '99. A long time ago. The beginning of the cloud.
Sep 30, 2012Christopher WhiteBuy an Application (SaaS), a platform (Paas), or just infrastructure (IaaS)
Sep 30, 2012Christopher WhiteGiving kudos to Amazon's elastic cloud.
Sep 30, 2012Christopher WhiteEight years after the early SaaS companies.
Sep 30, 2012Christopher WhiteLarry says, "Next slide," then catches himself and says, "I have a button to push for that, don't need someone to do it for me!"
Sep 30, 2012Christopher WhiteCloud computing is a utility method, been with us forever (think: electric company)
Sep 30, 2012Christopher WhiteLarry is a character... Stopped presentation to get a drink of... water?
Sep 30, 2012Christopher WhiteFusion middleware had to be built before they could build CRM.
Sep 30, 2012Christopher WhiteOracle is offering their OS, VM, Compute services, and storage service - exadata, exalogic, supercluster, exalytics, networked together with InfiniBand.
Sep 30, 2012Christopher WhiteMajor supplier of OS, servers, and storage ever since buying SUn.
Sep 30, 2012Christopher WhiteOracle owns it, manages it, upgrades it, you only pay a monthly fee and only for what you use.
Sep 30, 2012Christopher WhiteInteresting concept. I wonder if this can be used as a backup solution, for example - and only flip to it in a disaster (thus saving money over buying a second Exadata, for example)
Sep 30, 2012Christopher WhiteJust answered my question - can use Oracle Cloud for DR.
Sep 30, 2012Christopher WhiteBest in class Security*, Reliability *(Java excepted.. )
Sep 30, 2012Christopher WhiteOracle 12c - first multitenant database in the world.
Sep 30, 2012Christopher WhiteSeparate memory and processes allocated to each database.
Sep 30, 2012Christopher WhiteOracle 12c has the concept of a "container database."
Sep 30, 2012Christopher WhiteYou then plug multiple seperate private databases into that container.
Sep 30, 2012Christopher WhiteOracle 11g vs 12c -- use much less hardware when we add customers/databases.
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