Welcome to the May/June 2013 digital edition of Oracle Magazine.
This issue includes the usual mix of news, community, customer-focus, and technology stories, as well as a bit of Hollywood magic. This issue looks at Iron Man 3 (in theaters May 3), Stark Industries, Oracle Cloud, cloud heroes, and much more.
Here are some highlights from the May/June 2013 issue:
Engineered for Heroes
Oracle Cloud is taking Stark Industries' operational efficiency, team collaboration, user productivity, and security to unprecedented levels. See how Stark Industries is now using Oracle Cloud to engineer training for field agents and to build an organization of heroes.
Oracle Cloud is taking Stark Industries' operational efficiency, team collaboration, user productivity, and security to unprecedented levels. See how Stark Industries is now using Oracle Cloud to engineer training for field agents and to build an organization of heroes.
Integrate and Mobilize
Service-oriented architecture (SOA) isn't new, but organizations are putting new demands on it. Read how San Joaquin County, California, and Teva Pharmaceuticals are improving customer service, reducing costs, and future-proofing their operations with Oracle SOA solutions.
Service-oriented architecture (SOA) isn't new, but organizations are putting new demands on it. Read how San Joaquin County, California, and Teva Pharmaceuticals are improving customer service, reducing costs, and future-proofing their operations with Oracle SOA solutions.
Interview: Engineered Systems as a Service (with podcast)
Oracle Infrastructure as a Service with Capacity on Demand introduces a new way to a private cloud and a lower cost of ownership.
Oracle Infrastructure as a Service with Capacity on Demand introduces a new way to a private cloud and a lower cost of ownership.
Up Close: How to Grow a User Group in China (with video)
A young user group leader helps Oracle reach Chinese DBAs and developers.
A young user group leader helps Oracle reach Chinese DBAs and developers.
Ask Tom: On Becoming Others, Limits, and Restoration
Our technologist--Tom Kyte--uses brutally efficient DDL, answers trick questions, and suggests a scalar subquery.
Our technologist--Tom Kyte--uses brutally efficient DDL, answers trick questions, and suggests a scalar subquery.
Time Capsule
How mobile was your computing in 1981? 1992? Take a look back at some mobile milestones.
How mobile was your computing in 1981? 1992? Take a look back at some mobile milestones.
Read the issue online or download it for later. Enjoy!
