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Monday, October 03, 2011

Oracle Open World 2011: Sunday

Sunday, opening day at Oracle Open World is always a fantastic launch to the conference. Some of the highlights:

IOUG day contains a number of presentations from the IOUG user community. Excellent presentations and it's great that Oracle has the user community so involved.
Oracle ACE dinner - is always one of the most popular events among the leaders in the Oracle user community. The Oracle ACE program is one of the best managed programs in the IT industry.
The networking that occurs during the conference is always one of the most valuable take aways from the conference. This is a tremendous amount of energy and enthusiasm among the attendees.
Launch of the IOUG Virtualization SIG - The IOUG Virtualization SIG is going to be one of the most popular groups in the Oracle user community.

Most popular discussions on Sunday:

Virtualization and Cloud technologies and products
Oracle Database Appliance
Oracle Exadata and Exalogic

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