Monday, September 19, 2005
11:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
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Peter Stone, Solutions Architect, Sun Microsystems
Server Consolidation with Sun and Oracle - Developing A Global Single
Instance for Oracle Corporation Leveraging Sun Fire Servers, Solaris and
Sun Cluster Software with Oracle Database 10g RAC
For the past several years, Sun Microsystems and Oracle Corporation have
collaborated to develop a highly available, consolidated system to
support Oracle's global operations.This session will present a case
study outlining the first two phases of the program - from installation
of four Sun Fire E12K servers clustered with Solaris 8 OS and Sun
Cluster Software all running Oracle 9i Real Application Clusters to
further consolidation of additional heterogenous systems into the Global
Single Instance. More»
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Tuesday, September 20, 2005
1:45 - 2:30 p.m.
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Scott McNealy, Chairman and CEO at Sun Microsystems
Welcome to the Participation Age
For the last 24 years Sun Microsystems' vision has been to connect everything and everyone to the network. Now that vision is coming true as the Internet comes of age and allows individuals to not only connect, but continuously interact - creating communities that are dramatically accelerating the pace of social, economic and cultural change. Scott McNealy will highlight the unique challenges and opportunities this new reality represents for businesses, and how the partnership between Sun and Oracle is helping fuel the Participation Age. More»
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Tuesday, September 20, 2005
3:00pm - 4:00pm
Room 2001 |
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James Gosling, Sun Fellow and Java Technology Inventor
Setting The Foundation for The Next Evolution - Oracle's New Fusion
Applications - With Java Technology and Free UNIX (R)
With all four of Oracle's application product lines (E-Business Suite,
PeopleSoft, JD Edwards and Retek) moving to Oracle's Fusion Java
Technology- based Web Services application line, many customers are
wondering what is a Java technology-based Web Services Architecture.
Sun will present the basics of Java technology-based Web Services
Architectures, why it's taking off in the industry and how customers can
take advantage of it. Sun will also discuss the open sourcing of the
Solaris OS -- Oracle, PeopleSoft and Retek's most widely used UNIX
operating system -- and how to automate Oracle application deployment on
fewer servers. More»
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