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Oracle Database Management and More with Oracle Enterprise Manager 11g – A Launch Event

DatabaseJournal.com Staff
By DatabaseJournal.com Staff

Oracle’s President Charles Phillips and Oracle Senior Vice President Richard Sarwal will be part of an Oracle Enterprise Manager 11g launch coming April 22, 2010—providing insight into how Enterprise Manager 11g uniquely integrates IT management. Along with managing Oracle databases, general and breakout sessions will discuss Enterprise Manager’s new capabilities that include:

  • Integrated application-to-disk and cloud management
  • Business-driven application management
  • Integrated systems management and support
DatabaseJournal.com Staff
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