AMIS, Data Driven Blog – Oracle & Microsoft Azure
Getting value from IoT, Integration and Data Analytics
For the BPM people (and other interested people): Oracle has released feature pack 4 of the oracle BPM suite. It contains lots of nice new features, but i found it difficult to install using the accompanying release notes. Luckily Niall Commiskey thought the same, found out how it should be […]
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0  Introduction: At AMIS we have a group of Project Managers who exchange experiences and knowledge with each other. This group read the book of Lawrence P. Leach about Critical Chain Project Management and the group agreed that we would try out the ideas described in this book in our projects. […]
0 0 Wauw! What a great presentation about Oracle Warehouse Builder tonight! At the end of the evening the presenter, Raymond de Vries, told me: ‘it was my first presentation for a KC (Knowledge Center), so i thought i’d better do my best!’ And that you did! First he gave us a good insight […]
0 0 Thursday the 1st of December the Knowledge Centre Development Tools held an evening about HTML DB. There was quite some interest in this topic regarding the amount of registrations (26) of whom 4 from outside Amis. Using the tryout environment of Oracle (http://htmldb.oracle.com) itself, Patrick Sinke gave an impressive overview of […]
0 0 Last Friday I was on Oracle Open World in Amsterdam. Although the conference wasn’t as big as I am used to from previous years, there were enough interesting sessions to make it worth wile. An extra advantage was that it was in Holland this year, meaning I would run into […]
0 0 The Knowledge Centre Designer & Forms has had a meeting on the 30th of august 2004. The theme of this evening was Webforms. First there was a short overview presentation by Maurik-Jan. Then Harm, Lucas and Anton did thorough presentations about respectively Webutil, Architecture and migration. After the presentations there […]
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