Tuesday, April 15. 2008

Oracle On Location Intelligence

Over the past several weeks, Directions Media has produced a number of podcasts related to location intelligence sponsored by Oracle. Each podcast will include either product, industry or data support information for Oracle Spatial. The podcast links and their topics are listed below:

The Oracle Spatial Game Plan - An overview of Oracle's product status, its application strategy and future technology directions with Xavier Lopez and Jim Steiner.
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Putting the Pieces Together - A discussion of how to consolidate all your organization’s spatial information in an enterprise database, how it can be shared among users, and leveraged in business processes throughout the enterprise
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Develop Applications with Oracle Java Tools - Listen to this podcast and learn how R.L. Polk and Company uses Oracle Spatial technology to develop its automotive research applications.
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Oracle Business Intelligence with Spatial and MapViewer Integration - In this podcast learn how Aon Re Global, an Oracle customer and the largest insurance intermediary in the world, uses Oracle Spatial, Oracle Fusion Middleware MapViewer, and Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition to perform more accurate risk analysis.
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Using NAVTEQ & DigitalGlobe Data with Oracle Spatial - Get an update on how NAVTEQ’s vector map data and DigitalGlobe’s worldwide image data have been specially formatted for the Oracle Database, and how it can be used to enhance customers' business intelligence and enterprise applications
Listen Now


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Posted by Joe Francica in Oracle, Location Intelligence at 10:53 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (0) |

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