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  • The Value of an Integrated System for the Oil and Gas Industry

    Sponsored by: IFS

    Organizations in the oil and gas industry tend to rely on a lot of specialist business applications, but a lack of integration can cause headaches for IT. This five-minute webcast explains how the right enterprise resource planning (ERP) approach can bridge the gap between specialist functionality and total integration.

  • Enterprise Integration: Patterns and Deployments with Apache ActiveMQ

    Sponsored by: FuseSource

    ActiveMQ is the most popular messaging platform in use today. This webinar will explain some reoccurring messaging patterns that are used for application integration - and then see how they have been applied in large enterprise deployments with ActiveMQ.

  • Dancing with Elephants - Making Your Business Processes Agile

    Sponsored by: Fujitsu America, Inc.

    Think Agile BPM is not for you because you don't have simple processes that follow the same path every time? Think again. This webcast illustrates how Agile BPM allows you to get results by striking the right balance between structure and flexibility in processes how Fujitsu's Agile BPM solution can help you to achieve that goal.

  • Informatica Ultra Messaging

    Sponsored by: Informatica

    Legacy messaging technologies lack the performance and flexibility necessary to support today’s computing environments. Attend this webinar to learn how Informatica’s Ultra Messaging technology can help realize up to 10x performance improvements over legacy messaging solutions while dramatically reducing costs and improving deployment flexibility.

  • Deploying Oracle on VMware: Challenges and Opportunities

    Sponsored by: VMware and Intel

    In this webcast, AbitibiBowater, the eighth largest publicly traded pulp and paper manufacturer in the world, shares how they successfully virtualized mission-critical Oracle solutions such as JD Enterprise One, Oracle Databases and Oracle Business Intelligence data warehouses.

  • Breaking the Disk Barrier: In-Memory Databases

    Sponsored by: Sybase, an SAP company

    In-memory database technology is emerging as a key means of boosting performance in mainstream IT applications. Carl Olofson from IDC discusses how an in-memory database strategy can provide better high speed, high volume data management for your applications. ASE's new In-memory Databases Option is also described. Watch this webcast to learn more.

  • Best Practices for Archiving Oracle E-Business Suite Applications

    Sponsored by: Informatica

    The volume of data in Oracle E-Business Suite applications is growing at a staggering rate. Keeping enterprise data in the production database isn’t sustainable yet deleting it isn’t an option as the data needs to remain accessible. View this webinar as it examines the best practices in archiving to help better manage data efficiently.

  • SAP Solutions for Small Businesses and Midsize Companies: Leveraging Economies of Scale

    Sponsored by: SAP AG

    As your company grows, you have the opportunity to benefit from economies of scale; but growth can be fraught with challenge. Production disruptions and operational inefficiencies can quickly negate the advantages you hope to achieve. Watch this informative video to learn about SAP solutions for small businesses and midsize companies.

  • Taking a Strategic Approach to Enterprise Mobility

    Sponsored by: Sybase, an SAP company

    This webcast discusses everything you need to know about adopting a Mobile Enterprise Application Platform, such as the true value of adopting a Mobile Enterprise Application Platform, the trends you need to be tracking, and how to take a strategic approach to deployment.

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