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• #3: Complete: Comprehensive Industry Portfolio – Complete breadth and depth of the solutions across industries with an integrated tech stack. Open: Standards-Based Architecture – Build to open industry and technology standards. Re-architected to run on Fusion Middleware. Ideal for heterogeneous environments. Integrated: Designing all Applications to Work Together – Integrated architecture allowing easier interactions within and across enterprises. Best of Breed: With the combined technologies from BEA and Oracle, it’s a robust industry leading software in the market place which is proven my many developers. There are new Gartner MQs available that reflect this.
• #5: Charles quote as speaker note What Oracle is doing to help: Complete solutions. Complete choice.
• #9: Transcript: Now the only point I want to make on this slide is really around the fact that for us Fusion Middleware is a very important business that we provide best in class solutions for. We compete in the market. We are leaders in this category. This is not about as much as spend a lot of time working with Fusion applications and other applications at Oracle this is really broad-based enterprise grid middleware, which is best in class as far as the broad market is concerned. If you look at using any of the middleware solutions it's really good for your enterprise needs regardless of what you may or may not get out of the box, or have better experience with Oracle applications. It's an important business for us. It's the really high growth and significantly fast growing business for us. Really we are in this market to compete across all the best in class solutions and we do that very effectively. Author’s Original Notes: Main Point: Across the portfolio, Oracle Fusion Middleware is truly the #1 offering in the market leading in… Script: Across the portfolio, Oracle Fusion Middleware is truly the #1 offering in the market leading in… Market share Growth Performance Price performance Partners And with the largest developer community
• #10: Transcript: Now the only point I want to make on this slide is really around the fact that for us Fusion Middleware is a very important business that we provide best in class solutions for. We compete in the market. We are leaders in this category. This is not about as much as spend a lot of time working with Fusion applications and other applications at Oracle this is really broad-based enterprise grid middleware, which is best in class as far as the broad market is concerned. If you look at using any of the middleware solutions it's really good for your enterprise needs regardless of what you may or may not get out of the box, or have better experience with Oracle applications. It's an important business for us. It's the really high growth and significantly fast growing business for us. Really we are in this market to compete across all the best in class solutions and we do that very effectively. Author’s Original Notes: Main Point: Across the portfolio, Oracle Fusion Middleware is truly the #1 offering in the market leading in… Script: Across the portfolio, Oracle Fusion Middleware is truly the #1 offering in the market leading in… Market share Growth Performance Price performance Partners And with the largest developer community
• #11: Transcript: Now the only point I want to make on this slide is really around the fact that for us Fusion Middleware is a very important business that we provide best in class solutions for. We compete in the market. We are leaders in this category. This is not about as much as spend a lot of time working with Fusion applications and other applications at Oracle this is really broad-based enterprise grid middleware, which is best in class as far as the broad market is concerned. If you look at using any of the middleware solutions it's really good for your enterprise needs regardless of what you may or may not get out of the box, or have better experience with Oracle applications. It's an important business for us. It's the really high growth and significantly fast growing business for us. Really we are in this market to compete across all the best in class solutions and we do that very effectively. Author’s Original Notes: Main Point: Across the portfolio, Oracle Fusion Middleware is truly the #1 offering in the market leading in… Script: Across the portfolio, Oracle Fusion Middleware is truly the #1 offering in the market leading in… Market share Growth Performance Price performance Partners And with the largest developer community
• #16: And this is the basic architecture Spend time on this slide explaining the role of each box Upper part is core application, lower part is integration SOA layer On the top you have MVC model for development – better reusability and easier changes
• #18: ADF provides common binding that provides the same way to develop various UIs accessing various Services
• #25: Visualizing Data The following list identifies the data visualization components: Graph: supports more than fifty types of graphs, including bar, pie, line, scatter, and stock graphs, enabling you to evaluate data points on multiple axes in a variety of ways. Part of JDeveloper since 10g, Graph is now a JSF component with many new features added: There are several new graph types, including funnel, floating bar, and fit to curve. Graphs can render in Flash or in Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG), an XML-based language for drawing two-dimensional graphics. Interactivity features include zooming and scrolling, time selector window, line and legend highlighting and fading, and dynamic reference lines and areas The JSF graph tag is improved, with simplified tags for 17 commonly used graph types. Gauge: A new data visualization component in JDeveloper 11g that focuses on identification of problems in data. Supported gauge types are: Dial: Standard and Threshold Status Meter: Standard and Threshold LED
• #26: We also have many data visualization components Characteristics of ADF Data Visualization Components ADF Data Visualization components are a set of rich interactive ADF Faces components that provide significant graphical and tabular capabilities for analyzing data. ADF data visualization components have the following characteristics in common: You create them at design time by using the Data Control Palette, the visual editor, the Property Inspector, and the Component Palette. Design time provides a live data preview. You can bind data to standard rowset data controls, as well as hierarchical, BAM, and BI data controls. To see a demo of these components, go to http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/jdev/viewlets/11/index.html and select Data Visualization and Graphs for JSF.
• #27: So the point here is yes we have ordinary charts such as pies, bar etc. But visualization extends into some more advances areas such as scheduling (with the Gantt), Time series, mapping, pivot tables and so on Varying render types for charts such as the pie here – Flash, SVG or PNG
• #29: Example: Mobile Online Banking and eCommerce Applications Needs to support consumer/feature phones with plain HTML browser, as well as smartphones The ADF Mobile Advantage: One application rendered to a wide variety of devices Able to leverage advanced capabilities of the smartphone browsers Degrades gracefully to support HTML browsers Optimize UI with CSS based on browser support
• #30: Example: Field Service Applications Requires offline capabilities, extensive device native services, such as barcode scanner, GPS, and calendar applications The ADF Mobile Advantage: Rapid development of core application functionality through drag-and-drop paradigm Build one application to service multiple device types Framework provides integration capabilities with peripherals and PIM application integration Synchronization framework handling data sync and transaction replay
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• #48: Now, what just happened? What’s happening in the background? The users just dragged an item into a folder - they were checking the Word document and email into the system to be managed, assigned security, etc. By selecting a folder, the user is basically ‘assigning’ metadata (information about the content) automatically instead of filling out a form Then with categorization, the system can automatically extract metadata values using the text from the email and document or even the properties Next the full text as well as the metadata are indexed so users can easily search for content, applications can easily query items for display or it can be used for legal discovery. Finally, records and retention management happen in the background- all the user had to do was drag and drop the item into a folder. They don’t have to worry about records management. Policies are set behind the scenes. It doesn’t have to be a conscience effort for the user to make an item a record or pick an expiration/retention schedule. All of this happens automatically in the background based on your organizations policies.