Oracle Fusion Middleware Podcast

We'll call it what it is: speculation time! Well, at least highly-educated predictions. We ask our panel of experts to weigh in on where they see in-memory data grid technology as we move forward.

In this part two of the five-part series on Oracle SOA Suite 12c, Vikas Anand, Sr. Director of Product Management for Oracle SOA Suite and Bruce Tierney, Product Marketing Director for Oracle SOA Suite discuss how the new Oracle Cloud Adapters simplify cloud integration.

Demed L'er, VP of SOA & Service Integration and Bruce Tierney, Product Marketing Director of Oracle SOA Suite discuss how mobile, cloud, IoT are simplified with the new 12c release.

In this part three of five-part series on Oracle SOA suite 12c, Simone Geib, Sr. Principal Product Manager of Oracle SOA Suite, discuss how the new templates, quick start developer installation and more let you build your integrations faster.

In this part four of five-part series on Oracle SOA Suite 12c, Robert Wunderlich, Sr. Principal Product Manager, and Bruce Tierney, Principal Product Director for Oracle SOA Suite discuss new enhancements to Oracle Service Bus that simplify and unify the product within Oracle SOA Suite 12c.

In this fifth of five-part series on Oracle SOA Suite 12c, Dave Berry, Product Manager for Oracle Managed File Transfer and Bruce Tierney, Principal Product Marketing Director of Oracle SOA Suite discuss this new product and how it simplifies and unifies file transfer management.

In this part six of the six-part series on Oracle SOA Suite 12c, Vikas Anand, Sr. Director of Product Management for Oracle SOA Suite and Bruce Tierney, Product Marketing Director for Oracle SOA Suite discuss how Oracle B2B is used by Oracle customers to scale, cluster and be highly available as well as how Oracle B2B is unique in the market.

Easily adopting an in-memory data grid is crucial to your project's success. In this podcast, we explore how you can fit a data grid into your existing IT architecture without reinventing the wheel or spending years integrating it.

Companies adopt in-memory data grids for many reasons, but they often boil down to some common scenarios including scaling applications, offloading an IT infrastructure and the increasing need for real-time data processing.

Companies adopt in-memory data grids for many reasons, but they often boil down to some common scenarios including scaling applications, offloading an IT infrastructure and the increasing need for real-time data processing.