Monday, February 12, 2007
Oracle WebCenter Suite takes Web 2.0 to the enterprise
Oracle WebCenter Suite takes Web 2.0 to the enterprise: "Oracle is moving its Fusion initiative a significant step forward by providing customers with insight into its user interface strategy, according to Jim Murphy, an analyst with Boston, Mass.-based AMR Research.
'This is going to be a way of insulating users from the complexity that has to happen on the backend as Fusion occurs over the next six or seven years,' Murphy said.
WebCenter Suite, Murphy said, is also an important part of Oracle's plan to respond to some of the 'hype' surrounding Web 2.0 and keep pace with rival software vendors SAP AG, IBM and Microsoft, which also have plans in the market. IBM, for example, announced a new social networking platform called Connections at its recent Lotusphere conference. "
'This is going to be a way of insulating users from the complexity that has to happen on the backend as Fusion occurs over the next six or seven years,' Murphy said.
WebCenter Suite, Murphy said, is also an important part of Oracle's plan to respond to some of the 'hype' surrounding Web 2.0 and keep pace with rival software vendors SAP AG, IBM and Microsoft, which also have plans in the market. IBM, for example, announced a new social networking platform called Connections at its recent Lotusphere conference. "
