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The Closed World of Oracle Open World

The Closed World of Oracle Open World

By Josh Greenbaum on October 14, 2011

Insofar as I characterized Oracle Open World as a communications disaster in my last blog post, I think it’s fair to explain why I feel this way and what it means for Oracle and the market. Oracle Open World is singularly the worst customer event I attend every year, a forced march so large and [...]

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