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Feb
2009

Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g R5

by William (@vambenepe on Twitter)

Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g R5 (a.k.a. 10.2.0.5) is coming out. It will be announced by our SVP on Tuesday (subscribe to the Webcast). InfoWorld got a preview. From the application management perspective, it includes new management capabilities for middleware products that came from BEA (WL and OSB) and for several Oracle applications (Siebel, EBS, PeopleSoft, Beehive, BRM). And lots of goodies in other areas (virtualization, database, automation…).

[UPDATED 2009/3/3: bits! bits! bits!]

[UPDATED 2009/3/4 (and later): My colleague Chung Wu provides more details, followed by drill-downs into specific area. I'll add links here as they become available:

Thanks Chung!]

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