New version offers more tools.
Formally rejection of $5.1 billion hostile takeover bid.
Whether the deal goes through or not, it is likely to have an immediate negative impact on PeopleSoft.
Database and applications giant Oracle Corp. today launched an effort to take over applications competitor PeopleSoft Inc. for about $5.1 billion.
A closer look at a new XML tool.
First look at a new mapping tool from Thought Inc.
Crafting a map of your database servers can help you build better systems, from increased security to solid disaster-recovery plans. Take these steps to get your server network in order.
Product offers an open source way to stay up to the minute.
Software and hardware companies team up.
Two other big players take over more of the database software market.
The latest on the company's new application server.
Altova Inc., Beverly Mass., has unveiled a set of tools aimed at delivering XML technology to DBAs at Oracle sites.
IBM, Microsoft, Oracle and SAP have joined forces to create a new Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards (OASIS) technical committee to work on XML standards aimed at speeding up lingual translation of Web content in global business applications.
Oracle Corp., out to give Microsoft and IBM a run for their money in the communications and collaboration markets, debuted a new version of its Collaboration Suite.
Ascential Software Corp., Westboro, Mass., and Top Team Inc., San Mateo, Calif., will use the Oracle user group stage in San Francisco next month to unveil a joint solution aimed at easing corporate migrations to the Oracle 11i
database and applications suite.