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Oracle Midsize Indepth Newsletter

Find out when midsize organizations should consider upgrading their ERP, how to simplify IT with Oracle Database Appliance X3-2, the top five benefits of Oracle Optimized Solution for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne, customer and partner successes, and more.

Oracle Fusion Customer Relationship Management 11g Incentive Compensation Essentials

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Oracle Fusion Distributed Order Orchestration 11g Essentials

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New Enhancements For The OPN Competency Center

The newest OPN Competency Center (OPN CC) enhancements are now available.

Oracle Business Accelerators Enable Growing Companies Around The World To Adopt Modern Business Applications

See how Oracle partners DAZ Systems, eVerge Group, KPIT, NTT Data and Terillium leverage Oracle Business Accelerators to help customers realize benefits of Oracle applications.

Sell With Financing As A Competative Differentiator With Oracle Accelerate Per-Month Pricing

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Oracle Midsize Indepth Newsletter

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Prepare To Become An Oracle Fusion HCM 11g Talent Management Or Human Resources Certified Implementation Specialist

The Exam Study Guides have been updated to include information about OU TOD format as an additional training option, plus a new "pre-test" self-check to determine exam readiness.

'I'm like a maestro from the Boston Philharmonic': The best quotes of the Premier League season

"I certainly don't have any plans at the moment to walk away from what I believe will be something special and worth being around for all to see."

Outside The Box: Read it and weep — Roberto Mancini says goodbye to the fans

Roberto Mancini has had hard-up regional newspapers hoping he set a trend for departing managers by paying to take a full-page advertisement in the Manchester Evening News to thank Manchester City supporters for their backing over the past three years, at a cost of some £10,000.

'I'm like a maestro from the Boston Philharmonic': The best quotes of the season

"I certainly don't have any plans at the moment to walk away from what I believe will be something special and worth being around for all to see."

England manager Roy Hodgson attacks Manchester City, Chelsea and Tottenham over tours

England's head coach Roy Hodgson has made a plea for the sanctity of international football and also criticised Manchester City, Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur for arranging lucrative tours as soon as the season finishes.

Angela Merkel turns her back on Uli Hoeness as tax row clouds Wembley final

Uli Hoeness was not looking his best. His ample frame was covered by just a dressing gown, it was seven in the morning and he was on his doorstep staring at men from the public prosecutor's office.

Premier League 2012-2013: The season that was – in bite-sized chunks

In an era of 24-hour rolling sports news, as Arsenal's manager Arsène Wenger says: "We live in a world that needs a drama every day." There has been enough to keep Jim White of Sky Sports News shouting at the top of his voice all season long, little of it driven by pious recommendations last August that the national sport should take its cue from London's Olympians.

Manuel Pellegrini has pedigree to be success story at Manchester City

It was 35 years ago that a rather bewildered Osvaldo Ardiles, grateful to have brought his fellow Argentinian World Cup-winner Ricky Villa with him, arrived in north London as the first of the foreign superstars who would gravitate to English football. Had the pair of them failed, who knows how reluctant clubs would have been to take a chance on expensive overseas players in future?

Another nail-biting finish for unlucky Tottenham as Arsenal look to secure Champions League place on last day

At White Hart Lane this afternoon, the home dressing-room will be no place for doubters or pessimists. For the fifth time in recent seasons, Tottenham go into the final week of the season with ambitions of reaching the Champions' League, but only once so far have they played in it. If a fatalistic nature may well be commonplace in the stands by now, the players must continue to believe as they take on Sunderland.

All eyes on Newcastle and Sunderland - the opponents with nothing to lose but their integrity

A united front in the North-east of England. That alone feels like something worth talking about. Two cities with a legendary rivalry will decide whether Arsène Wenger, for the first time in 16 seasons, fails to take Arsenal into the Champions' League as Tottenham pip them for fourth place in the Premier League table.

The Last Word: As David Beckham bows out, spare a thought for the ordinary players facing a crueller end

The Prime Minister doesn't bother to court cheap publicity by sending his regards. No forests need to be felled for celebratory supplements in the public prints. Social media bids farewell with a whisper rather than the familiar spittle-flecked bellow.

CCS 'can compete with other low-carbon generation'

UK gas and coal power stations equipped with carbon capture, transport and storage have the potential to be cost competitive with other forms of low-carbon power generation.

Nanoscale friction could lead to surface improvement

Scientists in Germany have observed a previously unknown type of friction that occurs at the nanoscale.

Technology reads secrets of ancient scrolls

Advances in X-ray microtomography technology could allow historians to peer into centuries-old scrolls too damaged to unroll, unlocking the secrets of the past.

Shining a light on experimental laser accelerators

The Engineer paid a visit to Southampton University to find out how cutting edge techniques for making fibre lasers could lead to the next generation of particle accelerators.

Rarest natural element study could enable new radiotherapy

Nuclear physicists have measured the properties of the rarest element on Earth, a development that could lead to improved radiotherapy.

Camera tricks allow 3D digital model scupting by hand

Specialised computer algorithms and a depth-sensing camera have been used to create Shape-It-Up, a tool that lets designers manipulate 3D shapes using hand gestures.

Hydrogel protects medical implants from immune attack

A new material could help prevent medical implants from being isolated and attacked by the body’s immune system.

Project aims to boost UK electronics industry

The UK’s £23bn electronics industry is expected to benefit from a £5.6m project to develop the next generation of energy-efficient computing systems.

Passenger aircraft flown 500 miles by ground control

Engineers believe they are writing a new chapter in aviation history with the first successful flight of an unmanned aircraft in all UK aerospace.

Technology Strategy Board secures budget of £440m

The Technology Strategy Board has secured a budget of £440m to support businesses and drive growth across the UK.

Horner hopes for strong Webber

Red Bull chief Christian Horner is hopeful Mark Webber can repeat his historically strong Monaco form next week after admitting the forthcoming races represent an opportunity, as well as a period of added pressure, for the Australian in regards to his Red Bull future.

Lewis: Merc must keep focus

Lewis Hamilton says Mercedes cannot afford to lose focus on improving their race performance for the Monaco GP, even though the unique nature of the street circuit may not expose the W04's frailties to the same extent as recent grands prix.

Ferrari wade into tyre row

Ferrari have hit out at "selected memories" in Formula 1 after Pirelli reacted to criticism of the pitstop-filled Spanish GP and announced changes to their tyres from next month.

Lotus irked by tyre changes

Lotus boss Eric Boullier has compared Pirelli's decision to revise their tyres mid-season to 'changing the dimensions of a football pitch at half-time' - but has nonetheless expressed optimism that his team will be able to adapt to the alterations.

'Honda will be competitive'

McLaren's Jonathan Neale is confident Honda will produce a "massively competitive" engine on their return to F1 and the team will successfully manage the transition from Mercedes to the Japanese manufacturer.

Button buoyed by Honda return

Jenson Button says he is "thrilled and excited" by the 2015 revival of the McLaren-Honda partnership and the prospect of his own personal reunion with the Japanese car giant.

Honda confirms McLaren deal

Honda will return to Formula 1 as an engine supplier and reunite with McLaren from 2015, the Japanese manufacturer giant has officially confirmed.

Pirelli: It was our decision

Pirelli's Paul Hembery has told Sky Sports News that it was their decision to modify tyres for the Canadian Grand Prix in the interests of the majority of teams.

Pirelli: Changes from Canada

Pirelli have accelerated plans to introduce changes to their controversial 2013 tyres, with the revisions to now be rolled out in time for the Canadian GP in two races' time.

Ecclestone: Tyres are 'wrong'

Bernie Ecclestone has joined in with criticism of Pirelli's 2013 tyres amid reports that the F1 supremo spoke with disgruntled Red Bull owner Dietrich Mateschitz after the Spanish GP.