Mobile devices have taken over desktops as the primary online channel. In enterprises, employees can leverage mobile devices to drive productivity and efficiency. In this session, learn how Oracle Documents Cloud Service and Oracle Sites Cloud Service offer compelling mobile-driven content and experience management capabilities.

From accessing and sharing files and folders, to annotating and commenting on files, to having a real-time chat session with a colleague, workers get a compelling mobile content collaboration experience. With the latest releases, you can also create, deploy, and interact with engaging content on mobile websites for use cases ranging from sharing content such as brand assets or sales collateral to building application-rich interactive sites.

Oracle's Sites Cloud Service is an excellent way to create and maintain desktop and mobile web sites inOracle Cloud. This presentation dives deep into what features the application has, what features are missing, and how best to create a maintainable website. We will also go through creating custom componentsfor advanced HTML5 websites. Whether this is a…

This session features a discussion on defining the attack surface and what attack vectors are relevant to each node on the attack surface. Learn the concept of exploiting different nodes on the system, how attack vectors change for nodes, and mitigation changes for nodes. Discover the trusted path concept and how to apply mitigation to…

This presentation will look at which 12c new features should be investigated for use.  Most of the features that will be covered will be related to the DBA, but there will also be a few outside that realm that focus on the developer.  There will be simple examples (such as a quick example using pluggable…

"Full table scan is bad evil", how many times have you heard this claim? It's one of those myth in the Oracle performance world that never goes away. It's only a myth, it's just plain wrong! Especially nowadays with all the advancedments in the software, and not just Oracle.How many times did you spend time hours…

Learn how you can setup Data Guard in easy 1-2-3 steps.  Attendees will learn what is new in Oracle Data Guard 12.2.  In addition to demonstrating how simple it is to setup Data Guard, this session will disseminate fundamental Data Guard best practices and reference architectures that DBAs need to know to protect their Oracle…

Why are books like "Advanced Oracle Utilities: The Definitive Reference" imperative for today’s DBA’s and senior developers? The answer: Oracle has become so robust and complex; where many new features are implemented not as SQL commands, but as either PL/SQL packages and/or stand alone utilities. Thus to best leverage all that Oracle has to offer,…

There are several Oracle Database security options that are available to secure the environment and provide data protection from unauthorized access. In creating a database environment that is available as a service, the security should be built in for deployment. The Database Cloud changes how the role of the DBA manages and implements security. This…

Oracle Database Exadata Cloud Service combines the renowned power of the Exadata database platform with the operational simplicity and pay-as-you-grow economics of the cloud. With Oracle Database Exadata Cloud Service, you can run your Oracle Databases in the Oracle Public Cloud with the same functionality, performance, and availability experienced by thousands of organizations deploying Exadata…

Version management of the PL/SQL source code in the Oracle Database has always been challenging. Database programmers lack the tools and utilities that make version control easy for developers who code with file based programming languages such as Java and JavaScript. In fact, this is one of the primary reasons why large software teams avoid writing code in PL/SQL

In this presentation you will learn how you can use Git, the prominent open source version control software built for distributed teams, to manage your PL/SQL source code in the Oracle Database. Using these techniques you can manage your source code in the Oracle Database just like any other development team manages their file based code base written in languages like Java, JavaScript or C#.