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Pleasantly surprised by Oracle
Over the last year, I've railed against Oracle for its arrogance in the face of major project failures. We're talking world-class, spit-in-your-face arrogance here.
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Over the last year, I've railed against Oracle for its arrogance in the face of major project failures. We're talking world-class, spit-in-your-face arrogance here.
So, it was with pleasure that I read about work being done at Oracle's AppsLabs. The whole attitude is open, with a clear desire to produce something useful and interesting. What a breath of fresh air!
Note to Oracle sales and consulting: There's a really, really big lesson in here for you.
[via fellow Enterprise Irregular Jerry Bowles]