Process Cloud hands-on lab January 25th 2018 Netherlands

January 9, 2018 Leave a comment

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Samenvatting

Op deze avond zal Richard Olrichs de begeleiding verzorgen van een Hands on Lab van Oracle Process Cloud. Het cloud product van Oracle waarin processen gemodelleerd kunnen worden. In een korte presentatie en demo worden de contouren van het product geschetst waarna de deelnemers zelf aan de slag kunnen gaan met het product. Er zal keuze zijn uit een verschillend aantal tutorials waarbij de deelnemers zelf kunnen kiezen welke onderdelen het meest aansprekend zijn en welke tutorials gevolgd worden.

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Op deze avond zal Richard Olrichs de begeleiding verzorgen van een Hands on Lab van Oracle Process Cloud. Het cloud product van Oracle waarin processen gemodelleerd kunnen worden. In een korte presentatie en demo worden de contouren van het product geschetst waarna de deelnemers zelf aan de slag kunnen gaan met het product.

Er zal keuze zijn uit een verschillend aantal tutorials waarbij de deelnemers zelf kunnen kiezen welke onderdelen het meest aansprekend zijn en welke tutorials gevolgd worden.

Hiervoor is uiteraard het meenemen van een laptop vereist. Tevens wordt aangeraden voorafgaand aan de sessie een eigen ‘Free Trial’ aan te vragen van de Process Cloud. Dit kan via deze link. Op de trial kunnen ook na deze avond de verschillende tutorials afgemaakt worden, mocht daar interesse in zijn.

Doelgroep

Iedereen die geïnteresseerd is in Oracle Cloud Producten.

Trainingsduur

3 uren

Kosten

geen kosten aan verbonden

 

For details please visit the registration page here

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PaaS Partner YouTube Update January 2018

January 8, 2018 Leave a comment

The January edition of the PaaS & Middleware Partner Update contains three topics:

• PaaS Partner Community Forum 2018

• Chabot Partner Resource Kit

• PaaS Community Webcast about Container Native Application Development Platform

For regular updates please subscribe to our YouTube channel here. Thanks for your likes and sharing the video on YouTube and LinkedIn. For the latest SOA & BPM Partner Community information please visit our Community update wiki here (Community membership required).

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PaaS free trial accounts ICS and PCS, IoT and PaaS for SaaS

January 7, 2018 2 Comments

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As part of our communities we do offer free PaaS accounts (only for partners in Europe, Middle East and Africa. In case you are not part of EMEA please contact your local partner manager):

· Integration Cloud Service & Process Cloud Service & SOA Cloud & IoT & PaaS for SaaS Service PaaS Demo Accounts  (Community membership required)

· Java Cloud Service & Application Cloud Container Service & Mobile Cloud Service PaaS Demo Accounts (Community membership required)

Questions? Feel free to contact our Facebook chatbot – send us a message here.

Watch the GSE Overview Video! Get an overview of what GSE is and how you can use GSE to help you sell. You can also get long running dedicated PaaS instances, therefore please send us details about your use cases. For instant access please request a sandbox demo

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Selecting which iPaaS Product(s) to use – ICS Definitive Tip #4 by Phil Wilkins

January 6, 2018 Leave a comment

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In the last few years Oracle’s iPaaS offerings have progressed significantly from one or two solutions such as Mobile Cloud Service to in excess of 35 offerings. This makes it challenging to decide which product(s) to use. The means for selection depends upon a range of factors including:

  • Most suitable licensing model (ICS provides a lower cost of entry than SOA CS as you’re paying by message volumes)
  • Development skills and desire to resilience or invest in people (SOA on-premises to SOA CS is easier than a technology change such as ICS)
  • The amount of control you have in an environment – JCS offers more control than ACCS for example

This is in addition the technical features that the different products offer. In terms of capability, Oracle iPaaS products can overlap, but better than having gaps. Not only is there overlap, you can achieve the same results with one or more products. Obviously, the permutation that provides the least amount of overlap is likely  to provide the best value in terms of investment.  To help see and understand this we have in the past used a visualisation such as the one shown below which helps evaluate these considerations.

It is worth saying that this visualisation has been subjectively constructed, and as products evolve over time it is only true for a limited period of time. Never the less it is helpful in reviewing options, and explaining product recommendations. Read the complete article here.

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API Management and Microservices, a Match Made in Heaven

January 5, 2018 Leave a comment

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It’s not news anymore that Microservices architecture is changing the way systems are designed and built, however what’s rarely discussed in detail is how the APIs exposed by those Microservices are managed and accessed from other systems or even other Microservices and more importantly how those APIs are discovered and consumed by a community of developers when building solutions. In this presentation Capgemini’s PaaS experts Phil and Luis will explain in detail how Microservices Architecture and API Management relate to each other. To do this reference architectures, capability models and architectural patterns will be described and then it will be shown -with practical examples, how to implement modern solutions in the Oracle Cloud. Watch the video here.

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Additional new content SOA & BPM Partner Community

January 3, 2018 Leave a comment

 

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· Oracle Process Cloud Service: New Features The September 2016 release of Oracle Process Cloud Service introduced new features and enhancements for developers, admins, and end users. This article by Oracle ACE Director Antonis Antoniou explores what’s new in detail. Read the article.

· Connecting ICS and Apache Kafka via REST Proxy API By leveraging Oracle Integration Cloud Service’s native REST adapter it’s possible to implement integration scenarios in which messages can be sent to Kafka. Solution architect Ricardo Ferreira explains the technical details about the REST Proxy API infrastructure and shows you how to implement a use case. Read the article.

· Using Oracle Managed File Transfer to Push Files to ICS for Processing Solution architect Sherwood Zern show you how to implement a push pattern with Managed-File Transfer (MFT) and the Integration Cloud Service (ICS), with a walk-through of MFT configuration, creating the ICS connections, and developing the integration in ICS. Read the article.

· PaaS Resource kit: Infographic: 5 Best Practices for Platform as a Service Success & iPaper: Public Platform as a Service for Dummies & IDC Research: Empower Digital Transformation with Platform as a Service & Webcast: Harvard Business Review Research: Cloud Computing Comes of Age

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Now Live: Solutions Catalog Profile Manager on Oracle Partner Store

January 2, 2018 Leave a comment

imageMarketing Your Oracle Offerings is Easier Than Ever!

Solutions Catalog Profile Manager has been integrated into the Oracle Partner Store, offering partners a vastly improved user experience. Partners can now maximize their customer-facing online presence on the OPN Solutions Catalog alongside all other partner transactions, program enrollments and agreements.

Update Your Profile!

Login to the Oracle Partner Store today to make sure your profiles are up-to-date, and Oracle customers can find the latest information about your company’s offerings. Visit the Solutions Catalog Resource area of the OPN Portal for access instructions, user guides, and best practices documents.

About Solutions Catalog

The OPN Solutions Catalog is Oracle’s online partner directory, allowing partners to showcase their solutions, services, and areas of expertise, including specializations and distribution rights. Available from Oracle.com, the site is visited by over 30,000 customers, partners, and Oracle employees per month. Presence on the catalog is provided as a benefit to all OPN Partners Cloud Registered level or higher.

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Oracle Applications User Experience update

January 2, 2018 Leave a comment

imageThe Oracle Applications User Experience (OAUX) team is happy to share with readers that the UX Magazine Awards competition has named us the best in-house UX team! We wrote about the announcement on The Oracle Blog, where we also mentioned a win in the “Experience Digital Strategy” category, also from UX Magazine, as well as an honorable mention in the Social Good category from Fast Company for our work on the Asteroid Explorer, an interactive tool for NASA’s Minor Planet Center that was designed and built by Oracle employees.

· Building a smart UX is about delivering a personalized, contextual user experience. Emerging technologies are tools we can use to help design that smart UX. Read more from Oracle GVP Jeremy Ashley on Forbes.com’s OracleVoice.

· We are constantly testing new concepts and investing to make it easy for everyone to smoothly transition into the workplace of the future. GVP Jeremy Ashley discusses that and more in this recent CIO Review article, “User Experience at the core of Innovation.”

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Rubicon Red deploys Oracle BPM Suite 12c for tier-1 Aussie financial institution by Hafizah Osman

January 1, 2018 Leave a comment

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Brisbane-based consulting and managed services provider, Rubicon Red, has inked an agreement with a tier-1 financial institution in Australia, to deploy Oracle’s technology for the company.

This “major go-live” was aimed at transforming the lending fulfillment process and workflow for managing business banking landing for this tier-1 financial company, which Rubicon Red declined to name.

Other terms of the agreement were also undisclosed.

Rubicon Red, founded in 2009, is a platinum level member of Oracle PartnerNetwork (OPN), with focus on Cloud, DevOps and 12c migration.

Oracle is its primary vendor partner, but the company also deals with other technologies with automation capabilities, such as AWS and Puppet.

Rubicon Red CEO, John Deeb, said the new system means business banking customers can potentially get the green light on their loan approvals of up to three times faster.

The financial institution was looking to improve on a number of its business metrics, including the time taken to approve loans, and being “close partners with Oracle” led to the making of this deal, Deeb told ARN. Read the complete article here.

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Oracle BPM: Hiding Faults from BPM? Don’t use Service Activity! Jan Kettenis

December 31, 2017 Leave a comment

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In the following I explain how you can hide faults from BPM by not using (synchronous) Service activities, but (asynchronous) Send/Receive activities instead.

When calling services from a BPM process, you should think about where you want faults to show up and to be handled. This is specifically of interest when you have some integration layer between your BPM processes and external services that you call to abstract the external services from the BPM process. Let’s call this layer the Service Layer. I have seen such a layer in various formats, ranging from a Reusable Subprocess, a BPEL process in the same composite as the BPM process, or a BPEL process in a separate composite, or instead of BPEL a Mediator. You may have such a layer to hide technical details from the business process, to cover some sort of custom exception handling, or to hide the message format from these external services from the BPM process (or a combination of all that). The latter might be because you don’t have the luxury to do message transformation in a service bus.

In case the BPM process calls the Service Layer through a (synchronous) Service activity and that fails, then this will result in the main BPM instance to get into an errored state, and you will have to handle the error in the BPM process. This behavior might be exactly what you wanted to prevent with the Service Layer, for example because the Service call is in a parallel flow and you want to be sure that the fault does not impact processing of the other, parallel threads. Read the complete article here.

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