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Oracle Introduced the Annual Conference ‘The Information Age’

At today’s press conference, Marin Tadić, General Director of Oracle Croatia, presented Oracle’s traditional conference ‘The Information Age 2010’, where the latest technological achievements and news related to Oracle products will be showcased to users and partners.

The fourth ‘The Information Age’ conference will be held on April 13, 2010, at the Sheraton Hotel in Zagreb, in collaboration with partner Hewlett-Packard. – The ‘The Information Age’ conference has already become a traditional gathering of ICT professionals from Croatia and the region last year, and this year it will be held for the fourth time. As before, our partners and users, as well as guests from the industry and media, will receive comprehensive information about new Oracle products and services. This year, the focus will be on Oracle Exadata, the new version of the data storage solution, and Sun Oracle Database Machine, an integrated hardware and software platform for the Oracle database  – stated Marin Tadić, General Director of Oracle Croatia and host of the conference. 

The new platform, consisting of Oracle Exadata, the new version of the data storage solution, and Sun Oracle Database Machine, an integrated hardware and software platform for the Oracle database, offers performance several times better than existing platforms without the need for application adjustments, with advanced forms of compression that allow for a tenfold reduction in required disk space. It is the best infrastructure for both data warehouses and transactional systems.

This year, the conference will also feature eminent international guest hosts: Alain Ozain, Vice President of Technology Business for the Oracle EE&CIS region, and Frank Buytendijk, Vice President of the Oracle EPM product group. ‘Hewlett-Packard and Oracle traditionally offer their customers products and solutions based on shared experience and competencies. The two companies have strategically collaborated for over 25 years, during which we have established cooperation with around 140,000 users from all industrial sectors. All of this enables Hewlett-Packard and Oracle to deliver comprehensive customized solutions to enhance the business of Croatian users,’ stated Siniša Staničić, Enterprise Servers and Storage Country Manager at Hewlett-Packard.  (M. B.)