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Showing posts with label Enterprise Content Management. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Enterprise Content Management. Show all posts

Sunday, September 12, 2010

Oracle Universal Content Management 11g in another way

Today I discover the "Adventures of ECM 11g" from Billy Cripe (Fishbowl Solutions). That's really another cool way how to learn about Oracle Enterprise and Universal Content Management :-)

Enjoy it ...

That,s just part 1, right now you'll find 4 parts under Youtube

Wednesday, August 18, 2010

The Oracle Universal Content Management Handbook - available

Under my post http://dirknachbar.blogspot.com/2010/05/review-of-oracle-universal-content.html in May 2010 I recommended the book "Oracle Universal Content Management Handbook" from Dmitri Khanine. Now the book is published and ready to buy or order.

Once again, if you are working with the Oracle Universal Content Management, this book might help you :-)

Details for Dmitri's book can be found under https://www.packtpub.com/oracle-universal-content-management-ucm-handbook/book

@Dmitri: Really good work :-)

Saturday, May 29, 2010

Review of The Oracle Universal Content Management Handbook written by Dmitri Khanine

Some days ago, I receive a message through LinkedIn from Dmitri Khanine (http://www.stellentexperts.com), if he could mention my blog in his upcoming Book "The Oracle Universal Content Management Handbook".
My answer was short: "Of course yes :-)" and I offer Dmitri as soon as his book is out, I will buy a copy and take a look at it and write a review.
Dmitri's reply was also quite short: "He just provided my a draft (nearly final version) of his book :-)"
In the last days I got the chance to read his book and my summing up is: BUY IT !!

Dmitri's book is mainly for beginners with the Oracle Universal Content Management (http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/content-management/ucm/index.html). He guides from the basic concepts up to the installation, configuration, usage, integration and security with Oracle UCM.
What I personally like, when I am reading a book title like "Handbook" I am excepting, that inside the book, I will be guided through all necessary installation, configuration or development steps. Dmitri's book is in my opinion really a "Handbook" :-) For every important step you will find a screenshot with explaination and the steps between screenshots are in detail explained. So the reader is nowhere lost and can follow anytime. This book will really help you for a successfull implementation of Oracle UCM.

Even administrators or developers which are working already with Oracle UCM will find in Dmitri's book usefull information.

According to Dmitri and Packt Publishing (the publisher) the book "The Oracle Universal Content Management Handbook" will be published in July 2010. More details about the book you can find under https://www.packtpub.com/oracle-universal-content-management-ucm-handbook/book.
If you are a starter or already a administrator or developer of Oracle UCM, take a look at this book or better buy it :-)

@Dmitri: When you read this, really good work and thanks for providing me the pre-release of your book. I will buy the final release of your book !!

Sunday, February 21, 2010

Enterprise Information Management - Presentation by Billy Cripe

I just see a new presentation by Billy Cripe from Fishbowl Solutions about "Enterprise Information Management 7 Trends & Why They Matter".

I can strongly recommend this presenation.

Wednesday, January 6, 2010

Enterprise Content Management Superstar Billy Cripe moved to Fishbowl Solutions

The first entry for this year will just be a small notice on that Billy Cripe (formerly working for Oracle) has been moved to Fishbowl Solutions.

If you got ever the chance to join a presentation of him: JUST DO IT !!! :-) If you don't got the possiblity to see him live, checkout his presentations at http://www.slideshare.net/billycripe

His new blog can be found under following link: http://cfour.fishbowlsolutions.com/

N.B.: @Billy: If you read this: good luck in your new position