BAM - Siebel Order Management demo

Hi,
I am at a large Telco customer and I am urgently looking for a demo of ‘BAM with Siebel’ for Order Management. Where can I find such a demo? It could a recorded video demo or a VM instance that I could run would be fantastic. Please point me in the right direction.
I have visited this URL:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/integration/bam/collateral/samples11g.html
However I am unable to download any file it only downloads ‘index’htm’ am I missing a trick?
Many Thanks,
Nitin

Hi Payal,
Thank you for your response.
I was also looking for options for BAN -> Siebel integration, i.e what are the options to allow Siebel users to view alerts and notifications sent by BAM do we a) Embed the BAM view in Siebel b) allow BAM to create Activities within Siebel for Siebel end users to pick up and action? Any viewlet around this would also be tremendously beneficial, what would your recommendation be around the approach for this?
Thanks,
Nitin

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