Oracle Spatial & Fusion MiddleWare MapViewer at Oracle OpenWorld

If you happen to be attended OOW next week you will see a very large presence for our products. hands on labs, sessions, demos ...
Look for us at Business Intelligence,Oracle Utilities, DigitalGlobe, Navteq, KPI Partners, and GE.
Hope to meet some of you at the demo booth.
thanks
Steve
Session ID      Session Title     Speaker(s)     Date/Time     Venue/Room      Presentation
11 Record(s) Found
S292934     IOUG Spatial SIG: Public Sector Geospatial Architecture built on the Oracle technology stack     Kevin Kelley, Cuyahoga County     Sunday 11/11/200710:00 AM - 11:30 AM     Moscone West2008 - L2
S291477     Building Google-Like Map-Based Applications with Oracle Spatial 11g, Oracle MapViewer, and Oracle JDeveloper Application Development Framework Components     Jean Ihm, Oracle; Ji Yang, Oracle     Monday 11/12/200712:30 PM - 1:30 PM     HiltonContinental Ballroom 4
S291480     Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Oracle Spatial 11g and Oracle Fusion Middleware MapViewer     Steve Serra, Oracle; James Steiner, Oracle     Monday 11/12/200712:30 PM - 1:30 PM     Moscone South304
S291479     Building Map-Based Business Intelligence Dashboards, Using Oracle Spatial 11g, Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition, and Oracle MapViewer     David Lapp, Oracle; Jayant Sharma, Oracle     Monday 11/12/20073:15 PM - 4:15 PM     HiltonContinental Ballroom 4
S292299     Developing a Next-Generation Utility Network Management System with Oracle Database and Oracle Fusion Middleware      Robert Laudati, General Electric; James Steiner, Oracle     Monday 11/12/20074:45 PM - 5:45 PM     Westin SF Market StreetCity Room
S293026     Oracle Utilities Work and Asset Management: Oracle Geospatial and Map Viewer--New Technology and a New Option      Rob Book, Oracle; Pat Caldwell, Oracle; Barry DeMartini, Oracle     Tuesday 11/13/20078:00 AM - 9:00 AM     Westin SF Market StreetFranciscan II
S291563     Developing 3-D City Models with Oracle Spatial 11g and Google Earth      Ravi Kothuri, Oracle; Xavier Lopez, Oracle     Tuesday 11/13/20073:15 PM - 4:15 PM     HiltonContinental Parlor 9
S291569     Building Secure Spatial Web Services, Using Oracle Spatial 11g and Oracle JDeveloper     Raja Chatterjee, Oracle; Jayant Sharma, Oracle     Tuesday 11/13/20074:45 PM - 5:45 PM     HiltonContinental Parlor 9
S291628     Bridging the IT/OT Gap in Utilities, Using Oracle Technology and Spatial Capabilities      Ivan Albertini, Oracle; Tim Armitage, Oracle Corpration Australia Pty Ltd     Tuesday 11/13/20074:45 PM - 5:45 PM     Westin SF Market StreetStanford
S291509     Oracle Spatial Best Practices and Tuning Tips for DBAs and Developers     Daniel Geringer, Oracle     Wednesday 11/14/200711:15 AM - 12:15 PM     Moscone South200 & 212
S292598     Practical Application: GIS Mapping and Visualizations Integrated with Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition     Jerry Conrad, Oracle     Wednesday 11/14/200711:15 AM - 12:15 PM     Moscone West3022 - L3

for more updates to schedule check out the main Spatial page.
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/spatial

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