Oracle OpenWorld
Eleven days out now...I'm still a bit bummed that I won't get to attend.
I have been...well, I can't help, but follow along.
What To Do?There should be more than enough to do while there. A full week of learning, networking, schwag, boozing...I mean networking.
Wow, how could I forget...the
Appreciation Event. Aerosmith, Three Dog Night, Roger Daltrey, Shooter Jennings and The Wailers (of Bob Marley fame). (Thanks Justin for reminding me).
Joe D'Alessandro, President and CEO of the San Francisco Convention & Visitors Bureau located just steps from Moscone Center, lists the top 10 things to do around the Moscone Center. Part I is
here, Part II is
here.
Alex Gorbachev is organizing the
Blogger Meet-up. Strangely, I have heard/read hardly a peep about bloggers that are going on the blogger pass. I'm pretty sure
Fuad Arshad is going on the pass...but that's the only one I am aware of. I don't doubt there are others...just haven't seen any related posts or tweets to that effect.
Chris Muir is helping to organize the
ADF Enterprise Methodology Group Meet-up. Chris informs me that
Siman Haslam is doing much of the work.
Bob Rhubart has the enterprise architects,
Enterprise Architecture Meet-UpUpdateNot sure how I missed the Apex meet-up...find information
here. I'll definitely miss that one as I believe almost all of those guys and gals owe me beer.
Unconference, which seems to have become quite popular since it's inception in 2007.
SessionsApplication Express, my how that has grown since I began using it in 2005. WIN!
How about something on
Solaris? Anything from
Sun?
Coherence?
Some
XMLDB from Marco Gralike?
BI PublisherThe CRM
blog lists out all of their sessions by...ummm...everything:
CommunicationsBusiness IntelligenceInsuranceFinancial ServicesSales ProductivityPublic SectorEducation and ResearchExadata events can be found
here (pdf).
Here is the OOW 09 page on the Oracle Wiki. Of course much of this information can be found via the official Oracle OpenWorld
blog.
Finally, check out
OpenWorld Live if, like me, you won't be attending. Looks like there are some pretty cool sessions to check out there as well.
Labels: 2009, oow, oradb