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Posted by : Anonymous on Sunday, July 22, 2007 - 07:57 AM
uCertify, (June 07, 2007). uCertify today released its practice test for 1Z0-043: Oracle Database 10g: Administration II certification exam. Oracle's OCP DBA 10g is an advanced certification exam that measures a professional’s skills in implementing and managing Oracle 10g database.
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David, Director Product management, uCertify said "Practice is the way to perfection and our attempt is to consolidate your learning efforts by familiarizing you with the question format of the actual OCP exam and accelerate your learning process."
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He further added, "Our 1Z0-043 preparation kit is more than just a study guide, it provides you computer based testing environment to simulate the actual test. The preparation software is prepared after considerable amount of research carried out by experienced IT professionals and we have put together all the resources required for the OCP exam in order to provide you with a consistent and instrumental approach to your success."
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The PrepKit for 1Z0-043: OCP 10g administration II exam contains five practice tests including one final test. A user can take the tests in two modes: learn mode and test mode. Test mode will familiarize users with the actual exam environment and will give them the confidence to pass the actual exam in the first attempt.
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The 1Z0-043 PrepKit comes with 310 challenging questions. The clear and concise explanations to the answer options in the PrepkKit are precise, logical and verified. Users can also create customized tests by setting the number of questions, topics and test duration to increase the difficulty level of the test.
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The fully interactive pop-quiz will help users learn the key concepts and definitions of the Oracle database technology. They can create their own customized pop quiz by selecting the topic and number of questions.
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The PrepKit also contains 80 study notes with articles, how tos.. to provide a solid structure for building the concept of Oracle database technology. Users can also assess and gauge their progress by the performance graph feature of the Prepkit. This will help them discover their weak areas and overcome them.
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The PrepKit comes with money back guarantee. If a candidate does not pass the exam in a single attempt he can get his money back. A free to download version of the PrepKit is now available at: http://www.ucertify.com/exams/Oracle/1Z0-043.html
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<b>About uCertify</b>
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uCertify develops exam preparation kits (PrepKits) for Oracle certification exams. The firm is helping IT students worldwide prepare for Oracle certifications such as OCA DBA9i, OCP DBA9i, OCA DBA9i PL/SQL and OCA DBA10g. The products are designed after extensive research by a panel of experienced Oracle certified professionals to give the latest and most advanced preparation tools to candidates aspiring for these certification exams.
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For more information about uCertify, please visit: http://www.ucertify.com
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Posted by : Anonymous on Friday, May 18, 2007 - 03:29 AM
uCertify a leading provider of practice tests for the Microsoft certification exams, has released its preparation software (PrepKit) for MCTS: 70-620 Windows Vista certification.
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Posted by : Anonymous on Tuesday, January 16, 2007 - 06:18 AM
uCertify (December 5, 2006) uCertify, a top ranking provider of IT certification exam preparation solutions, has announced the release date of its new PrepKit for SCJP 5.0 exam 310-055 (Sun Certified Programmer for Java 2 platform, standard edition 5.0). The company is releasing the final version of the PrepKit on December 15, 2006.
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Posted by : trraju on Tuesday, November 07, 2006 - 02:26 AM
Yahoo has received permission from the Indian government to offer Internet telephony services from the country. The clearance will enable Yahoo to offer voice services for users in India of its instant messenger, a spokeswoman for Yahoo India said.Yahoo, of Sunnyvale, California, already has a subsidiary in India, but is setting up another company, Yahoo Internet Communications India to offer Internet telephony, the spokeswoman said on Monday.
The clearance will allow Yahoo India to offer Indian users of its site services like Internet telephony that it offers users in other markets, the spokeswoman said. Internet telephony has emerged as a large revenue opportunity in India, because of the large number of Indians working abroad in countries like the U.S.
The move by Yahoo comes ahead of plans by AOL to offer services in India. AOL will introduce Web-based services such as Internet telephony and instant messaging in India shortly, a spokesman for AOL India said on Monday. The spokesman did not give a date for the launch of these services. AOL already does software development, runs its networks and supports customers from its operations in India.
A large number of portals are targeting India because of its growing number of Internet users. The number of Internet users in India reached 37 million in September, up from 33 million in March, according to joint research by the Internet and Mobile Association of India (IAMAI) in Mumbai and market research firm IMRB International also in Mumbai. The number of active users, who have used the Internet at least once in the last 30 days, has risen from 21.1 million in March to 25 million in September, according to the study.
Multinational Internet companies have focused on providing localized content and tools for Indian users. Yahoo, for example, launched last month plug-ins that allow users to chat on Yahoo Messenger in key Indian languages.
The clearance will allow Yahoo India to offer Indian users of its site services like Internet telephony that it offers users in other markets, the spokeswoman said. Internet telephony has emerged as a large revenue opportunity in India, because of the large number of Indians working abroad in countries like the U.S.
The move by Yahoo comes ahead of plans by AOL to offer services in India. AOL will introduce Web-based services such as Internet telephony and instant messaging in India shortly, a spokesman for AOL India said on Monday. The spokesman did not give a date for the launch of these services. AOL already does software development, runs its networks and supports customers from its operations in India.
A large number of portals are targeting India because of its growing number of Internet users. The number of Internet users in India reached 37 million in September, up from 33 million in March, according to joint research by the Internet and Mobile Association of India (IAMAI) in Mumbai and market research firm IMRB International also in Mumbai. The number of active users, who have used the Internet at least once in the last 30 days, has risen from 21.1 million in March to 25 million in September, according to the study.
Multinational Internet companies have focused on providing localized content and tools for Indian users. Yahoo, for example, launched last month plug-ins that allow users to chat on Yahoo Messenger in key Indian languages.
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Posted by : Anonymous on Tuesday, November 07, 2006 - 02:05 AM
After years of waiting, U.S. business customers will finally have a chance to get their hands on Windows Vista and Office 2007 when Microsoft Corp. launches the products on Nov. 30 at an event in New York City.The company sent by e-mail invitations to a launch event, called Microsoft New Day for Business on Wednesday. According to the e-mail, the event "will mark the business availability of three major releases from Microsoft Corp." In addition to Vista and Office 2007, Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 also will be released to business customers at the event.
Microsoft Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Steve Ballmer will be on hand for the event, along with Microsoft partners and customers, according to the invitation. The event will be held at the Nasdaq Stock Market in midtown Manhattan and the Marriott Marquis in Times Square.
Microsoft will launch the products in Canada slightly earlier than in the U.S., the IDG News Service previously reported. According to the MSDN Canada site, Microsoft will hold New Day for Business events throughout Canada starting in Edmonton, Alberta, on Nov. 23.
Following the Edmonton event, which will be held at the Shaw Conference Centre, Microsoft will hold events in Toronto on Dec. 5, Montreal on Dec. 7, Ottawa on Dec. 12 and other cities throughout the country through January 2007.
Microsoft Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Steve Ballmer will be on hand for the event, along with Microsoft partners and customers, according to the invitation. The event will be held at the Nasdaq Stock Market in midtown Manhattan and the Marriott Marquis in Times Square.
Microsoft will launch the products in Canada slightly earlier than in the U.S., the IDG News Service previously reported. According to the MSDN Canada site, Microsoft will hold New Day for Business events throughout Canada starting in Edmonton, Alberta, on Nov. 23.
Following the Edmonton event, which will be held at the Shaw Conference Centre, Microsoft will hold events in Toronto on Dec. 5, Montreal on Dec. 7, Ottawa on Dec. 12 and other cities throughout the country through January 2007.
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Posted by : Anonymous on Thursday, June 15, 2006 - 11:20 AM
SUNNYVALE, Calif. - Yahoo Inc. said Tuesday it has contained a malicious program aimed at the millions of people who use its e-mail service, which ranks as the world's largest.
The worm, dubbed "Yamanner," infected a recipient's computer as soon as the toxic e-mail was opened. It then scanned contact lists for additional targets, according to security software maker Symantec Corp.
Sunnyvale, Calif.-based Yahoo said "a very small fraction" of its more than 200 million e-mail accounts were infected Monday when the problem was first identified. The worm didn't affect the next version of Yahoo's e-mail service, which remains in its test, or "beta," phase.
"We have taken steps to resolve the issue and protect our users from further attacks of this worm," Yahoo spokeswoman Kelley Podboy said. "The solution has been automatically distributed to all Yahoo Mail customers, and requires no additional action on the part of the user."
As a precaution against variations on the Yamanner worm, Yahoo advised its e-mail users to update their antivirus programs and block all incoming correspondence from av3(at)yahoo.com.
The worm arrived in the form of an e-mail containing JavaScript and contains the words "New Graphic Site" in the subject field, according to Symantec, the maker of Norton antivirus software.
The worm, dubbed "Yamanner," infected a recipient's computer as soon as the toxic e-mail was opened. It then scanned contact lists for additional targets, according to security software maker Symantec Corp.
Sunnyvale, Calif.-based Yahoo said "a very small fraction" of its more than 200 million e-mail accounts were infected Monday when the problem was first identified. The worm didn't affect the next version of Yahoo's e-mail service, which remains in its test, or "beta," phase.
"We have taken steps to resolve the issue and protect our users from further attacks of this worm," Yahoo spokeswoman Kelley Podboy said. "The solution has been automatically distributed to all Yahoo Mail customers, and requires no additional action on the part of the user."
As a precaution against variations on the Yamanner worm, Yahoo advised its e-mail users to update their antivirus programs and block all incoming correspondence from av3(at)yahoo.com.
The worm arrived in the form of an e-mail containing JavaScript and contains the words "New Graphic Site" in the subject field, according to Symantec, the maker of Norton antivirus software.
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Posted by : Anonymous on Thursday, June 15, 2006 - 11:20 AM
CRM developer Oracle has acquired Telephony at Work, an IP-based software infrastructure provider for hosted contact center services, for an undisclosed sum. Telephony at Work's Call Center Anywhere is a multi-channel contact center. With the addition of Telephony at Work, Oracle will be able to unify contact center technology and CRM software, reducing the cost and complexity of integrating disparate contact center and CRM data, and offering a range of deployment options.
'Traditionally, CRM applications and telephony components have been delivered as separate, stand-alone applications requiring extensive computer-telephony integrations between the voice and data platforms,' said Mike Betzer, vice president, product management, Oracle. 'With the unified software Oracle intends to deliver running over IP telephony, service providers should see increased productivity and an enhanced customer experience.'
'Traditionally, CRM applications and telephony components have been delivered as separate, stand-alone applications requiring extensive computer-telephony integrations between the voice and data platforms,' said Mike Betzer, vice president, product management, Oracle. 'With the unified software Oracle intends to deliver running over IP telephony, service providers should see increased productivity and an enhanced customer experience.'
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Posted by : VNUNet on Wednesday, April 19, 2006 - 01:34 PM
Oracle is considering developing its own Linux distribution in an effort to create a complete software stack, the company's chief executive Larry Ellison said in an interview with the Financial Times.
"I would like to have a complete stack," he said. "We are missing an operating system. You could argue that it makes a lot of sense for us to look at distributing and supporting Linux."
An Oracle Linux distribution would allow the company to integrate and test its database, middleware and enterprise applications. Ellison likened such a strategy to Microsoft's efforts to provide software for most mainstream applications.
Oracle has been building out its software stack in recent years, creating a portfolio of products that spans middleware such as an application service, databases and enterprise software including customer relationship management and enterprise resource planning.
The company has considered acquiring middleware providers including BEA and Jboss. Jboss was acquired last week by Red Hat.
"I would like to have a complete stack," he said. "We are missing an operating system. You could argue that it makes a lot of sense for us to look at distributing and supporting Linux."
An Oracle Linux distribution would allow the company to integrate and test its database, middleware and enterprise applications. Ellison likened such a strategy to Microsoft's efforts to provide software for most mainstream applications.
Oracle has been building out its software stack in recent years, creating a portfolio of products that spans middleware such as an application service, databases and enterprise software including customer relationship management and enterprise resource planning.
The company has considered acquiring middleware providers including BEA and Jboss. Jboss was acquired last week by Red Hat.
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Posted by : Anonymous on Saturday, April 15, 2006 - 09:04 AM
LOS ANGELES (AFX) -- Oracle Corp. on Wednesday said it would pay about $220 million in cash to acquire Portal Software Inc., a maker of billing and revenue-management products for communications and media companies.
Oracle , which has led a wave of consolidation in the business software industry, said it would pay $4.90 for each shaers of Portal under a tender offer. "We supply technology and applications to over 90% of communications companies worldwide today, and billing is a logical and complementary addition for those customers," said Charles Phillips, Oracle's president.
Portal's shares shot up following news of the deal, the price of which implied a 17% premium over the stock's Tuesday close.The shares climbed as high as $4.87, marking a 52-week high. Before Wednesday, they've ranged in price from $1.62 to $4.60 over the same interval.
Oracle's stock eased 3 cents to $13.81, toward the higher end of a range running from $11.25 to $14.51 over the past 52 weeks.The latest deal pales in comparison to Oracle's earlier blockbuster acquisitions of smaller rivals PeopleSoft Inc. and Siebel Systems Inc., valued at about $11 billion and nearly $6 billion, respectively.
Oracle , which has led a wave of consolidation in the business software industry, said it would pay $4.90 for each shaers of Portal under a tender offer. "We supply technology and applications to over 90% of communications companies worldwide today, and billing is a logical and complementary addition for those customers," said Charles Phillips, Oracle's president.
Portal's shares shot up following news of the deal, the price of which implied a 17% premium over the stock's Tuesday close.The shares climbed as high as $4.87, marking a 52-week high. Before Wednesday, they've ranged in price from $1.62 to $4.60 over the same interval.
Oracle's stock eased 3 cents to $13.81, toward the higher end of a range running from $11.25 to $14.51 over the past 52 weeks.The latest deal pales in comparison to Oracle's earlier blockbuster acquisitions of smaller rivals PeopleSoft Inc. and Siebel Systems Inc., valued at about $11 billion and nearly $6 billion, respectively.
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Posted by : Anonymous on Saturday, April 15, 2006 - 09:03 AM
Google Calendar, a free web calendar service, is being introduced by Internet search engine company Google Inc, to enable consumers to schedule events and share them with other users.
Google Calendar, available at www.google.com/calendar, provides features allowing it to be used in a similar way to desktop calendars such as Outlook and enables events to be 'dragged and dropped' from one calendar to another.
The service uses 'natural language processing' technology to simplify how events are entered and enables users to type commands to be interpreted by the system and inserted into the calendar. It uses Javascript, XML and RSS and users can make the events public on the web, share them with friends or keep them private.
Google said the user is able to create multiple calendars and confirmed that the service can search Gmail, Google's free e-mail service, for a mention of events, offering to add the information to the calendar. The service is not intended to replace corporate calendars although Google is working to offer connections to Microsoft Outlook, the Palm Treo smartphone and other mobile phone calendars.
Google Calendar, available at www.google.com/calendar, provides features allowing it to be used in a similar way to desktop calendars such as Outlook and enables events to be 'dragged and dropped' from one calendar to another.
The service uses 'natural language processing' technology to simplify how events are entered and enables users to type commands to be interpreted by the system and inserted into the calendar. It uses Javascript, XML and RSS and users can make the events public on the web, share them with friends or keep them private.
Google said the user is able to create multiple calendars and confirmed that the service can search Gmail, Google's free e-mail service, for a mention of events, offering to add the information to the calendar. The service is not intended to replace corporate calendars although Google is working to offer connections to Microsoft Outlook, the Palm Treo smartphone and other mobile phone calendars.
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