| November 3, 2011 |
Megaron: The Athens Concert Hall
Greece,Athens
Transform Your Business Through IT
Oracle Day is the most essential, can’t-miss business and technology event of the year, and it’s coming to you.
Join us for a powerhouse combination of C-level, functional, and technology tracks, all dedicated to one goal: showing you how the power of simplicity can change your IT to a force that drives business innovation. Read more »
Greece,Athens
KES-IIMSS2011 is the fourth in a series of international scientific symposia for research in the fields of intelligent interactive multimedia systems and services. The aim of the series is to provide an internationally respected forum for scientific research in the technologies and applications of intelligent interactive multimedia systems and services. Read more »
NJV Athens Plaza hotel, Athens, Greece
New security threats and compliance requirements. Get the right solutions.
IT and security groups are under more pressure than ever to ensure that their systems can handle evolving security threats and new regulatory requirements. However, more security solutions aren’t the answer. Read more »
Oracle Hellas
Mesogeion 265, 15451 N. Psychiko,
Athens 210 200 6789, Greece
The workshop program includes an introduction to the Oracle Business Intelligence 11g and then a series of practical exercises that will allow you to discover how easy to:
- Create BI dashboards and reports to identify exceptions and to answer questions
- Become self-sufficient in terms of BI to serve your needs without needing help from specialized IT executives Read more »
Athens, Greece
Many organizations/IT departments do not sufficiently track costs associated with their printing and copying needs, while some even completely lack knowledge of these costs. As IDC research revealed, the average costs associated with creating, capturing, storing, retrieving, sharing and printing documents within a company accounts for up to 5-10% of total sales revenues, while the cost for the hardware and consumables are only a fraction of this total – a considerable part of printing costs are driven by indirect factors. For example, a substantial amount of resources of IT support is spent on solving printing problems and related issues.
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Athens, Greece
In an unfavorable economic situation, with stalled demand and limited access to credit, companies are looking for ways to cut costs. One of the typical steps is to reconsider, temporarily halt, or indefinitely postpone major IT projects. However, scrapping an implementation, development, or upgrade of a business intelligence (BI) system might prove to be a wrong decision because of the economic situation. BI can prove to be a key to success, enabling a company to use its valuable information to gain a competitive advantage. Read more »
Crowne Plaza, Athens City Center
Athens, Greece
A global economic slowdown affects IT investment decisions by corporations and public institutions alike, but it does not affect their need for data, nor does it remove stringent requirements for data retention and protection. The situation does, however, increase IT pressures to boost efficiency and derive greater business value from investments. This can be achieved by better utilizing existing infrastructure and through wise implementation of new technologies.
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Oracle University Greece, 265 Mesogion ave.
154 51 Neo Psyhiko, Athens, Greece
Tom is excited to present his NEW material to a European audience for the 1st time. Presented in the same fashion as he answers questions on the AskTom.oracle.com website, Tom Kyte will present 6 seminar topics relevant to DBAs and Developers alike. Each session is aimed at both audiences.