Oracle execs discuss Web 2.0 plans, Fusion's timeframe

Shaon published 14 Nov 2007, 17:06 in main - 484 views

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Oracle Corp. executives responsible for product development across the company joined together at Oracle OpenWorld user conference on Tuesday to shed some light on current marching orders concerning Oracle's application, database and middleware technology future.

During a panel presentation in front of members of the media, the Oracle roundtable touched upon a number of topics including: Fusion's general availability, an upcoming developer preview of Oracle 11g middleware and the software company's deepening interest in emerging Web 2.0 applications.

Addressing skepticism over whether Oracle can stick with its original 2008 release date for its Fusion enterprise application product set, Chuck Rozwat, executive vice-president of Oracle Development, staunchly confirmed the technology is "on track" for next year. He said the first Fusion modules will ship in 2008.

News source: Computerworld

Tags: Oracle, Web 2.0, Fusion

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