Oracle Training in OMR

Why do We Use Oracle?

• It is a database management software product.
• A database contains an organized collection of information.
• A database management system is not only used for storing the data but to effectively manage it and provides high performance, authorized access and failure recovery features.
• It provides a software solution that is easy to use and manage database operations, from Personal to Enterprise level applications.We have talked about the features of its database.
• These features give Oracle an edge over other competitors.
• Now, we will look at the advantages of Oracle.It has methodologies and principles to achieve high performance.
• We can implement performance tuning in its database to retrieve and alter data faster, in order to improve query execution time and hence application operations.
• Its database supports managing multiple database instances on a single server.
• Instance Caging method is provided by Oracle to manage CPU allocations on a server running the database instances.
• Instance caging works with the database resource manager to manage services over multiple instances.
• As we discussed above, about the different editions which are offered by Oracle, it gives benefit to the users to purchase edition as per their application requirements.
• They can seamlessly update the edition if their requirements change in the future.
• If you want to learn and do some hands-on Oracle, you can download and install the express edition database which is absolutely free.
• It uses Real Application Clusters to provide a high data availability system. The database with RAC has benefits over traditional database servers.
• Flexible to increase processing capacity
• RMAN (Recovery Manager) is the feature of an Oracle DB which recover or restore the database files during downtimes and outages.
• It supports online, archived backups and continuous archiving. Users can also SQL* PLUS for recovery, called as user-managed recovery, which is supported by it.
• There is an export utility available in the database to add user-managed backups.

Oracle ecosystem of infrastructure, applications, and other partners that are part of your offerings:

• Partners and Oracle Consulting Services are adding their own value by building quick start packages to get rapid time to value in the cloud, as well as developing new cloud extensions and applications on Oracle Platform as a Service (PaaS).
• The cloud is a reality today.
• Everyone is evaluating a move or already moving to the cloud.
• Looking at our customer base, we no longer have conversations with CIOs where cloud is not discussed.
• From a customer point of view, this is a massive shift. All of the customers we talk to are considering a path to the cloud, whether it is a complete transformative move or a hybrid approach. But everyone is asking, trying to understand, and listening.
• Oracle has been working on its cloud strategy for over a decade, and in particular the PLM Cloud products for the last five years.
• Some thought when Oracle started our PLM transition to the cloud that it was too early.
• But starting then gave us time to redevelop our applications while the market was transitioning. Now we have viable products and the market is ready
• Solution and its go-to-market address the issues raised by your customers and prospects
• One of Oracle;s core business philosophies is our Applications Unlimited pledge.
• Oracle has promised the customers of our many software acquisitions that we would continue to support their on-premise solutions, and we have.
• Oracle Agile PLM is a best-of-breed point solution, tightly integrating into the Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) and SAP ERP.
• You can deploy Agile PLM solutions on-premise or in Oracle IaaS.
• In parallel, Oracle has also developed an end-to-end supply chain management (SCM) solution in the cloud, which includes PLM.
• Since Oracle SCM Cloud and Oracle PLM Cloud are built on the same cloud platform and share the same database tables, it is seamlessly integrated out of the box. Complex connectors are no longer needed to transfer data from one application to another.
• In the Oracle Cloud, promoting a development item in PLM to make it visible for SCM operations is as simple as changing the lifecycle attribute of an item from ;design to production.
• Being on one platform allows us to create a common digital thread and enable seamless cross-solution use cases.
• If customers want to integrate Oracle PLM Cloud with solutions from other providers, we offer the Oracle Integration Cloud service.
• Different solutions offer REST services that are registered, and it enables users to build connectors graphically.
• Customers also have to be more integrated in their thinking, going beyond just PLM as an engineering database.
• This is where Oracle offers a real advantage. With more products integrating hardware and software, and the advent of the Internet of Things (IoT), companies will be looking for solutions that span ideation, engineering, manufacturing, and in-service use to support their development and lifespan, as shown in the figure below

Oracle provides any Information on your installed base to date

• While Oracle doesn't disclose individual numbers, I can tell you that the cloud discussion is front and center in every customer meeting.
• After our annual Modern Supply Chain Experience (MSCE) conference, we conduct a post-event survey that asks attendees to rate their cloud readiness.
• In 2016, 33 percent responded that they were ready; in 2017 that number grew to over 50 percent.
• We are having vastly different conversations with customers and prospects regarding cloud-based solutions.
• Now the questions we get from customers suggest that people are embracing the technology and are trying to learn how best to get there.

Oracle offerings going to evolve in the short to medium term

• We plan to continue rounding out the PLM Cloud core capabilities, but in addition, we are putting a lot of energy into the cross-functional use cases we discussed earlier, like new product introduction workflows that extend beyond traditional PLM boundaries to help customers much faster and more accurately - ready a product for omni-channel commerce and supply chain execution.
• These extended tasks are what we call product commercialization.
• We think the types of use cases that tie PLM to SCM, MFG, and CX will help our customers maximize their investment in our cloud-based offerings.
• Beyond that, Oracle is committed to leadership in the PLM market segmen