Too much on Oracle's plate?
special coverage Customers wonder whether Oracle has bitten off more buyouts than it can deal with.
Hurd: 'We need to simplify the things that HP does'
Oracle co-president: "Protect, extend and evolve"
Salesforce.com's CEO says rivals are trapped in the past
Takeover spooks some Siebel users
SAP buying Canadian retail software maker
Gates on Oracle and Siebel: 'You get deals'
Oracle's PeopleSoft victory, one year on
Larry Ellison gets a pay raise
Oracle wades deeper into collaboration
With news of the Siebel Systems buyout still ringing in their ears, Oracle customers gather in San Francisco to learn the software maker's plans for products picked up in a year of acquisitions.
Ellison looks to double Oracle revenue
CEO looks to grow company from a nearly $15 billion concern to a $30 billion titan--while maintaining a 40 percent operating margin.Ellison: No other big buys in mind
Oracle CEO tells customers that engineering, not large deals, is top priority in an increasingly competitive applications market.Oracle customers eye new acquisitions warily
Will Oracle take its eye off the ball? Customers attending OracleWorld this week are wondering.Wise-cracking McNealy needles rivals
blog During his speech, Sun's CEO took potshots at his computing industry peers--even at Oracle leader Larry Ellison.HP, Oracle cooperate on flexible computing
Their products will work together across a computing infrastructure that can adapt automatically to changing work demands.Oracle acquisition mill pulls in G-Log
Company plans to buy the logistics- and transportation-management software maker to help fill out its portfolio with niche players.Phillips: Oracle may support rival databases
Decision is coming on whether to support multiple databases in the "Project Fusion" push to meld acquired products with Oracle software.McNealy holds hope for 'iPod moments'
Sun CEO lays out six key initiatives he hopes will transform his company's tarnished image.
Photos: McNealy takes the stageNew rule: No more 'going forward'
blog The pitches at Oracle's conference suffer from a common business ailment: a surfeit of cliches.Open arms for app server partners
Oracle tightens ties to open-source products and IBM's middleware for its Fusion middleware.Oracle faces competition for Siebel support fees
Rimini Street, a company launched by a former PeopleSoft exec, plans to offer inexpensive support and bug fixes.
New Oracle brand to wrap up retail buys
Oracle Retail brand name, set for launch at user confab next week, will cover products picked up in acquisitions and existing software.Oracle sweeps up Siebel
special coverage Siebel's 12 years of independence comes to an end in the form of a $5.8 billion buyout.Open-source evangelist hears the call
blog The creation of the position reflects Oracle's plan to boost its involvement in open-source projects.Oracle to buy out I-flex
blog Software maker may be looking to expand its interest in the banking software specialist.
Hurd: 'We need to simplify the things that HP does'
Oracle co-president: "Protect, extend and evolve"
Salesforce.com's CEO says rivals are trapped in the past
Takeover spooks some Siebel users
SAP buying Canadian retail software maker
Gates on Oracle and Siebel: 'You get deals'
Oracle's PeopleSoft victory, one year on
Larry Ellison gets a pay raise
Oracle wades deeper into collaboration
With news of the Siebel Systems buyout still ringing in their ears, Oracle customers gather in San Francisco to learn the software maker's plans for products picked up in a year of acquisitions.
Ellison looks to double Oracle revenue
CEO looks to grow company from a nearly $15 billion concern to a $30 billion titan--while maintaining a 40 percent operating margin.Ellison: No other big buys in mind
Oracle CEO tells customers that engineering, not large deals, is top priority in an increasingly competitive applications market.Oracle customers eye new acquisitions warily
Will Oracle take its eye off the ball? Customers attending OracleWorld this week are wondering.Wise-cracking McNealy needles rivals
blog During his speech, Sun's CEO took potshots at his computing industry peers--even at Oracle leader Larry Ellison.HP, Oracle cooperate on flexible computing
Their products will work together across a computing infrastructure that can adapt automatically to changing work demands.Oracle acquisition mill pulls in G-Log
Company plans to buy the logistics- and transportation-management software maker to help fill out its portfolio with niche players.Phillips: Oracle may support rival databases
Decision is coming on whether to support multiple databases in the "Project Fusion" push to meld acquired products with Oracle software.McNealy holds hope for 'iPod moments'
Sun CEO lays out six key initiatives he hopes will transform his company's tarnished image. Photos: McNealy takes the stageNew rule: No more 'going forward'
blog The pitches at Oracle's conference suffer from a common business ailment: a surfeit of cliches.Open arms for app server partners
Oracle tightens ties to open-source products and IBM's middleware for its Fusion middleware.Oracle faces competition for Siebel support fees
Rimini Street, a company launched by a former PeopleSoft exec, plans to offer inexpensive support and bug fixes.