Oracle Takes a Page From IBM

January 29, 2010 Manage Your Profile IT Management Daily Brought to you by Oracle Takes a Page From IBM With the $7.4 billion acquisition of Sun Microsystems finally completed, Oracle details its ambitious plan to bring completely integrated and engineered systems to the enterprise much the way IBM did in the 1960s. Read more >> eBook: 3 Ways to Optimize Your Infrastructure Without Cutting Corners Sponsored by IBM How would you like your IT systems to perform at their peak? How about getting the most from your IT investment? This e-book from IBM discusses three solutions that can help you deal with data growth, optimize your resources for the best possible throughput, and increase overall application and database performance. Download Now >> The Complete Apple iPad in 60 Seconds In a nutshell, the iPad is potentially one of the most important, culture-changing tech products in history, because it can replace all media. Read more >>    SharePoint 2010 Overkill for Some, Forrester Says    Semantic Web Already Having an Impact    Cyber Attacks Widespread, Says Report    Wall Street Expects Apple's 'Risky' iPad To Sell 1m-5m In First Year    With Merger, Oracle Reassures Sun Customers    IBM Article: SOA, Cloud and the Rise of the IT Services-based Economy    Tech Brief: Establishing a Low Cost Disaster Recovery Site. Sponsored by Intel    Microsoft Article: Solving Data Center Complexity with Microsoft Configuration Manager 2007    IBM Whitepaper: The Importance of an Information Strategy    HP Whitepaper: Closing Critical IT Gaps with Storage Virtualization    Oracle Whitepaper: Modernizing Legacy Systems to SOA    Whitepaper: Preventing Data Corruption During a Power Outage. Sponsored by APC    HP eBook: The Benefits and Risks of Virtualization Sun Deal Complete, Oracle Says 'We're Hiring' Oracle's CEO Larry Ellison said the number of Sun layoffs will be minimal and offset by new hires. The fate of Sun's 'Rock' processor was also disclosed. Read more >>   Job Title Company Location C++ Software Engineer (IL) Next Step Systems US-IL-Chicago Software Developer Next Step Systems US-NY-New York&US-CA-North-Cupertino Software Developer Next Step Systems US-NY-New York&US-CA-North-Cupertino Senior Systems Administrator - Windows (IL) Next Step Systems US-IL-Chicago Application Developer - Asynchronous (IL) Next Step Systems US-IL-Chicago