1) Oracle to move software development to India from California, Sydney, Dublin: "The benefit of moving work from our other international centers to India is not only in terms of cost but also because of the superior quality of services we get," the paper quoted Keith Budge [ Oracle's regional managing director for South Asia ] as saying.

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2) ERP II SAP/Oracle Escalation Wake-up Call: Some enterprises with large-scale SAP/Oracle systems have experienced an Oracle DBMS bug, which has exposed problems with the vendors' support escalation processes. In the complex world of ERP II, enterprises with large-scale implementations are likely to experience difficulties that expose flaws in vendors' support and quality assurance processes. Therefore, enterprises should become more proactive with respect to their system support and management. The critical support and escalation issues illustrated by the Oracle DBMS bug will have major ramifications on the credibility of the ERP II Unix market to support large-scale business operations.

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3) Oracle to offer free online storage - Tech News - CNET.com: Oracle will soon launch a new online service that will store and manage data for businesses. An Oracle executive said Tuesday that the database software giant will launch later this year a new service ™ dubbed "Oracle Files Online" – that businesses can use to store their corporate data. The service will be free for some levels of disk storage space, but Oracle is leaving open the possibility that it will charge for larger levels of storage. The new Internet service will become the latest Web offering from Oracle, which pumped up its online services, available on Oracle.com, last month with new software for small businesses to manage and automate business activities, such as sales, customer service,

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