Oracle Begins Registration for #OpenWorld #JavaOne 2015

Oracle Corporation has announced the commencement of registration for Oracle OpenWorldand JavaOne 2015 coming up from October 25 to October 29 in San Francisco, United States.

From the data center to the cloud, Oracle is eliminating the complexity that stifles business innovation.

By simplifying the IT environment, Oracle enables its customers—400,000 of them across a wide variety of industries in more than 145 countries—to innovate faster and create added value for their own customers.

To help customers reduce complexity and achieve business agility, Oracle offers a comprehensive and fully integrated stack of cloud applications, platform services, and engineered systems.

Oracle's industry-leading cloud-based and on-premises solutions give customers complete deployment flexibility and unmatched benefits including application integration, advanced security, high availability, scalability, energy efficiency, powerful performance, and low total cost of ownership.

For customers needing modular solutions, Oracle's open architecture and multiple operating system options provide unrivalled benefits from best-of-breed products in every layer of the stack. This allows customers to build the most optimized infrastructure possible for their enterprise, both in the cloud and the data center.

These and other emerging trends shall be discussed in over 1000 sessions at the Conference.

According to the Oracle Corporate Communications team registration provides access to both Oracle OpenWorld and JavaOne, which will be held concurrently in San Francisco.

Oracle OpenWorld is the most important educational conference for Oracle business and technology users and partners.

The event is participant’s chance to hear, first-hand, Oracle's strategy and roadmap from the experts engineering the products and the customers using them.

JavaOne is the world’s most comprehensive conference for Java developers, bringing together Java experts and enthusiasts for an extraordinary week of learning and networking focused entirely on all things Java.