Oracle® Database 11g Release 2 is available and downloadable since 01/09/2009 from theOracle Technology Network (OTN). This latest generation of the world’s #1 database builds on the innovations introduced in Oracle Database 11g to help organizations deliver better information throughout the enterprise, at a higher quality of service, and at a much lower cost.
Innovation continues with Oracle 11g Release 2 delivering :
- Consolidating business applications onto low cost database grids
- Maximizing availability and eliminating idle data center redundancy
- Compressing data onto low cost storage partitions for faster performance
- Securely protecting information and enabling compliance
- Doubling DBA productivity and reducing the risk of change
Browse the new Oracle Database 11g Release 2 Portal for the latest information, material, articles, videos and so on.
In the mean time, lets take a closer look on the strong points of Oracle Database 11g Release 2 as promoted by Oracle :
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Reduce Server Costs Up to 5x by Consolidating onto the Grid
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Reduce Storage Costs
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Eliminate Unused Redundancy
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Improve Performance for Data Warehouses
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Raise DBA Productivity Up to 2x
As mentioned earlier, the main source of information material for Oracle Database 11gR2 is the new Oracle Database 11g Release 2 Portal, while useful information can always be found in Oracles’ “About Oracle Database 11g” section.
For the more Web 2.0, socially active, of you, you may Follow Oracle Database on Twitter
- ChannelWeb – Rick Whiting: Oracle Database 11g Release 2: It’s All About Cutting Costs
- Intelligent Enterprise – Charles Babcock: Oracle Unveils 11g Database, Release 2 of Oracle’s flagship database seeks to consolidate departmental, smaller systems on a data center grid
- SearchOracle.com – Ed Scannell :Oracle releases new database, 11g upgrade will cut costs
- ComputerWeekly.com – Cliff Saran : Oracle tackles storage costs with 11g Release 2
- Information Management – Jim Ericson: Oracle Upgrades 11g includes grid pooling, compression/partitioning and in-memory capabilities for data warehousing
- Intelligent Enterprise – Doug Henschen: Oracle Database R2 Supports In-Memory Query
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