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on Dec 16, 2010 in News and Updates | 0 comments
M&S has released the latest version of www.mandsconsulting.com. We hope you enjoy our newest online experience!
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on Sep 13, 2010 in News and Updates | 0 comments
As has become tradition, I will be attending Oracle OpenWorld again this year joined by a few other M&S team members focused on Oracle Fusion Middleware. Let us know if you will be around and want to meet up. The most solid agenda items I have are the authors’ seminar for a new WebCenter 11g book we are releasing (more on that to come), a few of the SOA, BPM, Governance, and Enterprise 2.0 events with Product Management teams, and, of course, the concert.
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on Apr 5, 2010 in Industry Trends, News and Updates | 1 comment
At M&S, we are going virtual all the way. We have delivered a number of virtualized environments for customers. Some have been for Oracle Middleware solutions, some for complete Microsoft domains. Some for open source system. And many for development instances.
We have tinkered with going totally virtual for own infrastructure over the years, but decided to avoid biting the bullet for a number of reasons: migration time/effort has typically been at the top of the list. But with the improvements in virtualization technology, advantages proven now over years, apparent “stickiness” of the leading players, our own maturity in this space, and general adoption by the community at large (more clearly read, “readily available support”), we are diving in.
Over the next few weeks and months, each component of the M&S infrastructure will be moved to virtual machines. Certain details of our infrastructure will not be posted on this blog for security reasons, but there are team members working on this who will try to keep the blog up-to-date. If you are interested in how things are going, feel free to contact us. We are excited about this ride.
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on Jun 28, 2009 in Industry Trends, Offerings, Technical Tips | 1 comment
A few of us have got some writer’s cramp (is there such a thing when typing?) from writing an excellent WebCenter 11g book.
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on May 21, 2009 in Case Studies, Industry Trends, News and Updates, Technical Tips | 16 comments
Oracle Corporation has recently published a white paper written by M&S Consulting, where we take the opportunity to outline an integration approach to Salesforce.com using Oracle BPEL.
A Technical Case Study – Creating an Oracle BPEL adapter to integrate with Salesforce.com – Feb 2009
Below is the introduction to the article, which goes on to detail (with step-by-step screenshots) how to achieve integration with Salesforce.com…
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on May 21, 2009 in News and Updates, Offerings | 0 comments
SOA Labels
Among their many characteristics, all too often SOA projects have been labeled in their worst moments as:
- Overly complex in architecture, design, and communication to the organization
- Lacking the ability to control costs during implementation and maintenance
- Difficult to attract and retain talent with valuable experience, deep skills, and real success
It’s Not SOA’s Fault
Guess what. None of these are characteristics of SOA, but instead…
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on May 10, 2009 in Industry Trends, News and Updates | 0 comments
We are asked this question quite a lot. Find out some unique insights on M&S Consulting in this article.
The M&S business model is created from the group up to deliver repeated success, consistently: a great benefit to our organization and yours.
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on Apr 19, 2009 in News and Updates | 1 comment
M&S has taken our years of Identity Management with products from companies like Oracle to integrate with Google’s popular “Google Apps” offering. By leveraging an existing Identity Management infrastructure, organizations can seamlessly integrate with Google Apps assets like calendar, mail, documents, sites, and more without requiring their users to login, let alone even have any knowledge of Googe Apps usernames/passwords.
M&S is comfortable with the SAML protocol that Google relies on and can implement an appropriate handshake with a variety of tools and languages, including Java, .NET, PHP, and Perl.
Contact us if you are an existing Google Apps Premier or Education Edition customer that wants to leverage Single Sing-On (SSO).
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