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OUG Scotland Conference & Exhibition 2008
The OUG Scotland Conference & Exhibition 2008 will be held at the Radisson Hotel, Glasgow on Wednesday 8th October 2008.
Following the success of the OUG Scotland Conference & Exhibition 2007 this year's event is expected to be event bigger with over 250 delegates and eight Exhibitors.
This year we will run five parallel streams to include Oracle Technology DBA, Technology Developer, Applications, Business Intelligence along with the added bonus of a Partner stream. The presentations included in the agenda will be presented from senior Oracle speakers, customers and Partners.
The evening drinks reception will enable you to network with your peers as well as enjoying a few free drinks.
The Exhibition will include key Oracle partners and suppliers of Oracle related products and services and will be open to delegates throughout the day.
For a PDF version of the agenda please Click here
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09.15 – 10.00
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Registration and Coffee
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10.00 – 10.10
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Welcome and Introduction
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Thomas Presslie, OUG Scotland Chairman
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10.10 – 10.25
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Our future together
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Stephen Gold, Vice President, Key Accounts - Technology
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10.25 – 10.30
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5 minutes to change into streams
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Sessions/Streams
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Applications Stream
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Developer Stream
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DBA Stream
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Business Intelligence Stream
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Partner Stream
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10.30 – 11.15
SESSION 1
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Planning, Budgeting and Forecasting for Projects - Our Graphical Solutions
Robert Scriven, Cairn Energy
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Visual Data Modelling with Oracle SQL Developer
Sue Harper, Oracle
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Understanding Advance Queuing
Julian Dyke, Julian Dyke.com
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What's in OWB 11GR2
Nathalie Nunn, Oracle
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Data Quality - The critical success factor for Enterprise Intelligence
Lisa Dobson, SolStonePlus
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11.15 – 11.35
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Tea and Coffee Break
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11.35 – 12.20
SESSION 2
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Recipe for a Successful upgrade to R12
Fiona Martin, IBM
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What would Jack do? 24 tips on how to survive Oracle Portal
Stefan Heumann, Sopra Group
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An Introduction to ASM and ZFS
Jason Arneil, Nominet
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Spreadsheets! Who needs them? We now have the SQL Model Clause
David Martland, Britannia Building Society
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Best Practices for your Oracle spreadsheet environment
Mark Gray, Global Software
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12.20 – 12.25
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Five minute interchange
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12.25 – 13.10
SESSION 3
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How Scottish Natural Heritage implemented HR on top of their Oracle E-Business Suite financials implementation
Patrick Haston and Evelyn McKeand, Scottish Natural Heritage
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Entry Points into SOA
Mark Simpson, Griffiths Waite
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Is Oracle smarter than your DBA?
Niall Litchfield, Maxima
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The truth about Analytic Apps - an answer to the problem of getting BI out of your corporate applications
Dermot Murray, Maxima
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Where next for Oracle Fusion Middleware?
Martin Percival, Oracle
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13.10 – 14.00
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Lunch
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14.00 – 14.45
SESSION 4
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Managing E-Business Suite Configuration using ConfigSnapshot
Robert Brentnall, Configuration and Release Manager and Andy Harriss, 2e2
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Adventures in APEX - Development experiences
Pete Williamson, Standard Life
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Is my backup (re)covered?
Piet De Visser, LogicaCMG UK
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Discoverer Delivers
Debra Lilley, Fujitsu
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Towards a green workforce
Ramesh Menon, Tata Consultancy Services
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14.45 – 15.00
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Tea
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15.00 – 15.45
SESSION 5
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Telecommunication Service Ordering - MACD enchancements in R12
Doug Toop, Inatech
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How to generate web services from Oracle Forms business logic and data access layers
Peter Sechser, PITSS
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Make life easier with Grid Control
James Anthony, Oracle
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Real-time BI Dashboards with APEX
Andrew Archibald, inOApps
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What's the latest in Fusion?
Debra Lilley, UKOUG Director
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15.45 – 16.00
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AOB and close in stream
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16.00 – 18.00
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Networking Reception
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UKOUG would like to thank the OUG Scotland Conference and Exhibition sponsors: Oracle, SolStonePlus, Tata and Global Software Inc.
Please click on the logos below to read more about them.
This event is managed by Aimee Kimerling, please contact her at: aimee@ukoug.org for further information
Information at SIGs is presented for member's best exploitation and use, in respect of their investment
in Oracle and related technologies. This therefore may be sensitive in nature. In order to preserve this
benefit for members, the UKOUG requests that this information is utilised for this purpose only.
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