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November 17, 2020

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19 Critical Features Customers Lose When the Leave the Oracle Database
The Oracle database is the world's leading converged database for a variety of reasons, but the biggest is unique features critical to customer requirements, especially uptime and performance management, that only Oracle has. In this talk, Franck Pachot describes 19 features customers lose when they leave the Oracle database.

As always, we start with announcements, then move into a technical presentation and then open the lines for your questions related to the Oracle database including features, use cases, best practices, and more. The sessions are recorded and the recordings are usually available a few days after the session is held.
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    Franck Pachot

    Franck Pachot   

    Principal Consultant at dbi-services (Switzerland), Franck is an active and widely respected member of the Oracle Database community. He is a member of the Oak Table network and is an Oracle ACE Director.
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    Matthew OKeefe

    Matthew OKeefe   

    Matthew helps executives, managers, developers, DBAs, analysts and engineers understand how Oracle's database technology can be leveraged for the highest business impact. He publishes frequently on LinkedIn and Oracle Forbes Voices, including this popular post: The Top 10 Lies You've Been Told About Relational Databases, https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/top-ten-lies-youve-been-told-relational-databases-o-keefe-ph-d-
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