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Market-Leading, Certified, Hot-Pluggable - For a Lower TCO
Oracle Fusion Middleware for Applications applies Oracle's market-leading middleware portfolio to the leading business applications. Extend the business value of your applications across user communities, lines of business, and organizations.

Learn more about Oracle's middleware strategy.



BENEFITS


* Increase your capacity for growth and change—The only comprehensive and integrated middleware foundation certified with Oracle HCM, CRM, financial management, and other business applications
* Enable business insight—Pervasive Business Intelligence delivers insights from across information sources to drive more effective strategies, actions, and processes
* Mitigate risk and ensure compliance—The industry's only hot-pluggable middleware automates information access and document management across applications and business processes
* Empower users for productive interactions—Unified access to processes, information, and services for customers, partners and workers


Oracle is #1 in Middleware
Only Oracle delivers the #1 portfolio of open, world-class middleware products. Three core design principles help drive Oracle Fusion Middleware's leadership position in the market:

* Comprehensive—Provides a complete offering—ranging from Java application servers and business process management to Enterprise 2.0 user interaction and content management
* Preintegrated—Delivers best-in-class middleware products that work together and with Oracle Database and Oracle Applications to lower the cost of ownership
* Hot-pluggable—Allows customers to drop and deploy Oracle middleware into heterogeneous IT environments, providing long-term flexibility, and the ability to optimize existing IT investments


A World-Class Combination
The addition of BEA products to Oracle Fusion Middleware advances Oracle's middleware strategy and further strengthens key areas of the Oracle Fusion Middleware family. Hear from Oracle executives on the strategic direction of Oracle Fusion Middleware in this in-depth Webcast (Presentation PDF). See what customers, partners, and user communities are saying. Learn more about Oracle Fusion Middleware's strategic products in the table below:



PRODUCT AREA STRATEGIC PRODUCTS LISTEN
Middleware Oracle Fusion Middleware Podcast 1
Podcast 2
Application Server Oracle WebLogic Server
Oracle WebLogic Suite
Oracle WebLogic Application Grid
Oracle Coherence
Oracle JRockit Podcast
Podcast
Podcast
Podcast
Podcast
Transaction Processing Oracle Tuxedo Podcast
Service-Oriented Architecture Oracle SOA Suite Podcast
SOA Governance Oracle SOA Governance Podcast
Developer Tools Oracle JDeveloper
Oracle Enterprise Pack for Eclipse Podcast
Podcast
Podcast
Enterprise 2.0 and Portals Oracle WebCenter Suite
Oracle WebCenter Services Podcast
Podcast
Business Process Management Oracle BPM Suite Podcast
Enterprise Content Management Oracle Content Management Podcast
Collaboration Oracle Beehive Podcast
Identity Management Oracle Identity Management Podcast
Business Intelligence Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition Plus Podcast
Event-Driven Architecture Oracle EDA Suite Podcast
Data Integration Oracle Data Integration Suite Podcast
Service Delivery Platform Oracle Service Delivery Platform



WHAT CUSTOMERS ARE SAYING



* Procter & Gamble
* USi, an AT&T company
* Farmers Insurance Group
* Ingersoll Rand
* Logitech
* First Horizon
* The First American Corporation
* Kabel Deutschland
* PG&E
* BAE Systems Australia
* NetApp
* TIAA-CREF



* INDRA
* CRIS (Indian Railways)
* InterCall
* Habitat
* WebEx Communications
* Intermountain Healthcare
* Synapse Group Inc.
* California State University
* Colorcon
* Novartis Pharma AG
* London Stock Exchange
* Schneider National Inc.

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