Author: rspekle
In the past I've written about the Oracle World, especially focusing on fusion middleware. Since 2015 I’ve entered the Salesforce world and what a journey it has been and still is. In this blog, I will write about that journey and why I’m so deeply impressed by our platform and also what an architect needs to know to be able to find the value of the platform in their use case. A lot is different and a lot is the same!
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I am Ruben, Architect….
Today I started with the final part of my journey towards the CTA board. Within Salesforce we are lucky that you get a coach who will do an intensive three-month track in preparing you for the final board. This morning I had the first session. […]
Starting all over again….
In the past, I’ve had a blog before but never reached that steady pace I’ve seen others reach. Looking at blogs that are full of posts for years already. My biggest question is always: “Where do they find the time for so much content?”. The […]
Web 2.0 and Oracle Enterprise 2.0
At my employer (Capgemini) a program is in place to use more Web 2.0 features internally for our daily business. Oracle was asked to share their vision on Web 2.0 enabling of a company, Oracle’s name for that is Oracle Enterprise 2.0. So a consultant […]
Innovation in Packaged Applications
When I read this post of Jim Holincheck of Gartner it really got me thinking. Jim reacts on a post which is arguing that Oracle is not focusing on stability and quality before innovation in its packaged solutions. Jim responds that you have core and context […]
Quote 001: Asteroid and dinosaur….
I’ve decided to collect quotes between my posts. I often get attracted to nice sayings or one liners and I think this is a nice way to collect them. Today we were looking for a tool that can convert the trac-wiki to the mediawiki . Someone suggested […]
Integration on the middle tier: Oracle AIA
My very first post is a post that i already have done in the internal blogs of Capgemini, my employer. I re-post it here because I want to write about AIA in one of my next posts and don’t want to tell this story again, […]