Maximizing Your Oracle WebCenter Sites Content Management Training - PART II

Posted by Mark Mitchelson on January 23, 2018 Web Experience Management WCS, Oracle WebCenter Sites, Training

Welcome to the second installment of Maximizing your WebCenter Sites Training. In the first article, I outlined a number of recommendations that focused on getting the most out of User, Developer, and Administrative CMS training.  It is critical that attendees know how to hit-the-ground-running, are engaged in system adoptance, and that all groups push towards a successful rollout. In this post, we'll focus on scheduling as it applies to an Enterprise Content Management implementation.

Carefully inject...

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Extending the REST API Outside of the Box for WebCenter Sites 12c

Posted by Allan Mai on January 16, 2018 Web Experience Management WCS 12c, controllers, Development

While the default REST API in WebCenter Sites 12c continues to provide the same basic and key functionalities for developers to use; if a developer or a project required a deeper and more targeted Sites specific task to be implemented, then this is where a customized controller and tailored end-point would have a place to shine.

Out of the Box

Out of the gate, WCS provides a decent collection of...

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Get More Out of Splunk in 2018 with These Powerful Products

Posted by Caroline Givnish on January 09, 2018 Function1 function1, Splunk, Operational Intelligence

You might have noticed that our Operational Intelligence team was busy in 2017. Between three different product launches. . . you're probably wondering: when do they sleep? I'm still not sure the answer to that, but we're pretty proud of all the sweat, blood, and tears that have gone into elevating our services and extending the power of Splunk for our customers; and so I thought it might be helpful to pull together a quick round-up of the latest and greatest Operational Intelligence products by Function1. 

Bloodhound App for Splunk

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Don’t Go Chasin’ Waterfalls (Part 1)

Posted by Puja Katari on December 21, 2017 Best Practices project management, agile, waterfall

When using the waterfall methodology to manage projects, each phase (Planning, Analysis, Design, Development, Testing, Deployment) must be fully completed before the next can begin. Everyone can call these phases something different, but essentially it’s when progress is seen as flowing steadily downwards. This has worked for so long and continues to work for some, but why not try something new? Agile, perhaps? It’s been around for a while, but lately, it’s the methodology of choice and it's gaining momentum. Agile is a time-boxed, iterative approach to software delivery that builds...

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