History Time Line Of Oracle!

2004 First to provide a single customer view from multiple data sources with Oracle Customer DataHub 2003 First to introduce Enterprise Grid Computing with Oracle 10g First database that is available in production for 64-bit Linux with IPF. 2002 First database to pass 15 industry standard security evaluations and first Real Application Clustering First native XML support in a relational database First fully integrated relational and multidimensional database First database with table compression on Unix, NT and Linux First complete and integrated business intelligence platform 2001 First database to complete the 3 terabyte TPC-H world record First database to pass over 9 industry standard security evaluations First database with built-in Web services First database with integrated data mining First database with support for real world packaged applications on a cluster First database with Hash, Range, Composite and List partitioning First database with dynamic memory management First database with built-in workflow First database with complete online maintenance operations First to support the JOLAP API 2000 First to offer complete and simple software for information management including the Oracle9i Database, Oracle9i Application Server and Oracle9i Developer Suite Provide a single data model and single global instance Industry's first Developer Service Provider (DSP) Offers a complete applications suite First to offer developers online services for application development First to release a production framework for defining Web services Launches first online developers skills exchange, Oracle Technology Network (OTN) Xchange Introduces fully integrated application server for internet computing-Oracle Internet Application Server (Oracle9iAS) Introduces first internet developer suite First to offer an internet file system built for the internet, Oracle Internet File System Launches Oracle Mobile, wireless applications service provider Delivers the industry's only complete e-business suite, Oracle E-Business Suite 11i Launches E-Business Network 1999 First to integrate Java and XML into an application development tool Launches first industry exchange, AutoXchange, with Ford Motor Company Launches complete e-business initiative Provides applications hosting (Oracle Outsourcing) Delivers first comprehensive, internet-based CRM suite Overtakes SAP in US manufacturing Offers the only internet platform for mobile, embedded, and information appliance computing First relational database management system (RDBMS) ported to Linux First database with XML support First to offer a full-featured internet database First to introduce capabilities to use XML and SQL in Java servlets First to introduce the concept of portlets as a way to integrate applications into an e-business portal