Oracle In-Memory Applications for JDE E1

[jdel6654]

I was reading up on tech bulletins from Oracle and found a link about something called "In-Memory" applications. Apparently Oracle says E1 runs 20x times faster in this infrastructure.

Since they don't really say upfront what the technology is that makes it go 20x faster (other than some vague reference to Oracle Engineered Systems), I was curious.

Anybody familiar Oracle In-Memory applications? Does Oracle Engineered Systems = [Some Proprietary Exalogic Oracle Stack]?

 

[jdel6654]

I read the MTRs for In-Memory Apps. And, it does appear that In-Memory Apps means Oracle Exa* infrastructure.

 

[DSauve]

I also recall hearing at the Collaborate conference that it requires a special E1 tools foundation as well.

 

[kmbutler]

I suggest going to the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne page on www.oracle.com as there is a section dedicated to this new offering and it provides good content and links you need to explore to fully understand these new products: Here is the link to the page, but note that there are 3 tabs to explore and the resource tab has links to the recorded training, white papers, etc. http://www.oracle.com/us/products/applications/jd-edwards-enterpriseone/in-memory/overview/index.html

 

[yyyyyyyyyyyyefffdf]

Anyone try In-Memory Applications on non-Exa ?


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I read the MTRs for In-Memory Apps. And, it does appear that In-Memory Apps means Oracle Exa* infrastructure.

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