Oracle Magazine - January/February 2012

TAKE Solutions Extends Safety and Pharmacovigilance Service Offerings TAKE Solutions, a life sciences solutions developer and Oracle Gold Partner, has launched SafetyReady for Oracle, a new solution that helps life sciences organizations jump-start safety and pharmacovigilance efforts. Based on Oracle Argus Safety—a comprehensive drug safety and pharmacovigilance software platform for life sciences organizations—SafetyReady helps ensure regulatory compliance and product oversight from clinical development through postmarketing surveillance.

TAKE also offers SafetyReady Cloud, an on-demand option suitable for midsize businesses with limited resources.

TAKE’s solution suite includes SafetyReady
Upgrade, which makes upgrading to new
Oracle Argus Safety releases easier, and
SafetyReady Migrate,
which helps customers
migrate from other appli-
cations to Oracle Argus
Safety solutions.
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Fishbowl Solutions Earns Validation

LINDY GROENING

Kapow Software’s Kapow Katalyst 8 Achieves Oracle Validated Integration with Oracle WebCenter Kapow Katalyst 8 from Oracle Gold Partner and cloud application integrator Kapow Software has achieved Oracle Validated Integration with Oracle WebCenter. The Kapow Katalyst application integration platform automates the migration of content from many different content management applications, including homegrown systems, into Oracle WebCenter.

Kapow Katalyst supports an automated, repeatable migration process, including workflows for inventory analysis, migration, and verification. Kapow Katalyst also includes an inventory analysis service, Katalyst Analyzer for Content Management, which can be used to rapidly assess the size and extent of the migration project.

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Three Oracle Partners Achieve
Diamond Distinction

Three Oracle partners—Deloitte, Fujitsu, and PwC—have achieved Diamond status. The highest level available in Oracle PartnerNetwork, the Diamond distinction recognizes a partner’s broad and deep experience across core Oracle technologies and its commitment to helping customers maximize the value of their Oracle investments.

Deloitte and its member firms worldwide employ more than 10,000 Oracle-focused practitioners and thousands of tax, finance, human resources, risk, and business consulting professionals, enabling the company to provide a global perspective on business issues facing multinational enterprises. Deloitte member firms have achieved 28 specializations across Oracle applications, technology, and hardware. The company’s expertise spans Oracle product areas including Oracle E-Business Suite, Oracle’s JD Edwards and PeopleSoft applications, Oracle’s Siebel Customer Relationship Management, Oracle SOA Suite, and Oracle Business Intelligence applications.

Fujitsu, a leading I T services provider, employs more than 3,500 Oracle specialists and has achieved Oracle specializations in more than 32 Oracle technologies. The company has collaborated with Oracle for more than 20 years and has earned advanced specializations in Oracle Database 11g, Oracle Solaris, and Oracle’s SPARC Enterprise M-Series and SPARC T-Series servers.

PwC helps clients leverage Oracle technologies to realize critical objectives ranging from improving day-to-day operations to large-scale, transformational change. The company employs a global network of Oracle specialists with experience in enterprise resource planning; human capital management; supply chain management; Oracle Business Intelligence; enterprise performance management; Oracle Identity Management; Oracle governance, risk, and compliance applications; and other Oracle solutions. PwC also deployed one of the first Oracle Fusion