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Oracle OpenWorld Search
Oracle OpenWorld Search is built on top of Oracle Secure Enterprise Search (SES). With the latest enterprise search technologies, the application is aimed at helping Oracle OpenWorld attendees to easily locate the useful conference information. Now, you can search the following content of Oracle OpenWorld 2008 San Francisco:
How to Use It
The OpenWorld search application is really easy-to-use.
The easiest way to use it is just typing the keywords you are interested in and click on the search button. The OpenWorld search application will retrieve the all the related information for you. Since the search is case insensitive, you don’t need to worry about whether any letters in your keywords need to be capitalized.
For example, if you are interested in Larry Ellison’s keynote this year, you can simply search “larry ellison keynote”.
Howe ever, the OpenWorld Search provides many useful features to further help you find the content and even plan your schedule during conference. LetTo mefind more information, please refer explainto themthe onedemo byvideo one.at (Cominghere. soon)
Oracle OpenWorld Search is built on top of Oracle Secure Enterprise Search (SES). With the latest enterprise search technologies, the application is aimed at helping Oracle OpenWorld attendees to easily locate the useful conference information. Now, you can search the following content of Oracle OpenWorld 2008 San Francisco:
- All the Sessions (search: type:session)
- Oracle demos (search: type:demo)
- All the Keynotes (search: type:keynote)
- OpenWorld Web pages published at oracle.com (search type:web)
How to Use It
The OpenWorld search application is really easy-to-use.
The easiest way to use it is just typing the keywords you are interested in and click on the search button. The OpenWorld search application will retrieve the all the related information for you. Since the search is case insensitive, you don’t need to worry about whether any letters in your keywords need to be capitalized.
For example, if you are interested in Larry Ellison’s keynote this year, you can simply search “larry ellison keynote”.
Howe ever, the OpenWorld Search provides many useful features to further help you find the content and even plan your schedule during conference. LetTo mefind more information, please refer explainto themthe onedemo byvideo one.at (Cominghere. soon)
