[vox] Oracle AppServer (9iAS) training - Quilogy Roseville

[Marc Elliot Hall]

Eric D. Pierce wrote:
> fwiw, Quilogy Roseville offers Oracle 9iAS training (they
> are an Oracle business partner):
> 
> http://www.quilogy.com/locations.aspx?page=85
> 
> I attended training there recently and was very satisfied
> with their instructors and facility. They went beyond the
> usual "Oracle-speak" mindset that I was expecting.
> 
I have also attended Quilogy training in Oracle 9iAS. Although the 
experience was valuable, I did find that the instructor had a few gaps 
in knowledge that may make a difference in implementation; e.g., he said 
that the Oracle 9iAS web server was an Oracle product, when, in fact, it 
is Apache -- And then he was thoroughly confused when I informed him 
that Apache was an Open Source, freely available web server. Apparently, 
he'd never heard of Free software before.

Overall, though, I'd say that their training was 4 out of a possible 5; 
with the exception of the aforementioned gaps, it was very helpful.

> If Quilogy sees it as a sufficiently attractive marketing
> opportunity, they might be willing to send one of their
> trainers to do a user-group presentation.
> 
That's a possibility -- if for no other reason, it would be good to 
raise Quilogy's awareness of Free and Open Source software.

> regards,
> ep
> 
> 
> On 30 Jun 2003 at 0:54, Bill Kendrick wrote:
> 
> 
>>I just noticed this over on SacLUG.org:
>>
>>  Wednesday, July 9, 2003 -
> 
> ...
> 
> 
>> ... has been working on Oracle App
>>  Server
> 
> 
> ...

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