Moving on... Back to Oracle
As most of you have probably heard by now, I left Orbeon a few weeks ago. I'm off to see if I can make an impact at Oracle, a company which has benefitted hugely from Free and open source software. Oracle is definitely ready to commit to open source by dedicating resources and contributing IP. I'm quite sad to leave my great friends at Orbeon where I got used to working with extremely talented people. Change is always hard but change is good.
I'm very excited to re-join Oracle! I met some people at Eclipse World (where I gave a keynote last week) and they couldn't believe somebody was hired at Oracle as the Chief Open Source Evangelist. One attendee told me "Oracle and open source just don't go together". Let's face it; Oracle is known as an active contributor to the JCP. Oracle has also been known as a big supporter of OSS on the consuming side. But the reality is that when it comes to development tools and middleware, Oracle is behind on the giving back side. Well, we are working on that and I am here to change this perception. We have already started with a few Eclipse and Apache projects where we have taken the lead and have been joined by vendors like IBM, BEA, JBoss and Exadel. This is just the beginning. Soon Oracle will be the largest software vendor actively involved with the open source community. I am sure there will be challenges for me at Oracle but I couldn't be more enthusiastic about my role in the company as well as in the OSS community.
Stay tuned!
I'm very excited to re-join Oracle! I met some people at Eclipse World (where I gave a keynote last week) and they couldn't believe somebody was hired at Oracle as the Chief Open Source Evangelist. One attendee told me "Oracle and open source just don't go together". Let's face it; Oracle is known as an active contributor to the JCP. Oracle has also been known as a big supporter of OSS on the consuming side. But the reality is that when it comes to development tools and middleware, Oracle is behind on the giving back side. Well, we are working on that and I am here to change this perception. We have already started with a few Eclipse and Apache projects where we have taken the lead and have been joined by vendors like IBM, BEA, JBoss and Exadel. This is just the beginning. Soon Oracle will be the largest software vendor actively involved with the open source community. I am sure there will be challenges for me at Oracle but I couldn't be more enthusiastic about my role in the company as well as in the OSS community.
Stay tuned!
11 Comments:
Congrats! That's going to be a fun job! :)
By Anonymous, at 10:24 AM
Do you think that Oracle will also hire people in geographic regions like Europe / AsiaPacific reflecting your job role ?
By Anonymous, at 7:51 PM
Oracle is increasingly committed to OSS. This said, I am not sure how many people will be hired and where at this point.
By Omar Tazi, at 7:57 PM
This is fantastic ! I have been waiting for ORCL to really step up their commitmet to the OSS community. I hope your "impact" will also mean an increased attention to the the whole world of online communities where opinions of people are being shaped but which so far has been a kind of "hic sunt leones".
Good luck - I hope there will be a chance to meet if you ever come to Italy
By Gianni, at 3:01 AM
Hello, it's me again.
I was following this thread on /. and was wondering what are your views
http://developers.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=05/09/20/0350226&from=rss
By Gianni, at 3:56 AM
Hi Gianni,
Sorry for not responding earlier...
I obviously think that the hot-pluggable strategy adopted by Oracle is a great startegy, we are 100% behind statndards and are willing to compete in an open world. That's why we can run our apps on Websphere. Websphere is one of the leading application servers on the market, many oracle customers have happen to have Websphere and supporting Websphere makes total sense to boost our apps business. We are still competing on the middleware and DB fronts but cooperating on other fronts such as making Linux better, and providing IBM customers with great apps to run their CRM, HR, ERP, etc.
By Omar Tazi, at 9:55 AM
Quand je pense a tous ces trajets Lausanne-Montpellier a refaire le monde...
Bonne continuation a toi l'evangeliste!
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