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The article focuses on the shift of Oracle Corp. into the cloud computing technology, as they develop cloud solutions for the enterprise market. The author mentions that Oracle has launched several cloud offering during its Oracle Openworld 2012 event in San Francisco, California, claiming that they are already a complete cloud provider. He states that Oracle is also offering applications in software-as-a-service (SaaS) versions.

The article announces the launch of new computer network security software by the small companies. These software perform health checks on desktop and laptop computers will be available in abundance at this weeks RSA Conference in San Jose, California. Industry leaders Cisco Systems Inc. and Microsoft Corp. are not commenting about their long-promised integration of their dominant network access control (NAC) architectures. The IT managers are wondering whether to go with one of the solutions that is already available or wait for an integrated offering that may never come. The old as well as the new computer network security industry unveil new NAC products and show off updates at the RSA Conference. The show could serve as a launching point for rapid adoption of end-point security products by the business enterprises in the next year. Almost after 14 months of the pledged of Cisco and Microsoft to cooperate, Executives of these companies still have little to say about how their endpoint security architectures will work.

The article reports on the move of Get Smart Web Consulting owner Bridget Ayers to present tips about Internet tools application at the First Friday Breakfast event of the Carlsbad Chamber of Commerce in California. It states that the event will be held at the Windmill Banquet & Catering. It mentions that the registration will start at 55 dollars, while the charges include 50 dollars for nonmembers and 30 dollars for the members.

The article focuses on the business report from Hewlett-Packard Co., the core personal computer and printer businesses related to its earnings. It states the company's earning for first-quarter tumbled 13% despite the slight 1% rise in revenue. It also offers information on the performance of technology giant's broad portfolio of products and services. In addition, Palo Alto-base HP in California reported net income for three months ended January 31, 2009 fell to $1.9 billion or 79% a share.

The article features Ocarina Networks which offer online storage optimization appliances and software in San Jose, California. It cites that the company utilizes compression algorithm in squishing data for specific file types. It discusses the process of data compression which include extraction of storage objects from within files, correlation of objects and optimization of storage objects. Details on the company's people including founder Murli Thirumali are also offered.

The article reports on the launching of SocialSpace business-to-business social networking solution from Silicon Space LLC which intend to expand its clients businesses in San Diego, California. It is inferred that SocialSpace will provide a new forum for business to facilitate knowledge sharing and collaboration, solicit feedback from international and external business partners and extend company reach to new channels. The networking solution includes blogs, chat rooms and instant messaging.

Focuses on the potential benefits of Java technology in the business enterprises in San Francisco, California. Use of Web browsers in accessing the networks; Purpose of Java application; List several companies using Java middleware.

Presents information on the challenges faced by Delicato Family Vineyards, a family-owned wine operation in Manteca, California. How the company used its intranet as a means to access operational data; How Delicato benefits from the tools of Brio Technology Inc.; Increase in sales of the company for two years; Implication of the company's success.

The article highlights the annual Gilbane Conferences on Content Management Technologies in San Francisco, California in April 2006. The event featured programs on content management, enterprise planning, enterprise search, Intranets, wikis and blogs. Content Management Professionals also hosted its meeting along with the Gilbane event. Various photographs are presented, including one showing a competition for the best six-minute demonstration of a content management system. The winner was Chris Adams, chief technical officer and co-founder of Hot Banana Software Inc.

Highlights the KMWorld & Intranets 2003 conferences in Santa Clara, California. Goal of the conferences to help attendees develop and evaluate enterprise-wide KM strategies; Focus on executives and strategic business and technology decision makers; Theme of the conferences; Overview of the combined mega-event.

Presents a list of company Web sites in California. Includes the Chicago Title Company Web site information; Saint Agnes Medical Center; Better Business Bureau; Relevance of company Web site on consumer relations.