Java’s Aromatic Message
- by Kristin Rose
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Kicking off day 4 of Oracle OpenWorld with a hot cup of Java
has never tasted so good! The Java Exchange @ JavaOne keynote took place this
morning and covered topics such as M2M and marketing strategy. Senior Vice President of Oracle's Worldwide
Alliances and Channels, Judson Althoff, discussed how Java’s device to data
center reach offers customers and partners across a range of industries,
significant business advantages by minimizing development costs, testing
cycles, and time-to-market while maximizing application reuse, solution
flexibility and end-to-end security.
All in all, each presenter offered interesting insight into
how Java is affecting the world we live in today, as well as how it will affect
us in the future. With the potential of 50 billion connected devices by 2020,
the world of embedded Java is calling and we need to answer!
Can We Refill Your Java?
The OPN Communications Team
