Oracle has already announced that they would continue supporting BEA products after the acquisition. The situation could become quite interesting for portal customers though, as Oracle would find itself in possession of four different portal products:
- Oracle Portal
- Oracle WebCenter
- BEA WebLogic Portal
- BEA AquaLogic User Interaction (formerly Plumtree)
- BEA AquaLogic and Oracle WebCenter both focus on integration and SOA, and can offer good web application development toolkits.
- BEA WebLogic Portal and Oracle Portal bring to marked strengths in role and object based portals with focus on personalization and segmentation, and can offer a platform for self-service applications
- All four portals offer only average CMS and DMS functions in comparison to other special ECM and portal vendors
Therefore I struggle understand Oracles acquisition strategy, and I miss to se the synergy, and as I see it – ”two plus two is still equalling...just two”.
If any se this different please bring me wisdom ☺
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