Oracle’s first quarter, fiscal 2010 profit results

September 17, 2009
MSPs: Do Your Employees Know What Business You’re In?
MSPmentor
Justin Crotty offers some advice on what management can do to help make sure their employees are representing the company as best they can.

“It falls to management to define your company’s value proposition and ensure each of your employees is able to understand and communicate it properly. The simple exercise of defining your value proposition and solidifying the standard company elevator pitch will help both your customers, as well as your employees, understand what value you bring to them. Ultimately, it may help you win new customers and shorten your sales cycles.”

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REVIEW: Logitech V220 Cordless Optical Mouse
IT World Canada
Jennifer Kavur shares her thoughts on Logitech’s V220 cordless optical mouse product.

“Priced at US $29.99, the compact mouse features a 1000 dpi optical sensor, six month battery life, cross-platform compatibility, horizontal scrolling and zoom, an ergonomic design and rubber grips. The V220 offers the right amount of features for a very decent price. It performs well and is well suited for students who don’t want to spend a lot of money on a wireless mouse or travelers who want a comfortable device that works on multiple platforms with little fuss.”

Oracle Q1 sales down, profit up
The Register

Timothy Prickett Morgan recaps Oracle’s first quarter of its fiscal 2010 year results.

“New software license sales were down 17 per cent to just over $1 billion, but software license updates and product support rose six per cent, to $3.11 billion. For the fiscal second quarter, Oracle expects earnings of between 26 cents and 27 cents per share, up from 25 cents per share in the second quarter of fiscal 2009. Overall sales should be anywhere from flat to up three per cent.”

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