Tag: ATG
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Oracle Commerce Cloud – The Good, Bad, and Ugly
What is Oracle Commerce Cloud? Oracle has been working on their Oracle Commerce Cloud offering for a while, pre-released first in the early Spring of 2015, and publicly launched in June 2015. It was the focus of the Commerce section of the recent Oracle CX 2016 conference in April 2016. The Commerce Cloud offering is…
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New ATG Rest Module
Marcelo Onhate has written a very useful ATG REST module based on Jersey which looks to be an improvement over the built-in ATG REST support. It uses annotations and is pretty simple to configure and vend REST services with. Check it out here: https://github.com/onhate/ATGRESTful
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Want an even better job? :)
While the ATG job opportunity at TOMS is pretty sweet, Spark::red is also hiring! I might be a bit biased but I think Spark::red is an amazing place to work. First, the jobs: We’re looking for sys admins, jboss admins, or technical ATG folks (architects, deployment specialists, etc…) to join our sys ops and support/deployment/load…
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Want a good job?
One of the first people to take me up on my Office Hours offer was a Talent Acquisition Specialist (aka recruiter). Unlike many people with that title, Jason had read up on me, read my blog, and knew I wasn’t looking for work. However he did want to pick my brain on a few aspects…
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Spark::red 2011 Review and 2012 Preview
2011 has been an amazing year for Spark::red ATG Oracle Commerce Hosting. We’ve added several new clients (including a well known member of the Fortune 1000!) We’ve added 101 new dedicated servers and over 20 cloud computing instances We’ve opened an office in Boston We’ve earned our PCI Level 1 MSP Certification We’ve hired several…
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What Oracle/ATG Could Do With Licensing
This is a follow-up to my post earlier this week: ATG Licensing – One Step Forward, Two Steps Back. I feel like Oracle has really shot themselves in the foot on this. They’ve changed up how many licenses need to be sold as a minimum to small and medium customers, and they’ve done this without…