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Proactively Manage Contracts, Policies, Web Assets, and Sales Content stored in Oracle WebCenter with Fishbowl’s Subscription Notifier

Oracle WebCenter Content is a great tool for keeping your company’s content organized, but it can be difficult to proactively manage new, updated, and expiring content. For example: Users check out content and forget to check it back in Plans and policies require...

Collaborate IOUG 2017: Oracle Cloud Technology Recap

Another great Oracle user group event in Vegas… Done! Shay Shmeltzer, Brian Fry, Mark Peterson & John from the Oracle Team – Thanks for the time and attention you gave me and colleagues at your demo pod discussing Mobile Cloud Service (MCS), Content and Experience...

Webinar Recording: Improve WebCenter Portal Performance by 30% and get out of Oracle ADF Development Hell

In this webinar Fishbowl’s Director of Solutions, Jerry Aber, shared how leveraging modern web development technologies like Oracle JET, instead of ADF taskflows, can dramatically improve the performance of a portal – including the overall time to load the home...

Hackathon Weekend at Fishbowl Solutions: Bots, Cloud Content Migrations, and Lightweight ECM Apps

It’s hackathon weeked at Fishbowl Solutions. This means our resident hackers (coders) will be working as teams to develop new solutions for Oracle WebCenter, enterprise search, and various cloud offerings. The theme overall this year is The Cloud, and each...

Webinar: Improve WebCenter Portal Performance by 30% and get out of Oracle ADF Development Hell

Join Fishbowl’s Enterprise Architect, Jerry Aber, as he shares recommendations on performance improvements for WebCenter-based portals. Jerry has been delivering portal projects for over 15 years, and has been instrumental in developing a technology framework...

Command Line and Vim Tips from a Java Programmer

I’m always interested in learning more about useful development tools. In college, most programmers get an intro to the Linux command line environment, but I wanted to share some commands I use daily that I’ve learned since graduation. Being comfortable on the command...

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