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06/04/08
OTMFAQ has added a new OTM SIG section called "Share Oracle Issues and Bugs", which you can visit here: Share Oracle Issues and Bugs - Oracle OTM / G-Log GC3 Community Support

The purpose is to provide a section for the community to share open issues and bugs, so that there is greater visibility and so that we can rally support in order to get them solved more quickly.

04/23/08

OTMFAQ has just introduced a new feature-- Tutorials! Using the ScreenStepsLive framework, we're able to create and post lessons, howto's and tutorials that visually guide members how to perform certain actions or activities.

In order to access the tutorials, just click on the "OTMFAQ Tutorials" or "Tutorials" link on the left side of the OTMFAQ - Oracle OTM / G-Log GC3 Community Support site.

You can also access them directly via this link:ScreenSteps Live (http://otmfaq.screenstepslive.com/)

 

09/12/07
OTMFAQ Blogs now has RSS feeds available. Subscribe now and keep up with the latest posts.

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08/27/07
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03/23/07
OTMFAQ has just created an OTMFAQ: OTM - GC3 Careers section, catering to the needs of people pursuing jobs with Oracle's OTM (Oracle Transportation Manager) product. Separate areas are now provided for a "Marketplace" (commercial posts), "Positions Available", "Resources and Resumes" and "Training, Certification and Documentation". This is the first publicly available site to provide OTM professionals with the tools they need to move forward in their careers.
11/11/06
The MavenWire Forums have partnered with the OTM SIG in order to create the OTMFAQ Forums -- a larger, more complete community for supporting Oracle's OTM (formerly G-Log's GC3) product. The new site (http://www.otmfaq.com/) caters exclusively to OTM and provides resources for both functional and technical experts.
10/31/06
The OTM SIG (OTM SIG - OAUG) has been gaining momentum over the last few months as one of the best sources for community-driven support of Oracle's OTM (formerly G-Log's GC3) application. They offer an email distribution-list, quarterly calls and a fantastic environment for learning OTM and providing a community voice with Oracle.
06/23/06
MavenWire has recently introduced their community forum services. Their forums (MavenWired Community Forums) are free, community-driven forums, aimed at providing free and open support for GC3 / OTM and the integration of Open Source projects into business products and infrastructure. Visit them here: MavenWired Community Forums
06/01/06

MavenWire Experts are ready to help! MavenWire  - Award Winning Consulting Services, Training, Hosting, BPO and Development for Oracle OTM (G-Log GC3).MavenWire - OTM (G-Log GC3)

06/08/05
Open Book Solutions is now open for business! We're excited to begin on this trek and looking forward to working with you to solve your web marketing. Please come back here from time to time to check our progress and see how we can help you.



Latest Technology News

BusinessWeek Online -- Tech Beat

http://www.businessweek.com/the_thread/techbeat/

Maryland Company Seeks Ban on Wii Imports

- Wed, 20 Aug 2008 13:29:25 -0500

If Rockville, Md.-based Hillcrest Labs has its way, the Nintendo Wii will soon be off the market in the U.S. Hillcrest has designed a motion-sensitive remote control and accompanying user interface designed to make it easier for consumers to choose...

Is Microsoft's Vision of Search Enough to Catch Google?

- Tue, 19 Aug 2008 19:56:42 -0500

Short answer: No. Not even close. Not for a long time, anyway. But it's sure trying hard, and it would be dangerous for anyone to write off Microsoft. Its determination was on display today at the Search Engine Strategies...

Google's FreeTheAirwaves Push

- Mon, 18 Aug 2008 15:21:16 -0500

Today, Google has launched yet another publicity campaign. FreeTheAirwaves.com asks the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to carve out a piece of available airwaves, called white spaces, for free public broadband use. But while the idea sounds good, and has gained support from FCC Chairman Kevin Martin, I just don't see it going anywhere any time soon -- despite this additional pressure from Google.

NBC: A Gold Medal for Cluelessness

- Mon, 18 Aug 2008 14:59:33 -0500

As on old-media guy myself when I'm not blogging or podcasting, I tend to bristle when bloggers treat mainstream media as some sort of all-purpose curse word. But I have to say that NBC's silly dismissal of the Web during...

Google's Upcoming Phone: More Details

- Fri, 15 Aug 2008 12:43:47 -0500

The first mobile phone based on Android, which is software supported by Google, will debut this fall. Moe Tanabian, senior principal at IBB Consulting, has been able to give me a lot of details today on the software inside the device.

Latest Business News

BusinessWeek Online -- Economics Unbound

http://www.businessweek.com/the_thread/economicsunbound/

Misreading the Inflation Data

- Tue, 19 Aug 2008 14:52:32 -0500

I figured I'd do the previous post a different way. Today's PPI report contains data on both goods and services. The only one that anyone ever quotes is the goods side of the economy. But here's both on the same...

PPI Goods Index is misleading--services inflation falling

- Tue, 19 Aug 2008 10:34:40 -0500

Yes, I know the headlines say "Wholesale prices rising at fastest pace since 1981." That's from Associated Press. All the other online news service--CNN, the NYT, Reuters, Bloomberg--have roughly the same take on this morning's PPI numbers. I'm sure that...

My Whereabouts...

- Tue, 12 Aug 2008 17:14:29 -0500

...deep on the Jersey shore, putting fixes onto the final pages of my textbook ("Economics:The Basics" -- very very soon to appear from McGraw-Hill). For a break, I walk along the beach once a day, and read about the John...

Size of Possible Revisions

- Fri, 01 Aug 2008 09:43:34 -0500

The labor market report this morning shows that private sector jobs are down by 418K over the past year. That doesn't seem so bad. However, history suggests that the revisions downward could be quite large. Let's look back at the...

Labor Market Getting Worse--How Long?

- Fri, 01 Aug 2008 08:48:17 -0500

This morning's employment report shows the unemployment rate now up to 5.7%, while the private sector lost 76K jobs. Outside of health and social assistance, the loss was 110K. Now, the unemployment rate never gets revised (except for some small...