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August 14, 2002 -- (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- Oracle consulting, applications management and outsourcing company Appshop Inc. (Appshop.com) announced on Tuesday that it has been selected to host the Oracle Vision Database for the OAUG Europe conference, the OAUG Fall 2002 North American conference and the OAUG Asia Pacific conference.
Appshop said it hosted training for the OAUG?s last two North American events.
"We are honored to be selected to host Oracle applications training for OAUG members at these events worldwide through the remainder of this year," says Ravi Kulasekaran, CEO of Appshop. "We understand how important training is to users of the applications and are committed to helping them better understand how to get the most from their IT investment."
Appshop says it will host the OAUG traning on Sun Microsystems servers, a leading platform for Oracle E-Business Applications. Using the Sun infrastructure, Appshop says it offers rapid implementation, low cost and enhanced customer service for Oracle users.
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