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We recently sat down with Dan Koloski, Senior Director of Business Development with the Oracle Enterprise Manager team. Dan and his team are responsible for direct and indirect channel management, product family messaging, partnerships and key initiatives like the Oracle Enterprise Manager Extensibility Exchange.

Correct partitioning of your virtual machines (VMs) for Oracle workloads is vital to ensure full license compliance.

It is crucial to have a firm grasp of the Oracle licensing exposure within your business. Misinformation continues to flood the marketplace.

Understanding how hard and soft partitioning impacts your Oracle VMware licenses is vital for avoiding costly licensing issues.

Oracle Enterprise Edition offers a number of licensing options, but businesses often fail to properly evaluate their deployments, leading them to violate their Oracle VMware licensing agreements.

Businesses that are increasingly moving to VMware environments for their Oracle workloads need to carefully consider how they manage their server licenses.

This post is the sixth in a series by guest blogger Hans Forbrich, founder of Forbrich Consulting, entitled Debunking some persistent myths about Oracle Enterprise Manager. Download the eBook with the complete series.

This post is the fifth in a series by guest blogger Hans Forbrich, founder of Forbrich Consulting, entitled Debunking some persistent myths about Oracle Enterprise Manager. Stay tuned for the sixth and final post and a downloadable e-Book of the entire series.

This post is the fourth in a series by guest blogger Hans Forbrich, founder of Forbrich Consulting, entitled Debunking some persistent myths about Oracle Enterprise Manager.

This post is part of detailed series of articles that provide a guide for understanding VMware plugin from Blue Medora. In this post we will discuss in detail the inadequacies of VMware vCenter console and explains how our plug-in provides integration with VMware and enables an end-to-end visibility of Oracle workloads running within VMware-based virtualized environments.