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NYOUG Webinar on May 16, 2023 presented by Charles Kim

Oracle Database 23c Free Version with “App Simple” features is now available in production mode for the developer community. Developers and data engineers now have access to innovative features that simplify development of modern and cloud data-driven applications. Right around the corner, Oracle Database 23c Long-Term Support Release will be available in Oracle Cloud, to Engineered Systems and to on-premises customers.

This session will prepare you for the upgrade path to Oracle Database 23c as we discuss:
• Why should you consider making this upgrade strategy a part of your data strategy
• Why should you consider adopting the new features of Oracle Database 23c.

The multi-tenant option is critical to upgrading to Oracle Database 23c. If you have not embraced it yet, what are the things that you need to factor in as part of the upgrade. We will discuss the upgrade path to Oracle Database 23c. We will discuss what you can do to prepare for this journey, how to have the important conversation with your management on why this upgrade is critical to the organization, and most importantly, what are some of the options to reduce or eliminate your downtime.

Charles Kim is a co-founder and CEO of Viscosity North America, a highly specialized niche consulting organization comprised of industry experts in Oracle Engineered Systems, RAC, Oracle Cloud, Virtualization, and Performance Tuning. And has co-authored over ten books around the Oracle EcoSystem. He is an an Oracle ACE Director, VMware Expert, an Oracle Certified DBA, a Certified Exadata Specialist, and a Certified Oracle Linux, Oracle Cloud, and RAC Expert. Charles was selected into the Oracle ACE Program on May 2008 and became an Oracle ACE Director as of December 2009. Charles became a VMware vExpert in the class of 2013.

This event is co-hosted by the New York Oracle Users Group (www.nyoug.org) and Oracle Professional Services firm, Viscosity North America (www.viscosityna.com)