Common User Provisioning (CUP) is a DRM feature that allows individuals to be provisioned access in DRM by joining a group, rather than being given access one by one by a DRM administrator.
Oracle DRM PSU 11.1.2.4.345 Test Results
Oracle recently released 11.1.2.4.345 Patch Set Update (PSU). This PSU includes some significant DRM, Data Relationship Governance (DRG) & Common User Provisioning (CUP) related defect fixes, but no new features. Stay tuned for more updates as we start testing the defects fixed in this PSU!
Girls Who Code Gala 2018: Imagining a World Beyond Equity – How General Electric Develops Women in STEM
During International Women’s Day 2018, women from all over the world: Spain, Pakistan, Uganda, Italy, Russia, South Korea, Philippines, Afghanistan,…
Building a DRG Workflow: The Magical Steps
Oracle DRM enables organizations to achieve a standardized and centralized management of their metadata for various entities and attributes. However, technology alone is just an enabler, it is not the complete solution for the master data management needs of an enterprise. The missing parts of the puzzle are the people and the process. That’s where ‘Data Governance’ comes into the picture.
Oracle DRM PSU 11.1.2.4.345 Highlights
Oracle recently released 11.1.2.4.345 Patch Set Update (PSU). This PSU includes some significant DRM, Data Relationship Governance (DRG) & Common User Provisioning (CUP) related defect fixes, but no new features. Stay tuned for more updates as we start testing the defects fixed in this PSU!
Oracle DRM Data Maps: Intro
While the primary objective of most DRM implementations is to establish a controlled and efficient maintenance model for sending metadata to subscribing applications, more DRM customers are realizing the tool’s potential to support with the alignment and publication of data maps. Mappings in DRM can be implemented through the familiar context of hierarchies and properties.
The #DataRestless Millennials
DRM is indeed the acronym that inspired the Data Restless Millennials blog name… It is also a reference to the Oracle Data Relationship Management product that will be highlighted in many of our blog posts.
