Sep, 2001 : Totality Integrates Oracle in Managed Services Suite

📅 September 25, 2001 - Totality Corp. (totality.com), a leading provider ofApplication and Infrastructure Management services for e-businesses,yesterday announced it has committed to leveraging Oracle9i ApplicationServer as part of its membership in the Service Provider partner initiativeof the Oracle Partner Program.

Totality will use the platform provided by Oracle9iAS to deploy fast, highlyscalable e-business applications and Web sites, enabling a higher quality ofservice and lower operational costs for joint customers. Totality provides acomplete outsourced solution for infrastructure development and 24x7 sitemanagement and operations for e-businesses.
"By working with Oracle, the largest provider of software for e-business,Totality further strengthens its leadership in the Managed Service Providerspace by adding to the wealth of technology and service developments aroundOracle9iAS," said Michael Carrier, CTO of Totality. "Our role is toarchitect, manage and operate large e-business sites. The provenscalability, performance and reliability of Oracle9iAS will help deliver thehighest service quality to our mutual customers."
By becoming a member of the Oracle Service Provider initiative, Oracle 9iASwill be a core component supported in Totality's site blueprints and 24x7operations center. Totality's site development service, BuildWare, willaccelerate deployment of sites built on Oracle 9iAS. Totality's operationalenvironment, ManageWare, will integrate capacity planning tools, managementand monitoring tools and operational processes customized for customersdeployed on Oracle9iAS.
"A well-executed development and operations strategy is key to a company'se-business success," said Thomas Kurian, vice president for Oracle9iDevelopment at Oracle Corp. "The combination of Oracle's leading-edgeapplication server platform and Totality's superior 24x7 site management andoperations services makes a strong e- business proposition for potentialclients."
The Oracle Partner Program is a global business network of more than 12,000companies who deliver innovative e- business solutions based on Oraclesoftware. Additional information is available at partner.oracle.com.

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