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Qualcomm Incorporated (Nasdaq: QCOM), empresa líder en desarrollo e innovación de tecnologías inalámbricas avanzadas y soluciones de datos móviles, productos y servicios, y Oracle han anunciado la disponibilidad de Sun Java Wireless Client de Oracle para Brew Mobile Platform (Brew MP) de Qualcomm.

Con este lanzamiento, Sun Java Wireless Client, la implementación Java de Oracle para teléfonos móviles, estará ahora preintegrada en Brew MP. Tanto los fabricantes como los desarrolladores de teléfonos móviles disponen así de una solución revolucionaria para incorporar de forma consistente la tecnología Java en dispositivos móviles basados en Brew MP y garantizar la perfecta integración y coexistencia de las aplicaciones Java con las aplicaciones originales de Brew MP.

“La preintegración de Sun Java Wireless Client de Oracle en Brew MP ofrece a los desarrolladores de Java acceso a una mayor variedad de dispositivos móviles destinados al mercado general”, afirmó Jeet Kaul, vicepresidente de ingeniería de Java, Oracle. “Nos complace asociarnos con Qualcomm para proporcionar una implementación de Java multitarea de alto rendimiento a los operadores, fabricantes de teléfonos móviles y desarrolladores que utilizan Brew MP”.

“Qualcomm sigue demostrando su compromiso para abrir la plataforma Brew y aumentar la compatibilidad con tecnologías que le añaden valor, como Java”, declaró Jason Kenagy, vicepresidente de gestión de productos de Qualcomm CDMA Technologies. “Estamos encantados de trabajar con Oracle en la preintegración de Sun Java Wireless Client para Brew MP, que ofrecerá una amplia variedad de ventajas de portabilidad, regularidad y tiempo de comercialización al sector inalámbrico. Sun Java Wireless Client de Oracle es la solución de tecnología Java preferida para Brew MP”.

La preintegración y preoptimización de Sun Java Wireless Client de Oracle en Brew MP amplía la propuesta de valor de Brew MP de ofrecer soluciones de plataforma abierta para una gran variedad de tipos y niveles de dispositivos. Además, la disponibilidad de herramientas de personalización y configuración de Oracle-Sun permite a los fabricantes de dispositivos adaptar la solución a sus dispositivos, sin modificar la implementación de Java.

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Companies Offering Operational Support System (OSS) and Business Support System Solutions (BSS) for Communications Service Providers

MOBILE WORLD CONGRESS, BARCELONA, Spain, Feb. 12 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — Oracle and Accenture have integrated Oracle Fusion Middleware into Accenture Communications Solutions, Accenture’s suite of business offerings and assets designed to mitigate the risk of deploying, and reduce the time to deploy, OSS and BSS software applications. Oracle Fusion Middleware is a preintegrated portfolio of customer-proven software that spans from portals and process managers to application infrastructure and business intelligence.

The newly integrated capabilities are intended to further enable communications service providers to rapidly launch new services and reduce the inherent risks — such as exceeding project budget or project time limits — which can be associated with new software implementations. Now that Oracle Fusion Middleware is integrated into Accenture’s Communications Solutions, it can serve to further expand a service providers’ ability to bring services to market more quickly.

“In today’s rapidly evolving and competitive carrier environment, there is intense pressure to drive innovation and deliver value to customers while remaining laser-focused on obtaining bottom-line growth,” said Andy Zimmerman, managing director of Accenture’s Communications practice. “Our ongoing collaboration with Oracle is intended to facilitate and drive advanced solutions to help our clients achieve success in implementing and operating their mission-critical business processes and objectives.”

Accenture has a 16-year history of working with Oracle’s comprehensive suite of software products for the communications industry, including Oracle’s Siebel CRM, Oracle Communications Billing and Revenue Management, Service Fulfillment and Oracle E-Business Suite offerings.

“Accenture’s adoption of Oracle Fusion Middleware significantly enhances our collective ability to deliver product-based end-to-end business solutions to the communications market,” said Bhaskar Gorti, senior vice president and general manager, Oracle Communications. “And with the planned availability of the Oracle Applications Integration Architecture for Accenture Communications Solutions we will have the ability to deliver even greater competitive business value to service providers worldwide by helping them transform their businesses, launch next-generation services and offer superior customer experiences.”

Accenture is also adopting Oracle’s Application Integration Architecture for Communications to deliver additional solutions for the communications industry. Delivered through Accenture Communications Solutions, Accenture intends to leverage these pre-built software products that will enable service providers to bring services to market more quickly, identify new revenue streams through enhanced data analysis, and capitalize on new opportunities by rapidly adapting streamlined business processes.

Oracle’s Application Integration Architecture is based upon Oracle Fusion Middleware and delivers pre-built, extensible, mission-critical business process integrations across Oracle Communications product applications including Oracle’s Siebel CRM, Oracle Communications Billing and Revenue Management, Oracle Communications Service Fulfillment Suite, Oracle E-Business Suite, Oracle Service Delivery Platform, as well as third-party and legacy applications.

Oracle Communications http://www.oracle.com/industries/communications.
Oracle http://www.oracle.com/.
Accenture http://www.accenture.com/.