David Kurtz has worked with the Oracle database since 1989 and with PeopleSoft ERP applications since 1996, specialising in system performance tuning. He now works for the Accenture Enkitec Group as a system performance tuning specialist. David is a regular presenter at Oracle and PeopleSoft conferences. He is the author of PeopleSoft for the Oracle DBA (www.psftdba.com), and blogs about PeopleSoft (blog.psftdba.com) and Oracle (blog.go-faster.co.uk). David is an Oracle ACE Director and a proud member of the Oak Table.
POUG is not only the official Oracle community – first of all it is the base of very active members, who are engaged in the group development both during the meetings and the preparations to them. Our message gets to the 400 people connected with databases – from the developers to the administrators and from the begginers to the experts with years of experience.
We would like to invite you to be a part of our event – it is a chance to show your brand during and before the meeting.
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