The WebCenter sessions are under Middleware: Content Management, Portals and Collaboration. Just selecting the category from the dropdown won't bring-up the sessions until you click the search button on the bottom of the page.
Portal
Balfour Beatty: People and Expertise Finder with Oracle WebCenter and Identity Management (5641)
Create Business Mashups and Faceless Portals with Oracle WebCenter (10843)
Creating a Global E-Commerce Site with Oracle E-Business Suite and Oracle Fus... (9531)
Extending Oracle Applications Unlimited with Oracle WebCenter (12385)
Got Content? Need to Collaborate and Communicate? Come See Oracle WebCenter (30640)
Land O'Lakes' Connect3: A High-Volume Transaction-Based Composite Application (9533)
Leveraging Oracle WebCenter's Security Framework to Build a Secure Portal (13163)
Marvel: Building Business Around a Content Hub (8401)
Migrating to Oracle WebCenter: Best Practices (10821)
Oracle Composites and Portal Strategy and Vision (10800)
Oracle Fusion Applications: Oracle WebCenter User Experience Case Study (10845)
Oracle WebCenter Performance, Scalability, and Administration (12521)
Oracle's Strategy and Vision for Portals, Sites, Content, and Collaboration (15000)
Texas A&M University System Architecture: Oracle ADF, Oracle WebCenter Portal and Content (2923)
The User Engagement Platform for Oracle Applications (12560)
Social/CollaborationActivity Streams Are Just the Start: Enabling Effective Collaboration (10841)
Enabling Communities in the Social Enterprise (10822)
Oracle's Social and Collaboration Strategy and Vision (12522)
Six Counter-intuitive Best Practices for Social Collaboration Adoption (13665)
Why We've Gone Social, and Was It Worth It? An Interactive Customer Panel (10885)
Content
A Deep Dive into Oracle WebCenter Content Integration (13883)
Archive Architectures and Best Practices (16380)
Deploying Oracle's Content Management Solution: Lessons Learned (10883) Driving Business Value with a Content Infrastructure for Mobility: Medtronic ... (10860)
IOUG: Can SharePoint and Oracle ECM Coexist? Yes! (29164)
IOUG: Oracle Universal Content Management 11g Development Environment in 45 Minutes (27220)
IOUG: Oracle Universal Content Management Implementation Project (27320)
Integrating ECM into Your Enterprise: 5 Techniques to Try and 5 Traps to Avoid (9539)
NetApp Saves Millions by Automating Content Migration (14863)
Optimize Accounts Payable with Electronic Document Capture, Imaging, and Workflow (10863)
Oracle Enterprise Content Management Strategy and Vision (10861)
Oracle WebCenter and Oracle Applications: A Content Management Case Study (10862)
Streamline Multimedia Communications with Oracle WebCenter (14861)
Supporting an Enterprise Content Management Deployment @ Oracle (17920)
Unified Management of Healthcare Data with Oracle Content Management (12540)
What Does Mobility Mean for ECM and Enterprise 2.0? (8315)
Experience
Create Engaging and Targeted Customer Experiences, and Convert Customers into... (10820)
Managing Online Marketing Channels with Oracle's Web Experience Management Tools (30642)
Oracle's Web Experience Management: Strategy and Vision (10801)
Tailor the User Experience: Oracle WebCenter Personalization (10283)
Using the Mobile Channel for Online Engagement with Oracle's Web Experience Management Solution (10880)
Web Experience Management Roadmap: New Product Capabilities and New Integrations (37020)
Social Computing/Mobile Web Experience Management: Creating an Interactive, E... (13667)
Hands on labs
Build a Custom Portal with Oracle WebCenter (30620)
Create and Use a Page Template for Your Oracle WebCenter Portal (30621)
Creating Content Workflows with Oracle Unified Business Process Management Suite (30641)
Random:
Enabling a Social Enterprise in the Age of Cloud Computing (10882)
Electronic Operations and Maintenance Manuals for Construction Handover (15640)
Searching Oracle Database 11g (30141)
Additional notes
- Here is a blog post the highlights most of the good sessions, I'm curious why they left out some E2.0 sessions that look good to me! http://blogs.oracle.com/webcenter/entry/oracle_openworld_don_t_miss
- if you attended OOW last year you might find that your schedule builder is already full of sessions for this year. At least that is the only logical conclusion I can come to on why my entire schedule was full with random sessions this year. Wish there were a single button to wipe clean the entire schedule!
- is it me or has the schedule builder gotten worse this year?
- There are >15 E2.0 sessions on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday.
Wednesday there are only 4 sessions and 2 of them overlap!
Consider taking Wed. as a day to explore a bit and take an extra thermos of coffee with you on the other days. - If this is your first OpenWorld
- Plan on wearing shoes you'll be comfortable walking a LOT in
- There are different exhibit halls, consider identifying what booths you want to visit before going in there - prepare to be overwhelmed
- Bring a bag each day and save space to carry the stuff you'll inevitably pickup from the exhibit halls
- Make a beer koozie with a neck strap because you'll find yourself walking with a plate of food and holding a drink a lot, and it REALLY helps if you can have a free hand
- Checkout the San Francisco Guide in case you feel like doing some exploring
- Bring/buy a light extension cord/power strip. There is never enough power outlets at Moscone, so use this time to make a friend and open up some slots
- Bring a light jacket for the night. It fogs over and gets cold and you will need one for the party!
- Check Twitter hashtag #OOW11 for instant updates, giveaways and comments/feedback from others at the conference and consider subscribing for SMS messages from the official Oracle Openworld account: @oracleopenworld
- Take a bus out to Fisherman's Wharf and have some seafood
- Be prepared for pan handlers
- Avoid the Tenderloin
- The Vietnamese food at Tu Luan is worth the 1/2 mile walk for a lunch visit: 8 Sixth St. San Francisco, CA 94103. Also try Katana-Ya for Sushi
- Keynotes are packed, plan on going early or secure a spot in front of a TV (they are everywhere) for the live telecast
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