The Oracle ACE Program
The Oracle ACE Program recognizes and rewards individuals for their contributions to the Oracle community. These technical experts and community leaders share their knowledge and experiences through making presentations; writing blog posts, articles, and books; sharing their knowledge on social media; writing code; answering questions in community forums like Stack Overflow; volunteering in an Oracle User Group; organizing conferences and meetups; and more.
Oracle ACEs love sharing their knowledge and helping the Oracle community. Most members have technical expertise in areas such as applications and app development, business intelligence, cloud, database management, GraalVM, Java, Linux, middleware and MySQL. These community thought leaders are speakers at top industry events such as Oracle CloudWorld, JavaOne, and Oracle User Group conferences. Besides presenting at meetups and conferences, writing blogs, articles, and books, and sharing tech tips on social media, Oracle ACEs also answer questions in forums and provide Oracle product management with valuable feedback.
Oracle ACE Program divides ACE's in 3 levels: Oracle ACE Director, Oracle ACE Pro and Oracle ACE Associate.
If you want to find Oracle ACE best way is to use Oracle ACE Directory.
HrOUG is really honored by the fact that Oracle ACE lecturers like to come to the HrOUG conference and share their vast knowledge with the participants of our conference. This year, the following lecturers from the Oracle ACE Program will give lectures at the HrOUG conference:
| Lecturer | Company | Lecture Title | HrOUG track |
| ACE Director | |||
| Alex Nuijten | allAPEX | Analytic Functions: Unleash the SQL Power | Development & Middleware |
| Dani Schnider /Andrea Kennel | Callista / independent | Does ChatGPT write more intelligent SQL queries than a human? | Artificial Intelligence |
| Dani Schnider | Callista | How Intelligent is the SQL Analysis Report in Oracle 23ai? | Database & Infrastructure |
| Dimitri Gielis | United Codes | Search, search, search | APEX |
| OData REST Source integration made easy! | APEX | ||
| Edelweiss Kammermann | IT Convergence | Oracle AI in Action: Understanding Cloud Services for Beginners | Artificial Intelligence |
| Harnessing the Power of Oracle Generative AI for Business Transformation | Artificial Intelligence | ||
| Gianni Ceresa | DATAlysis LLC | 23c brings SQL/PGQ, native property graphs: what for? | Database & Infrastructure |
| Yet another (Property) Graph in Oracle | Business Intelligence & Analytics | ||
| Gustavo Gonzalez | KNEX Technology | From Integration to Innovation: Exploring Oracle Integration Cloud's Capabilities | Development & Middleware |
| Comparative Analysis of Oracle Visual Builder, Oracle Visual Builder Studio, and Oracle APEX: A Focu | Development & Middleware | ||
| Heli Helskyaho / Mathias Helskyaho | Miracle Finland | Generative AI, LLMs, Vectors and all that jazz | Artificial Intelligence |
| Kai Yu | Independent | AI for Data I: Algorithm AI and Machine Leaning in Oracle Database 23ai | Artificial Intelligence |
| Learn Generative AI and LLMs with OCI Generative AI Services | Artificial Intelligence | ||
| Kamil Stawiarski | ORA-600 | When "low code" becomes "low level code". A.K.A. Dtrace and GDB for beginners. | Database & Infrastructure |
| JAS-MIN: visualize and analyze STATSPACK and AWR reports (with just a touch of generative AI). | Database & Infrastructure | ||
| Karen Cannell | TH Technology | Data Viz is In! Effective Use of Charts in APEX | APEX |
| Learn to ❤️ Your Grids (Really) | APEX | ||
| Kim Berg Hansen | Cegal Danmark | Analytic Functions 101 | Development & Middleware |
| Analytic Functions in Real Life | Development & Middleware | ||
| Michel Schildmeijer | Independent | Use APEX ORDS as a transaction manager for your microservices | Development & Middleware |
| Nelson Calero | Pythian | PostgreSQL OCI managed service - deep dive | Database & Infrastructure |
| Richard Martens | SMART4Solutions | APEX 23.2 Working with Application Working Copies | APEX |
| 23.2 New feautures that might have slipped your attention | APEX | ||
| Roel Hartman | APEX Consulting | Leverage new Oracle Database 23c features to create mind-blowing APEX applications | APEX |
| Roel Hartman / Alex Nuijten | APEX Consulting / allAPEX | APEX, ORDS and JRDV - The Three Amigos | APEX |
| Sai Penumuru | Accenture UK | Internet of Clouds: A Closer Look at Oracle Cloud Infrastructure | EMEA Community Tour |
| Sean Scott | Viscosity North America | Make Your Oracle Database Invisible to Attackers | Database & Infrastructure |
| How To Start Using Oracle Database 23ai NOW! | Database & Infrastructure | ||
| ACE Pro | |||
| Arsalan DehghaniS. | Independent Oracle Consultant | Efficient Oracle RAC Network Management: Tips and Tricks | Database & Infrastructure |
| Christian Gohmann | Accenture | Block Corruptions and how to handle them | Database & Infrastructure |
| Ilmar Kerm | Andmevõlur OÜ | Searching for a database recovery superstar! | Database & Infrastructure |
| Lino Schildenfeld | Independent | APEX - The golden nugget | APEX |
| APEX migrations and APEX upgrades | APEX | ||
| Maik Becker | TRIOLOGY | APEX Do’s and Donuts! | APEX |
| Marcin Przepiorowski | Delphix | Oracle in containers - Docker (Podman) and Kubernetes | DevOps & Cloud |
| Mirela Ardelean | Equip | When APEX meets MySQL | APEX |
| The Art of Concealing Long-Running Processes in APEX Applications | APEX | ||
| Monika Lewandowska | Independent | Backoffice system re-engineering- key success factors - case study. | Best Practices & Success Stories |
| SQL: Good and evil are the same thing. | Development & Middleware | ||
| Niall McPhillips | Long Acre | Building an AI Vector Search API using 23ai, ORDS, REST webservices, PL/SQL | Development & Middleware |
| What's Our Vector, Victor? Navigating AI Vector Searches in Oracle 23ai | Artificial Intelligence | ||
| Philipp Salvisberg | Trivadis - Part of Accenture | PL/SQL vs. JavaScript in Oracle Database 23c | Development & Middleware |
| Piet de Visser | pdvbv | Distributed Databases, What to Expect | DevOps & Cloud |
| Roy Salazar | Pythian | What If ... ? You suspect one of your App machines got compromised and you don't have DB Auditing or | Database & Infrastructure |
| "The Empire Strikes Back" with DBSAT 3.X and Data Safe new features | Database & Infrastructure | ||
| Žiga Vaupot | Version 1 Svetovanje | Talking to Oracle Database in plain English and … Hrvatski! | Artificial Intelligence |
| Extending Oracle Analytics Machine Learning Capabilities with OCI Services | Business Intelligence & Analytics | ||
| Zoran Tica | The Right Thing Solutions | You got an Oracle (APEX) project… and now what? | Best Practices & Success Stories |
| ACE Associate | |||
| Andrej Pashchenko | Accenture | Oracle Optimizer Statistics - What Is My Job As A Data Engineer? | Development & Middleware |
| Partition Exchange Load revisited: Increasing efficiency | Database & Infrastructure | ||
| Axel vom Stein | BSS Bohnenberg GmbH | DBMS/Utility-Packages - Explore the possibilities! | Database & Infrastructure |
| Federico Venturin | Rittman Mead Consulting Ltd. | The Vital Signs of Oracle Analytics: Understand, Measure and Improve Performance | Business Intelligence & Analytics |
| OBIEE is Dead, Long Live Oracle Analytics: Time to Upgrade! | Business Intelligence & Analytics | ||
| Jan Květina | Independent | APEX Blueprint - build your apps the right way | APEX |
| Kevin Thyssen | United Codes | Unleashing the power of JSON Relational Duality Views in APEX | APEX |
| Becoming a JavaScript Jedi in APEX | APEX | ||
| Øyvind Isene | Enesi Consulting AS | AI Vector Search in the database - A new window to your data | Database & Infrastructure |
| Petar Simic | Ritman Maed | Building Secure REST Services with ORDS: From Theory to Practice | Best Practices & Success Stories |
| Priit Piipuu | Kindred Group | One billion row challenge and fast in-memory analytics | Database & Infrastructure |
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