OEM
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What is OEM?
OEM stands for Original Equipment Manufacturer. It refers to a company that manufactures products or components that are then used by another company to produce a finished product, often sold under the other company's brand name. OEMs commonly produce hardware, software, or parts for various industries, including automotive, electronics, and computer manufacturing.
What other technologies are related to OEM?
OEM Complementary Technologies
RMAN
Recovery Manager (RMAN) is Oracle's backup and recovery tool. It complements database offerings by providing a mechanism for data protection.
RAC
Real Application Clusters (RAC) allows multiple instances to access a single database, enhancing availability and scalability. It complements database offerings by improving performance and resilience.
Exa Platform Services
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Exadata is Oracle's engineered system designed for database workloads. It complements Oracle databases by providing optimized hardware and software.
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Which job functions commonly mention OEM?
Database Administrator
2.3% of all Database Administrator jobs mention OEM
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Database Engineer
0.2% of all Database Engineer jobs mention OEM
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Administrator
931 Administrator jobs mention OEM
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Information Technology
612 Information Technology jobs mention OEM
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Engineer
538 Engineer jobs mention OEM
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