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Most likely, Oracle is more interested in RightNow’s “customer experience management” software products for improved customer support, rather than its CRM application, where Oracle 1Z1-575 exam already has a widely used offering. The RightNow deal has been seen as an attempt by Oracle to compete more effectively against Salesforce.com, which has its roots in CRM but in recent years made acquisitions to build out a customer support strategy as well.Oracle has said it intends to position RightNow’s portfolio alongside complementary technologies such as its Siebel marketing application and ATG e-commerce suite.

Oracle 1Z1-575 exam, which owns 8.7 percent of Mellanox, said earnings were hurt by a decline in demand for databases, applications and computer servers because of slow economic growth in the U.S. and the possibility of a recession in Europe next year. Mellanox received 11 percent of its total revenue from the world’s second-largest software company as of the second quarter, and investors are concerned Oracle may trim spending, said Rajesh Ghai, an analyst at ThinkEquity LLC.“Oracle is a key customer to Mellanox,” Ghai said in a telephone interview from San Francisco. “The results were clearly weak compared to what they have guided in the past.”

“Oracle 1Z1-575 exam is a tech story, but there’s concern it could be a broader economic story,” said Brad Sorensen, director of market and sector analysis at Charles Schwab in Denver. “We’re not ready to go that far yet, but it does show that businesses are unsure about the economic situation, especially with all the uncertainty about Europe.”In Europe, investors worried that cut-rate loans from the European Central Bank’s recent funding operation would not be used to buy Italian and Spanish debt, which would help lower elevated yields and reduce the pressure on refinancing for the debt-stricken countries.