Oracle has cut its list prices by up to 50 per cent in a bid to attack Microsoft's Windows 2000 and SQL 7 in the internet applications market.
Oracle has cut its list prices by up to 50 per cent in a bid to attack Microsoft's Windows 2000 and SQL 7 in the internet applications market. The aim, according to Oracle's chairman and chief ex...
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