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Special Interest Groups Applies to: PKOUG Platform

What is a SIG?

Special Interest Groups are focused tracks inside PKOUG for a technology area, such as Database, EBS, OCI, APEX, Identity and HA/DR.

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Open Special Interest Groups.

Current SIGs #

  • Oracle Database & Performance
  • Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS)
  • Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI)
  • Oracle APEX & App Development
  • Identity & Access (OAM / OID / OUD)
  • High Availability & Disaster Recovery

How a SIG works #

SIGs are lightweight by design:

  1. Focus — one clear technology area.
  2. Rhythm — a consistent programme of sessions and discussions.
  3. Reuse — outcomes are shared as Knowledge that others can use later.

Who can lead a SIG #

Anyone with a useful topic and the commitment to guide discussion can propose one or volunteer as a co-lead. See Proposing a SIG or an event.

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  • Joining versus following a SIG Following a SIG personalises your feed. SIG membership is a separate relationship maintained by PKOUG. Learn how to do each. Applies to: PKOUG Platform
  • SIG events and Knowledge Events and Knowledge resources can be linked to a SIG, so a SIG's sessions and outcomes are easy to find. Applies to: PKOUG Platform
  • Proposing a SIG or an event Members propose new Special Interest Groups and chapter events from My PKOUG → Proposals; visitors can also propose a SIG from the public form. Applies to: PKOUG Platform