PKOUG (Pakistan Oracle User Group) is a community-led, non-profit group for people who work with Oracle technology in Pakistan: database administrators, Apps DBAs, APEX and Java developers, Fusion and OCI engineers, security specialists, functional consultants and architects.
PKOUG is independent. It is not operated by Oracle Corporation, and Oracle programme details (such as Oracle ACE levels) are always set by Oracle.
What you can do on PKOUG #
| Area | What it is for | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Community Forum | Ask and answer Oracle questions, start discussions | forum.pkoug.org |
| Knowledge Hub | Reviewed Oracle articles, guides, scripts, labs and recordings | /knowledge |
| Events | Webinars, sessions and meetups run by the community | /events.php |
| Chapters | City chapters with their own leaders and programmes | /chapters |
| Special Interest Groups | Focused technology tracks such as Database, EBS, OCI and APEX | /sig.php |
| My PKOUG | Your private member workspace | /my |
| Oracle ACE guide | PKOUG's independent guidance on the Oracle ACE Program | /ace.php |
Organisations support PKOUG as sponsors (funding or documented in-kind support) or work with it as partners (collaboration that is never purchased). See Sponsors and Partners & collaboration.
Reading versus taking part #
Most public pages, the Knowledge Hub and public forum topics can be read without an account. Posting in the forum, following topics, bookmarking, submitting Knowledge and using My PKOUG require a PKOUG member account.
News and governance #
The About, Vision and Board members pages describe how PKOUG is organised and led. News & blogs carries PKOUG updates written by the PKOUG team; see Reading PKOUG news and blogs.
New to the vocabulary? PKOUG terms explained separates ideas that are easy to mix up, such as contribution points and reputation, or following a SIG and being a SIG member.
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