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Warner Music Group Streamlines Management and Storage of Digitally Formatted Data

Overview With its broad roster of new stars and legendary artists, Warner Music Group (WMG) is home to a collection of the best-known record labels in the music industry. WMG wanted to replace their existing data infrastructure, which lacked the flexibility needed to handle new and standardized XML based data and prepare for compliance with anticipated Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) standards for electronic messages. WMG implemented Oracle Database 10g Release 2 to streamline collection, consolidation, verification, and mining of critical data and gained the ability to collect, validate, and track information from a variety of business partners with Oracle XML DB, preparing WMG to comply with an anticipated RIAA initiative to standardize electronic messages and data in the recording industry.

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Publisher	Oracle	File Format	PDF
Date Published	October 2006
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Database Management, Database Applications

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