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Eurogroup Ensures Stable and Secure Network Interaction Across 34,000 Member Enterprises

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Overview Eurogroup was established in 1999 to provide small- and medium-sized enterprises with credit and corporate consulting services. Eurogroup wanted to have only one database for Eurofidi and Eurcons and reduce time for financing authorization. The challenge was to provide an IT platform capable of tight integration with other legacy systems and guarantee stability and flexibility of the IT infrastructure. Eurogroup ensured the stability and security of Eurogroup's data infrastructure with Oracle Database as well as enabled successful interaction between Eurogroup and 34,000 member enterprises served by a network of 26 offices in eight different regions.

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Publisher	Oracle	File Format	PDF
Date Published	March 2008
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Database Management, Data Recovery - Security, Database Applications

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