This document discusses potential areas of overlap and collaboration between industry and research. It notes that both sectors face challenges like complexity, distributed data and resources, and budget restrictions. Collaboration could help by increasing impact, addressing research challenges, and pushing technological limits. An example is provided of CERN's long-standing collaboration with Oracle to manage its large data sets and ensure high availability for particle physics research worldwide. The document argues that identifying shared problems, setting clear expectations, and starting with pilot partnerships can help industry and research find an overlapping region of mutual benefit.

1. Finding the overlapping region “The Future of Research” – JISC Conference Monica Marinucci Director - Oracle Public Sector, HealthCare and Education

3. Distributed Data Sets & Resources

4. Networking Capabilities

5. New Collaborative Technologies

7. Increase Scrutiny on Research RoI

8. More ResearchCompetitive

10. Research Challenges  Future Market Needs

11. Research Solutions/Services  Pushing the limits of the technology

12. Competence Creation

14. Increased Impact & Visibility

15. Addressing Research Challenges

16. Provide mission critical services

19. Largest Research Organisations (2500 staff, 12000 users worldwide from 500 institutions)

20. Place where the WorldWideWeb was born

22. over 40K cores to manage

23. Dynamic resources sharing and allocation

24. Maximum availability

25. Location Independency

26. Worldwide access & data replication

28. Oracle Enterprise Manager

29. Oracle Streams

30. Oracle Maximum Availability Architecture

31. Oracle Grid (OEM, RAC, ASM)

32. OVM and WLS on JRockit VE

35. Risk assessment

36. Time

37. To experiment & publish

38. To Market

39. Governance

40. Security

41. Monitoring

42. Legal