RMAN: Backup & Recovery - The Most Essential but the Most Snubbed -- (OOW - 2010 Presentation)

I gave this presentation on Wednesday morning, September 22, 2010 in San Francisco at Oracle OpenWorld 2010. I followed a Problem-Solution approach for this session. I described the problem scenario and then discussed the recovery solution(s).
I have been receiving emails from the attendees to upload the presentation. Finally, I managed to upload the presentation and you may download it from here. If you face any issues downloading then please drop me an email (asif.momen@gmail.com).
The room was full of attendees and I am glad about the positive feedback I received from them. Below are the pics I took soon after the presenation.

Oracle OpenWorld-2010: Session Downloads

I received an email from Oracle Content Team saying the OOW-2010 sessions are now available for download from OpenWorld and JavaOne and Oracle Develop On Demand.

Login to the portal using your username/password and enjoy wealth of information.

Sessions are available in Flash Audio, MP3 Audio, PPT, and PDF format. I noticed few sessions tagged as "Coming Soon". Do check back your favorite session again.

I have received many email requests from the attendees of my session asking for a place to download my OOW presentation. You may download it from the above link. Below is an example screenshot:

Oracle Open World 2010 - Day 2

Day-2 of OOW was as exciting as Day-1. I wanted to start my day with Steven's session "PL/SQL Developer, Quiz Thyself!" but couldn't make it. However, I attended the following sessions:

1) Enterprise Cloud Computing: What, Why, and How

2) Oracle RAC 10g R2 to Oracle RAC 11g R2 Upgrade: Keeping It Simple

3) A Detailed Analysis of Indexing New Features in Oracle Database 11g R1 and R2 by Richard Foote

4) Oracle Real Application Clusters (Oracle RAC): Best Practices at AT&T

5) Oracle Database 11g Internals: Five Key High-Availability Innovations

The best session was that of Richard Foote.

Also, I won an "apron" at the exhibition hall. Yes you got it right, an apron. There was a game organized by Confio team. I won by throwing 2 out of 4 sand bags into the hole.