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Yesterday Oracle broke the news that they were buying AmberPoint, saying that the addition of AmberPoint demonstrates Oracle's commitment to provide customers with a comprehensive Oracle Fusion Middleware SOA offering that helps improve performance and reduce IT costs through end-to-end SOA...
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