Ex-MS man joins Oracle • The Register

Skip to content

Ex-MS man joins Oracle

New CFO and president

By John Oates • Get more from this author

Posted in Financial News, 27th June 2005 09:20 GMT

Greg Maffei, ex-CFO of Microsoft, is joining Oracle as president and CFO. Maffei ran finances at Microsoft between 1997 and 2000 and oversaw a fourfold increase in market cap.

Maffei will be one of three presidents and will be responsible for legal affairs, human resources, manufacturing and distribution and global real estate. He takes on the CFO role in July.

Prior to joining Oracle he was president and CEO of rural broadband provider 360networks.

Press release available on Oracle's site here ®

Related stories

Oracle looks forward to SMB
Larry Ellison branded storage absent at Oracle
Larry Ellison's storage toy goes after EMC and NetApp

Free report. "Comparing Data Center Batteries, Flywheels, and Ultracapacitors: What is the best energy storage for you?"

Whitepapers

Extended Validation

Here we look at Extended Validation certificates, which build on SSL to protect web users against phishing attacks and other kinds of online fraud.

Ten Cooling Solutions to Support High-Density Server Deployment [WP42]

This paper provides ten approaches for increasing cooling efficiency, cooling capacity, and power density in existing data centers.

Spam Spikes: A Real Risk to Your Business

A close look at the data shows how spammers vary their tactics to overwhelm traditional corporate email defenses. See how the MessageLabs solution is different.

Enabling the Data Center Metamorphosis

This independent analyst research gives real world advice on transforming your datacenter into a streamlined, dynamic, liquid engine capable of handling growth.

The Perfect (Virtual) Marriage

Get consistent virtual machine storage savings of 50% (often as high as 90%) with virtually no performance impact with NetApp deduplication.

Search more Resources

Most read

Sponsored links

Don’t Miss

Netbooks and Mini-Laptops

Buyer's Guide They're little and we love 'em. But which ones are best?

Intel shakes AMD's chip-fabbing baby

Cross-licensing custody battle

Emails show journalist rigged Wikipedia's naked shorts

Overstock's Byrne vindicated amidst economic meltdown

Yours truly, angry mob

Book extract Bringing Nothing To The Party: Cleaning up the net, one satirical vigilante page at a time