New Flair: Hyperion site update. The brand new red and white Oracle signage was applied yesterday on the former Hyperion (and Palm before that) buildings yesterday. It turns out news of Hyperion's removal was premature, and the new PLM addition to the family, Agile, is about to join with some of the Hyperion team in their former office space at Santa Clara. Either way, people are moving around and things are happening. While it is still not clear which version of BI the field sales teams are selling at Oracle, they are clearly selling the Hyperion financial applications and all the ERP reps have the opportunity to sell PLM. This may or may not be Office Space recut as a horror movie, but certainly a lot of new people making the "Oh" face.
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