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Many accounts in the same Oracle Documents App

Oracle Documents Cloud Service (or Oracle DOCS) is a solution that allows companies to have a unique and centralized repository of files in the cloud. Employees can have an account and share files between them, customers and partners. For […]

Author Waslley SouzaPosted on 14 March 201614 March 2016Categories OracleTags Cloud, DOCS, Documents Cloud ServiceLeave a comment on Many accounts in the same Oracle Documents App

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