Overview
Exitas supplies organizations with technology, people, and processes to build ICT infrastructure, designing and implementing solutions across the entire technology stack from hardware to customized all-in solutions. As an independent Belgian provider, they have been the market leader for Oracle Databases and System Administration for 15 years, offering DBA Services, Managed Support Services, Performance Tuning, and Oracle Cloud Managed Services.
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- De eerste afterwork van de herfst. 🍂 En meteen eentje met heel wat nieuwe gezichten. Exitas en Monin bundelen hun krachten en gaan samen verder als STEADION. 💪 Vorige week was het dus hoog tijd om onze nieuwe collega’s ook bij Fieldside welkom te heten. En dat mocht best wat feestelijker. Na de zomer viel er genoeg bij te praten, dus deden we dat in Fieldside-stijl: met hapjes, drankjes en homemade pizza’s. 🍕🥂 Een geslaagde breek in de week én een warm welkom aan onze nieuwe collega’s. 📸 Zo zag onze eerste afterwork met
- What does the start of a new chapter look like? Last week, it looked like colleagues getting together over drinks and homemade pizza. 🍕🥂 Exitas and Monin joined forces this spring. This was our first afterwork as STEADION, giving our new colleagues a chance to meet more people at Fieldside. There’s plenty ahead for STEADION, so we raised a glass to new beginnings. 🙌 Take a look at the photos. 📸👇 #STEADION #Fieldside #NewBeginnings #Afterwork
- We will be present at the Cronos Day in Luxembourg upcoming Thursday! Together with companies from Colabo, we will represent the Oracle solutions. Not yet registered? See link in the comments. See you there! Dynappco - NetSuite Partner - Droppar - Monin - Exitas - Contribute NV - Tripwire Solutions - RKITEK - Fieldside
- There’s something new to spot at PGDay Lowlands today... And no, it’s not another PostgreSQL release. 😉 Exitas and Monin are attending the event together as STEADION, the new name under which we’re joining forces. 🤝 Our LinkedIn page and website will launch soon, but today you can already meet the people behind STEADION in Utrecht. We’re looking forward to a day filled with PostgreSQL sessions, technical cases and conversations with the community. At PGDay Lowlands too? Look for the new logo and come and say hi. 👋🐘 📍
- We’re heading to PGDay Lowlands in Utrecht this Thursday! 🐘 A full day dedicated to PostgreSQL, with technical sessions, real-world experiences and plenty of opportunities to exchange ideas with the PostgreSQL community. You might have noticed a new logo on our visual… That’s STEADION, the new name under which Monin and Exitas are joining forces. Our new LinkedIn page and website will be launching soon, but you’ll already find us as STEADION at PGDay Lowlands. Attending too? Come and say hi! 📍 TivoliVredenburg, Utrecht 📅
- Already halfway through 2026... 👀 It's hard to believe how much can happen in just six months. Before we dive into what's next, let's look back at a few highlights from the first half of the year. We kicked things off with the entire Fieldside family during our annual New Year's drink. A great way to start the year and set the tone for everything that followed. 🥂 From there, the calendar filled up quickly... 💡 Connected Future was one of the highlights of our spring. Besides attending the event, we also had the opportunity to
- Your DBA is going on holiday. Your database isn't. ☀️ Switching on your out-of-office reply is the easy part. Making sure everything keeps running smoothly while you're away? That's where the real checklist begins. Before you head off, here's a quick holiday checklist every DBA should run through. 👇 Once those boxes are ticked, it's finally time to disconnect. 😎 Going away this summer? With our Holiday DBA Cover, we keep an eye on your database environment while your DBA enjoys a well-earned break. From monitoring and incident
- Random Oracle Data Pump errors that make absolutely no sense? 👀 That’s exactly what happened to our colleague Geert De Paep during a consolidation project involving multiple Oracle 12c and 19c databases. 🔄 Some migration scenarios worked perfectly. Others suddenly failed with internal errors, package timestamp issues, and Data Pump failures that didn’t seem to make any sense. The weird part? 🤔 Nothing was actually being recompiled, even though Oracle kept reporting package timestamp changes. After digging deeper, the root
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