This year, 2019, Morgan celebrates his 50th year in IT with more than 30 years working with Oracle database, data integration, and security technologies. And, unlike some that see 50 years as an end to their career and are preparing for retirement ... Morgan stays at the cutting edge working with Oracle 19c, developing secure data integration technology, and teaching Master Classes and Seminars.Mr. Morgan, as an Adjunct Professor, wrote and taught the Oracle curriculum for the University of Washington and is the Morgan behind the MorgansLibrary.org website.Morgan started his IT career in 1969 with Fortran IV on IBM mainframes, spent more than a decade writing COBOL, and moved into relational databases in the 1980s focusing primarily on the Oracle database.Morgan bring to each engagement a wide range of industry experience including high technology companies and e-Commerce, telecommunications, finance, aerospace, bio-medical, hospitality, retail, energy, manufacturing and distribution, travel and entertainment, as well as public sector.In addition to his work at the University of Washington Mr. Morgan’s academic credentials include teaching Oracle at Harvard University, guest lectures at the University of Oslo (Norway), University of Canterbury (New Zealand) and as an advisor to the outreach program at the University of California at Berkeley.Mr. Morgan’s core competency is core database. Morgan began his Oracle career coding SQL and PL/SQL, after almost a decade moved into the development and operations DBA role, and over the years expanded his focus to include servers, storage, networking, and their relationship to both stable architecture and Root Cause Analysis.Dan Morgan has worked and lectured in North America, Latin America, EMEA, and APAC.