Dulcian builds custom Oracle-based systems, healthcare data platforms, and business-rules-driven applications — engineered by a team that has shaped the tools and methodologies the industry now relies on.
We pioneered our own methodologies and tools to make development more productive — including BRIM®, our repository-based framework for high-performance, low-traffic web applications.
From chronic care management workflows to the Preeclampsia Foundation's award-winning Survey Generator, we build web-based tools that support real clinical and research needs.
Whether it's tuning a slow query or delivering a complete system, our full technical staff stands behind every engagement — not just a body to fill a slot.
Custom solutions for corporate and government organizations across finance, insurance, manufacturing, and education — built and maintained for the long run.
Two decades-plus working with Oracle. We design, tune, and modernize databases using advanced techniques like Execute Immediate and autonomous transactions.
Every engagement is backed by our full technical staff — from a single consultant to a complete delivery team.
“Dulcian’s Survey Generator was built for The Preeclampsia Foundation to support a complex, web-based medical questionnaire no commercial tool could handle.”
First-ever inductee, recognized for his contributions to the Journal and for establishing the standards and formal review process behind its publication.
Awarded Best Speaker Content and Topic at ODTUG Kaleidoscope 2009 for "PL/SQL Collections: Processing Datasets Your Way."
Dr. Paul Dorsey and Michael Rosenblum are both recognized Oracle ACEs, honored for technical proficiency and community contribution.
Won for the Survey Generator, built for The Preeclampsia Foundation to collect research data that helps prevent tragic outcomes of the disease.
Oracle Press, 2014 (Dr. Paul Dorsey and Michael Rosenblum). A hands-on approach to enabling optimal results from PL/SQL, reviewed by Oracle's own Steven Feuerstein.
By Michael Rosenblum. Co-authored with 15 senior PL/SQL developers and DBAs across the Oracle community.
Wiley Publishing, 2006 (Dr. Paul Dorsey and Michael Rosenblum).
Oracle Press, 2004 (Dr. Paul Dorsey, Dr. Avrom Faderman, and Peter Koletzke).
Oracle Press, 2003 (Dr. Paul Dorsey, Peter Koletzke & Dr. Avrom Faderman).
Oracle Press, 2001 (Dr. Paul Dorsey and Peter Koletzke).
Oracle Press, 2000 (Dr. Paul Dorsey and Peter Koletzke).
Oracle Press, 1999 (Dr. Paul Dorsey and Peter Koletzke).
Oracle Press, 1999 (Dr. Paul Dorsey and Joseph Hudicka).
Oracle Press, 1996 (Dr. Paul Dorsey and Peter Koletzke).
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