Oracle hits 101 cloud regions—more than Microsoft, Google, and AWS combined.
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Oracle is rapidly expanding its global network of small, full-capability cloud regions — outpacing competitors and betting on a unique strategy to lead the future of AI and cloud infrastructure.
Celonis and Microsoft integrate process intelligence with Microsoft Fabric to streamline AI-driven analytics.
Workday and other tech giants race to lead the AI agent revolution, as businesses prepare for a future where human and digital workers operate side by side.
Dominating a fiercely competitive field, SAP’s cloud and enterprise app revenues are growing at record rates, far outpacing its closest rivals.
David Schmidt and Ryan Meade provide insights on customizations when undergoing a transformation in your organization.
SAP is significantly outpacing its major competitors in cloud-based enterprise applications, driven by strong growth across its cloud portfolio and strategic platform integration.
A bold move toward AI-driven, end-to-end business processes is underway at Oracle.
Microsoft taps the power of AI to help customers enhance security posture, delivering a set of agents for its key platforms and enlisting prominent partners that are delivering their own specialty agents.
Oracle aims to surpass competitors by offering more cloud regions globally, enhancing flexibility and AI capabilities for customers.
Oracle is rapidly expanding its global cloud regions with a unique strategy focused on flexibility and small, scalable data centers.
Strategic innovation and unmatched multicloud deals powered Oracle’s dramatic 63% RPO growth, establishing it as a formidable force in the cloud infrastructure market.
Oracle has achieved significant growth in its cloud infrastructure business, with a 63% increase in its Remaining Performance Obligation (RPO) to $130 billion.
New functionality for agents embedded in workflows leverages Agentforce API, which enables triggered actions to be integrated into backend processes as well as third-party apps and systems.
As federal agencies embrace cloud technology, Workday aims to lead the charge with its financial and HCM applications, tapping into a vast opportunity for modernization.
Workday reported strong fiscal Q4 results with subscription revenue reaching $2.04 billion, marking the first time it surpassed $2 billion in a quarter.
With new Granite LLM model and functionality, IBM sharpens the focus on efficiency and accessibility for modern enterprises.
Oracle is rapidly scaling its cloud and AI business, marked by a 63% RPO surge and major investments in data center capacity and AI solutions.
SAP Business Network enhances supply chain collaboration by integrating ERP systems with external trading partners, improving visibility, operational efficiency, and resilience, while leveraging AI and data-driven insights to drive smarter decisions.
Report analyzes the changing nature of work – and how it can transform business – through three lenses: opportunities with AI, impact on work today and in the near future, and outcomes being realized by enterprise customers.