Oracle’s Alloy program, introduced in late 2022, reflects a departure from the traditional Oracle approach, aiming to combine its technology with customer industry expertise, geographic knowledge, and regulatory considerations,
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Overview of business intelligence and reporting tools to watch delivers an explanation of key features such as AI-enhanced analytics, data visualization, and cloud functionality.
CEO Safra Catz emphasizes how it’s time “to bring healthcare to the 21st century,” highlighting Oracle’s efforts to bring modern tech to the industry.
CEO Safra Catz describes how Oracle continues to provide for customers and the mindset it developed after the pandemic.
Oracle CEO Safra Catz says business leaders need to act decisively and embrace technological evolution in a rapidly changing world.
CEO Safra Catz shares insights on how Oracle meets customer needs through its cloud infrastructure and applications, as well partnerships with other cloud providers.
A preview of our interview with Oracle CEO Safra Catz, who discussed the company’s robust growth, technological advancements, and strategic initiatives.
From generative AI to big data/analytics platforms to on-premise clouds, the Cloud Wars Top 10 have served up an innovative set of products to watch in 2024.
As technology and business strategies converge, the CEO Outlook 2024 series dives deep into insights from Cloud Wars Top 10 CEOs. Don’t miss the exclusive interviews, starting with SAP’s Christian Klein.
In the Cloud Wars Outlook 2024 series, CEOs from top companies including Google Cloud, Oracle, SAP, and more share insights on technology trends, culture, and strategic visions for the future.
ServiceNow emerges as the fastest-growing major cloud vendor globally, boasting a fifth consecutive quarter of accelerating subscription revenue and a robust outlook in 2024.
Larry Ellison and Safra Catz of Oracle express confidence in the cloud business, citing robust growth and high demand for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) among other factors.
The case for Oracle’s optimistic outlook for 2024, including strong demand for Oracle Cloud infrastructure, AI leadership, and its global data center strategy.
Oracle’s partnership turns Microsoft into its biggest customer, with a multi-cloud deal, significant investments, and a shared vision for market leadership.
ServiceNow claims the top spot as the world’s hottest cloud vendor with a remarkable 27% growth rate, outpacing all the other Cloud Wars Top 10 companies.
ServiceNow, led by CEO Bill McDermott, claims the top spot on the Cloud Wars Growth Chart with a 27% growth rate, outpacing competitors and achieving key milestones in a breakout year, reshaping the cloud landscape.
Andi Gutmans, VP and GM for databases at Google, highlights a surge in customer interest in modernizing their database estates by transitioning from legacy to open-source databases, driven by flexibility and cost benefits.
Oracle experiences a notable slowdown in its cloud growth rate, dropping to 25% in fiscal-Q2 with $4.8 billion in revenue, signaling a shift from previous quarters’ 30% or higher growth.
While Oracle’s cloud growth rate has come back to earth, executives cite “astronomical” demand for infrastructure and generative AI, and the growth figure is likely to be an aberration.
The Cloud Wars Top 10 companies, with a combined market cap exceeding $7 trillion, have experienced a range of performance in 2023, with CEOs including Microsoft’s Satya Nadella and SAP’s Christian Klein standing out.