Oracle OpenWorld 2019 is a few weeks away. The world’s largest technology conference will return to Moscone Center in San Francisco on September 16th through the 19th, 2019 and will deliver hundreds of innovative keynotes and breakout sessions led by technology and business leaders from
Oracle and the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) announced that Newport Beach Tennis Club and the Tennis Club at Newport Beach Country Club will serve as host sites for the 2019 Oracle ITA National Fall Championships, taking place November 6th through the 10th.
Security, cost, and resource usage are among the biggest struggles companies face in managing their financial operations. Businesses must adhere to the complicated rules, regulations, and systems that govern the movement of money and materials between organizations.
Oracle has revamped its startup accelerator program. With the Oracle for Startups program, participants will get free cloud credits, discounts, mentorship opportunities and access to Oracle’s vast partner ecosystem and customer base.
Innovation has long been a central driver of the American economy, says Joyce Boland, Vice President, Applications Global Marketing. Innovation creates jobs, drives higher wages, and fosters a marketplace that is competitive on the global level.
A recent agreement between Oracle and Microsoft allows Microsoft Azure users to leverage Oracle’s autonomous database services and cloud applications through a high-speed data connection between Azure and Oracle Cloud.
As the volume of finance-related data collected and analyzed climbs to unprecedented levels, the task of managing, understanding, and reporting on that data has become too detailed and large for humans to handle on their own.
In a recent LinkedIn post, Oracle CEO Mark Hurd suggested businesses could dramatically improve their customer service by taking advantage of AI to handle basic support queries. He highlighted AI’s ability to master repetitive support processes and provide instant responses, which frees support staff to
Professional tennis player and Oracle US Tennis Award recipient Mackenzie McDonald has received a $100,000 grant from Oracle US Tennis Award to help him adapt to life at the professional level and succeed on the court.
