Cybersecurity is an increasingly important issue in boardrooms and IT departments across every industry. With breaches becoming headline news, and reputations, jobs and revenue on the line, executives are paying more attention to data security than ever.
Oracle CEO Mark Hurd’s keynote at Oracle OpenWorld 2018, “Accelerating Growth in the Cloud,” featured a combination of industry predictions, statistics, and background information, as well as discussions with geopolitical experts and Oracle customers.
Oracle OpenWorld, the industry’s most important business and technology conference, will return to San Francisco on October 22-25, 2018. Thousands of Oracle customers, partners, and employees will gather at Moscone Center to enjoy informative keynote speeches, educational sessions on a wide range of cloud-related subjects,
Finding good employees—and even more important, retaining them—are critical to your success. Excessive employee turnover can negatively impact morale and the bottom line.
A recent Oracle Modern Finance Leader blog post makes the case that chief financial officers (CFOs) need to become IT decision makers, so the CFOs traditional role of savvy financial manager shifts with new responsibilities around business-focused technology know-how.
Oracle’s commitment to American tennis has led to the creation of several prestigious tournaments this year. Three took place during the summer, and the Oracle ITA Masters in Malibu, California, gave fans their first collegiate tennis tournament of the fall.
Today’s consumers have the ability to review, compare prices, and purchase nearly any product at any time. This shift in the balance of power makes it more important than ever for companies to focus on customer experience.
In his latest LinkedIn Influencer article, Oracle CEO Mark Hurd adds new depth to his support for cloud computing, machine learning, and autonomous software. His core argument: Companies and their employees can become more productive and innovative by offloading “maintenance mode” tasks to artificial intelligence.
The Oracle Challenger Series has expanded rapidly this year, with two new tournaments announced in the past two months. Oracle CEO Mark Hurd, a former collegiate tennis player and a lifelong tennis fan, recently sat down with Oracle’s Challenger Series blog to talk about his
The Oracle Challenger Series continues to expand with the addition of a new tournament in Houston, Texas. The fourth Oracle Challenger Series tournament will take place at the George R. Brown Tennis Center at Rice University on November 10-18, 2018.
