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For you this week: We dive into the new cloud alliance between Oracle and Microsoft. And we hear from Oracle CEO Mark Hurd on why you should tap artificial intelligence if you want to improve customer service. Plus, TrueBlue’s CFO replaces a jumble of payroll and other legacy apps with cloud applications, and a new video explores disaster resilience with a Japanese research institute that’s dedicated to the task.
— By Jeff Erickson, Oracle Editor-at-Large |
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Oracle and Microsoft Interconnect Clouds |
The alliance between Microsoft and Oracle, “moves customers towards the promise of nimble apps that can shift from cloud to cloud easily, and even deploying individual apps that span multiple clouds,” says Oracle’s Vinay Kumar (Shivagange Chandrashekar), vice president of product management. Common multi-cloud use cases. |
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From 20 Applications to a Single Cloud ERP |
“We had four different permanent payroll providers, three separate time-clock entry systems, and a couple of different expense systems, just to name a few,” says Derrek Gafford, TrueBlue’s CFO and executive vice president. The answer: migrating from a legacy application to Oracle Cloud ERP and payroll applications for all 6,000 permanent employees. Time to innovate. |
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Events |
Oracle Analytics Summit 2019 June 25 | Skywalker Ranch |
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Getting the Most Out of SQL Developer in the Oracle Cloud June 25 | Online |
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Autonomous Database Virtual Workshop June 26 | Online |
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Oracle Code One 2019 September 16–19 | San Francisco |
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Oracle OpenWorld September 16–19 | San Francisco |
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