Arab Jordan Investment Bank, CargoSmart, and Intelipost are among early adopters of enterprise-class general ledger service.
Learn moreOracle Blockchain Cloud Service has the features an enterprise needs to move from experimenting with blockchain to creating production applications.
Learn moreOracle had been testing the new blockchain platform in pilot programs with early-adopting customers in recent months. After seeing success in the trials, Oracle decided to bring the offering into full production.
Learn moreOracle Blockchain Cloud Service provides customers with a development platform to build their own networks, and to integrate with Oracle SaaS and third-party applications they already use.
Learn moreOrganizations from a range of sectors are already using the service, including customers in banking, supply chain management, and agriculture.
Learn moreOracle has officially released its Oracle Blockchain Cloud Service, a development platform built on the Linux Foundation’s Hyperledger Fabric.
Learn moreOracle’s Blockchain Cloud Service today became generally available. Organizations have been developing an early adopter version of the technology to track global supply chain goods, as well as manage and secure transactions.
Learn moreToday Oracle unveiled its Blockchain Cloud Service to help organizations build blockchain networks.
Learn moreOracle announced the general availability of its Blockchain Cloud Service, which allows organizations to set up and manage networks of distributed ledgers using blockchain technology.
Learn moreOracle announced that its Blockchain Cloud Service is now generally available. The service allows organizations to build blockchain networks to drive more secure and efficient transactions on a global scale.
Learn moreOracle is looking to support Indian blockchain startups as it seeks to meet growing demand for the emerging technology.
Learn moreToday’s customers demand superior product experience, better customer service, greater transparency, improved safety standards, and faster delivery. Rightfully so.
Learn moreBlockchain is a secure system for conducting trustworthy transactions with customers, partners, and competitors.
Learn moreTalk to enterprise blockchain enthusiasts and they will tell you about the potential use cases in their industries and the proofs-of-concept they have run to prove blockchain value in the enterprise.
Learn moreThe biggest challenge a company faces as it ponders a blockchain project is not the planning and implementation process, messy though it is.
Learn moreCounterfeit and bootlegged products. Falsified data. Incorrect storage conditions. The risks to modern supply chains are ongoing and complex.
Learn moreBlockchain has received a lot of attention for its “distributed ledger” technology, which is the basis for buying or selling cryptocurrencies and other assets through private markets.
Learn moreOracle Blockchain Cloud Service debuted in October, and now one of Oracle’s early-stage partners, AuraBlocks, has already created a financial service on the platform.
Learn moreBack to our blog series that focuses on the motivations and backgrounds of the individuals that make up Hyperledger’s Technical Steering Committee (TSC).
Learn moreAs blockchain business cases are emerging, companies are now looking at issues of data privacy, liability, and cross-organization cooperation.
Learn moreGlobal database software giant Oracle has formally announced its entrance into the blockchain space.
Learn moreOracle will release a blockchain platform for supply chain management and smart contracts, Business Insider reported last week.
Learn moreDatabase software giant Oracle is officially a player in the world of blockchain.
Learn moreOracle recently unveiled its blockchain services on cloud, after around two months of collaborating with Hyperledger, Linux Foundation’s open source underlying technology behind the blockchain buildup.
Learn moreIt’s been two months since Oracle joined the Hyperledger consortium and now the tech giant is taking another step towards showing its interest in blockchain—they just announced Oracle Blockchain Cloud Service.
Learn moreOracle is the latest major IT provider to offer a blockchain cloud service; IBM and Microsoft have both been offering their own version of this for a while.
Learn moreAccess to Oracle Blockchain Cloud Service through SuiteCloud Platform delivers innovation of blockchain technology to NetSuite ecosystem.
Learn moreAt its Oracle OpenWorld conference this week in San Francisco, the company announced its new Oracle Blockchain Cloud Service.
Learn moreThis week, Oracle announced its new Oracle Blockchain Cloud Service. The new offering looks to empower customers to leverage one of the most disruptive technologies currently emerging.
Learn moreOracle introduced Oracle Blockchain Cloud Service at its Oracle OpenWorld conference on Monday, as the database giant works hard to make its cloud more competitive with IBM’s and Microsoft’s offerings, according to Fortune.
Learn moreOracle sees how blockchain holds the promise to fundamentally transform how business is done and is launching an enterprise-grade blockchain cloud service as a result.
Learn moreLaunched at Oracle OpenWorld in San Francisco, the new service leverages the distributed ledger technology of blockchain to deliver enhanced security and more.
Learn moreOracle is working hard to be a SaaS vendor that matters, whether with its new autonomous database service or getting involved with blockchain.
Learn moreOracle sees big opportunity in blockchain, the distributed ledger technology that underlies Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
Learn moreBlockchain technology is no longer just for startups. Now even the big businesses are getting on board.
Learn moreBlockchain technology has the potential to dramatically enhance enterprise business value by enabling near real-time, distributed transactions across customers’ ecosystems and by enabling secure, tamper-proof data sharing.
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