Larry Ellison commits Oracle to healthcare mission at Oracle CloudWorld

Week of October 17, 2022

For you this week: On the Oracle CloudWorld stage, Oracle Chairman and CTO Larry Ellison explains the company’s passion for tackling the challenges in healthcare, and CEO Safra Catz talks with customers about solving their toughest problems. Oracle Red Bull Racing’s Max Verstappen clinches F1 Drivers’ Championship using superb driving and data-powered strategy. Taylor Corporation gives a clinic in how to take complex ERP to the cloud. Plus: Can we make Java easier to learn?

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“We’re absolutely committed to the mission, and we have a lot of help from a lot of partners who are just as committed as we are.”

—Larry Ellison, Chairman and CTO, Oracle

Oracle tackles healthcare

Oracle Chairman and CTO Larry Ellison told CloudWorld attendees why Oracle is well positioned to help the industry solve one of the world’s big business challenges: building and deploying integrated, mostly automated healthcare information systems and processes.

Success goes to the bold

At Oracle CloudWorld, Oracle CEO Safra Catz told the company’s customers and industry partners that the most resilient businesses are investing in cloud technologies to try to emerge from three years of economic challenges stronger than before.

Formula 1 champion

Oracle Red Bull Racing’s Max Verstappen’s back-to-back F1 Drivers’ Championships are a testament to his enormous driving talent—and to the team using analytics behind the scenes to put him in the best position to win.

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Planning a big cloud application rollout, such as ERP or supply chain? Taylor offers a blueprint as it successfully moves 86 independently operated subsidiaries to one standard set of back-office applications.

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