Oracle stories
If data can help a boat go faster, racing teams and fans alike at this year's SailGP in Sydney will get a front-row seat.
Several Australian federal and state government agencies have switched their enterprise software support to Rimini Street.
ERP vendor NetSuite has launched Brainyard, a free benchmarking service providing comprehensive insights and practical advice for business growth.
Poolwerx, the world's top pool and spa service company, leverages ERP solutions to unify operations and fuel rapid expansion across three continents.
Oracle enhances its Bronto Marketing Platform with new features, boosting email marketing effectiveness and eCommerce integration to fuel business growth.
NetSuite, now part of Oracle, unveils 'SuiteLife'—a major new partner programme aimed at expanding its cloud ERP reach in Europe, Asia, and Latin America.
Oracle's blockchain platform has been integrated into Everledger's solution, allowing users to track asset provenance and improve decision making.
Over-commitment on projects, lack of leadership and absence of process are leading to an innovation gap, an Oracle report shows.
Oracle Autonomous Database supposedly uses machine learning and automation to deploy, optimise, patch and secure itself.
It predicts that up to two-thirds of the existing integration platform as a service vendors will be acquired or exited in the next four years.
Rimini Street must be repaid $12.8 million by Oracle, following a US Supreme Court decision on non-taxable expenses.
Alibaba Cloud, Facebook, and Oracle - among others - have already opened major facilities this year, so here's a round-up.
Oracle updates its blockchain platform with new features to enhance application development, streamline integration, and improve identity management.
The IoT in education market is set to soar to USD $11.3 billion by 2023, driven by eLearning adoption and connected devices, despite security concerns.
8x8 has appointed Steve Shaw as senior channel manager for ANZ, aiming to enhance regional partner collaborations and bolster cloud communications growth.
Oracle has released Java Card 3.1, an open application platform for IoT device security, providing flexible ways to meet hardware and security requirements.
Oracle introduces a cloud suite for retailers, centralising store operations and enabling faster, more responsive service while cutting data centre costs.
Global demand for data surge fuels a boom in hyperscale data centres, with 132 new facilities set to bolster the current 430, a rise led by Amazon and Google.
In 2019, hyperscale cloud giants like AWS, Microsoft, and Google will fiercely compete to dominate the lucrative hybrid cloud solutions market.
Oracle launches Cloud Native Framework to provide developers with a cloud-native solution across different cloud deployments.
