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Top 10 Digital Transformation Trends For 2023
Daniel Newman

Top 10 Digital Transformation Trends For 2023

Futurum's Daniel Newman takes a look at ten digital transformation trends, from multicloud to ESG to the next generation of vehicles.
Ron Westfall

Oracle Deploys MySQL HeatWave on Amazon and Scorches AWS on its Own Cloud

Futurum’s Ron Westfall examines why the new Oracle MySQL HeatWave on AWS solution provides the single database platform that fulfills topmost customer transaction processing, analytics, and machine learning demands and delivers definitive price performance advantages over rival solutions including Redshift, Snowflake, BigQuery, and Synapse.
Ron Westfall

Oracle Database Service for Azure Makes Multi-Cloud Real

Futurum’s Ron Westfall examines why the introduction of Oracle Database Services for Azure is empowering Azure customers and applications with full access and integration to OCI database services through unified portals as well as delivering a simpler, more flexible cloud architecture that fulfills customer multi-cloud demands and sharply differentiates the Oracle and Microsoft multi-cloud proposition.
Daniel Newman

Oracle Launches Oracle Fusion Sales to Automate Tasks and Empower Salespeople

Oracle 's new Oracle Fusion Sales hopes to improve CRM processes for sales people with the help of automation and AI. Futurum’s Daniel Newman takes a look at the latest release and breaks it down to see if it will do just that.
Ron Westfall

Snowflake’s Unistore: The CNN+ of Transactional Application Workloads

Futurum’s Ron Westfall explores why Snowflake’s recent Unistore launch represents a notable divergence from the company’s portfolio development strategy of using a single, specialized platform to address the evolving data warehousing and analytics demands of customers, emulating the converged database portfolio development strategies of rivals such as Oracle who already offer market-proven transactional and analytical capabilities.
Daniel Newman

Six Five On the Road with Mike Sicilia, Executive Vice President, Oracle Industries

On this episode of The Six Five – On The Road hosts Patrick Moorhead and Daniel Newman are joined by Mike Sicilia, the Executive Vice President of Oracle Industries as they discuss their recent visit to the grand opening of the Oracle Industry Lab.
Ron Westfall

OCI Delivers New Security Capabilities that Fortify Cloud Apps and Data Against Emerging Threats

Futurum’s Ron Westfall explores the introduction of five new OCI security capabilities and why they address burgeoning organizational demand for strengthened threat detection and prevention of their cloud applications and data across cloud environments, boosts its cloud ecosystem credentials through the Palo Alto Networks alliance, and improves overall competitiveness against its major cloud service provider rivals.
Shelly Kramer

Oracle Fusion Cloud’s Customer Data Integration Provides Unified View to Service Agents

Futurum principal analyst Shelly Kramer explores Oracle Cloud Fusion’s integration of Oracle Unity customer data into its Oracle Service application in an effort to provide customer service agents with a unified view of their customers and enable better customer experiences.
Shelly Kramer

Oracle Industry Lab Opens as Incubator for Innovative, Immersive Technology Solutions

Futurum’s principal analyst Shelly Kramer covers the opening of Oracle Industry Lab with emphasis on Oracle’s cutting-edge technology partners and the innovative potential of immersive technology solutions for sustainability and productivity challenges.
Ron Westfall

MySQL HeatWave Delivers Round Three of Knockout Benchmarks and Customer Validation

Our newest white paper, MySQL HeatWave Delivers Round Three of Knockout Benchmarks and Customer Validation — done in partnership with Oracle — offers a look into what MySQL HeatWave ML provides customers and how it is positioned to meet the topmost demands of our current data environment.
tweiss@futurumresearch.com

New Oracle Cloud Infrastructure E4 Dense Compute Inferences to be Powered by AMD EPYC Processors for VMware Users Running Hybrid Cloud Environments

Futurum analyst Todd R. Weiss examines Oracle's latest plans to offer all-new Oracle Cloud Infrastructure E4 Dense Compute Inferences powered by AMD EPYC processors for hybrid cloud users as Oracle expands its use of AMD EPYC CPUs beyond Oracle's existing E3 and E4 compute instances.
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