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Oracle OpenWorld 2019

Oracle OpenWorld 2019 - State of Texas cuts costs in half by moving centralised ERP to Oracle Cloud

Oracle OpenWorld 2019 - Oracle's Steve Miranda on expanding cloud apps beyond the core

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A single SaaS system of record? How to create value and thrive

Subscription business models require a system of record that's designed to deliver SaaS metrics. The value can be immense, writes Sage Intacct's David Appel

Manufacturers - this is how to escape the perils of pilot purgatory

Manufacturers shouldn't fear innovation, but there are four steps they must take to avoid falling into pilot purgatory, writes Plex Systems' Anurag Garg

Facing rapid expansion, renewables pioneer Vattenfall goes agile

When Scandinavian power generator Vattenfall came to modernize maintenance processes for its wind farms it took an agile approach, writes Neptune Software's Christoph Garms

A look at how ServiceNow handles data privacy - It all starts with trust

Mark Cockerill, VP, Legal (EMEA/APJ) & Head of Global Privacy, outlines ServiceNow’s three pillars of trust for handling complex data privacy regulations.

5 ways to leverage ERP in the cloud without throwing away millions

Everyone is moving to the cloud, for sure - but how you get there is the million dollar question, writes Rimini Street's Michael Bathon

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Oracle OpenWorld 2019 - CERN opens its doors - and a digital guidebook - to the public

For its CERN Open Days event this past weekend, the particle physics laboratory was able to provide guests with a digital app developed using Oracle cloud technologies, to help them make the most of their visit

Larry Ellison speaking at Oracle OpenWorld 2019

Oracle OpenWorld 2019 - Larry Ellison makes compelling autonomous pitch for buyers grappling with complexity

Oracle CTO Larry Ellison took to the stage for the first of his two keynotes to talk up all things autonomous. And, of course, do a bit of AWS-bashing.

Oracle OpenWorld 2019 - Oracle beefs up cloud security, announces three new features to build on Autonomous Database success

Can Oracle’s autonomous features - removing the need for human management - be a competitive edge in a world where buyers are so security conscious?

Tech sector on No Deal Brexit - it's going to hurt and more government help is needed

Boris Johnson's Incredible Hulk posturing is ridiculous; the prospect of a No Deal Brexit is no laughing matter for the tech sector.

Amazon’s Ring freaks out privacy advocates

Amazon Ring's potential for trampling on privacy rights has caught Congress's attention.

Oracle OpenWorld 2019 - Autonomous Database finds traction with SMEs, developers and those struggling with security complexity

We speak to Juan Loaiza, EVP of Systems Technology at Oracle, about how buyers are responding do the company’s Autonomous Database pitch, on the eve of Oracle OpenWorld 2019.

Oracle OpenWorld 2019 - glimpsing the world beyond the Autonomous Database

Larry Ellison's vision for autonomous cloud stretches beyond the database world as OpenWorld delegates will hear this week.

OSL goes the full monty with Oracle NetSuite

OSL is moving quickly to becoming a services-oriented firm in a manufacturing environment that has seen its share of difficulties. The group managing director explains.

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Huawei’s Android aggravations - a sideshow to the potential of its new HarmonyOS?

Smartphones are an ultimate incarnation of the network edge in action, and that could the target for HarmonyOS, a device and platform agnostic, distributed operating system that could be the start of device collaborations that grow into `entities’ of global scale and functionality.