Oracle stories - Page 25

PrimeQ will develop cloud infrastructure for NSW's new container deposit scheme, a major litter reduction initiative coordinated by Exchange for Change.

Microsoft is continuing to take the lead in the enterprise SaaS market, which is forecast to double in size over the coming three years.

Traditionally organisations keep bug & vulnerability findings for themselves, but Oracle and Associate Professor Dietrich take a different approach.

Startling findings from Equinix reveal bandwidth used in private data exchange between businesses to be 6x that of the public internet by 2020.

IntegrateIT utilises ShadowProtect’s virtualisation capabilities by initiating physical to virtual restores. For others, they perform restores to the.

Oracle’s Rob Willis sheds light on the seismic shifts in IT, predicting a cloud-centric future for data centres in our exclusive interview.

Oracle has renewed its focus on cloud for customers who want to move workloads to cloud while keeping data on premises.

Deloitte leads as Oracle celebrates top ANZ partners for excellence in cloud and hybrid solutions at Sydney gala.

Around 100 partners congregated at the recent Oracle ANZ Partner Awards to toast those who have excelled in the past year.

Unit4 has appointed two new sales directors who it says will work closely with channel director Chris Tithof to support local customers and resellers.

While we might be seen as the ‘land down under’ to the rest of the world, in reality, Australia is right in the heart of activity.

67% of the Australian organisations surveyed are embracing cloud, using public or private cloud for more than one or two applications or workloads.

The born-in-the-cloud Oracle partner has a workforce of over 100, and surprisingly, has only been in business since the beginning of 2016.

Oracle NetSuite bolsters its cloud ERP reach, uniting with four new partners to meet rising market demand for agile, scalable solutions.

AI technologies are becoming increasingly sophisticated, and can add immense value to organisations — but they are by no means foolproof.

What TmaxSoft brings to the market is an alternative to infrastructure software that offers users a new path to digital transformation.

The modules support a range computing applications including Microsoft SQL, Oracle, Microsoft Azure, VMware VDI, Cloudera, Hortonworks and SAP HANA.

Enterprise cloud applications provider Workday has opened a global support centre in Auckland, bringing up to 140 jobs to the city.

In the past few years, Equinix’s cloud ecosystem has diversified considerably, particularly in Australia, where demand for cloud services is strong.

Oracle buys NetSuite in a £7.1bn move to lead cloud ERP, aiming for a major market share grab and vast growth in cloud adoption.