Organizations are in need of new systems that allow them to move from operations to innovation. They want to use the abundance of data to drive better outcomes, see the signals adapt faster, and run their organizations smarter, more efficiently, and securely. As businesses seek more transparency, business insight, and greater levels of control and governance, they are realizing their need for the Cloud. This need comes from the rapid pace of change in business and technology. Seismic changes include e-commerce, travel and entertainment, mobile, geolocation, hospitality, IoT, rideshare, VR bots, crypto, virtual assistants, Machine Learning and AI.

Customer Spotlight: ARRIS
ARRIS was able to navigate their Oracle Cloud project and transform their entire business, starting with HR and moving its way through the rest of the company.

Before the Cloud, enterprise systems required on-premises applications, five-year adoption cycles, technical upgrades, and a long lag. Now, with Oracle Cloud, you can operate with Cloud applications, quarterly adoption, constantly updated features and technology, and an immediate feedback loop. In this article we'll explore 10 Laws to make your On-Premises to Cloud Migration transition easier.

Call centers that rely on human service operators talking to customers over the phone are becoming a thing of the past. Their demise brings up the question, how will customer service change in the future?

Creighton University made the move from their legacy application, Oracle E-Business Suite, to Oracle HCM Cloud in order to achieve a more modern solution and HR practices.

Kiran Saindane, Product Strategy Director at Oracle, gave a presentation about how Oracle Sales and Operations Planning Cloud (S&OP) enables organizations to implement a continuous and forward-looking S&OP process. The goal is to profitably align product, demand and supply plans with your strategic and financial objectives. Oracle Sales and Operations Planning Cloud is part of…

Ed Zou, Vice President of Product Management for Oracle Cloud Platform, introduced how Oracle Cloud Platform can be leveraged within your organization to bring your application transformation to the next level. Oracle Cloud Platform is one of four Oracle services. Oracle offers Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), Software as a…

Andy Binsley, Vice President of Product Strategy for Oracle Maintenance Cloud, recently spoke about the benefits that Oracle Maintenance Cloud offers to maintenance organizations. He covered trends that are affecting the future of maintenance practices and systems, the benefits of Oracle Maintenance Cloud, and the vision that Oracle has for customers that move to the Cloud.

Cloud Manager Image 8 provides the ability to scale existing environments and set advanced configuration options—making it easier than ever to deploy production environments in the Cloud. You can scale your mid-tier domain elastically based on production workload demands. Cloud Manager supports multiple middle-tier and PIA domains on a single node as well as on multiple nodes. It also provides an option to enable Integration Broker in a single application domain within an environment.

As part of Quest Experience Week Cloud Day, Mark Hoernemann, Oracle’s PeopleSoft Platform Strategy Manager, spoke about the ongoing investment in PeopleSoft deployment to Oracle Cloud. He covered the benefits, capabilities, enhancements and roadmap items for PeopleSoft Cloud Manager.