Organizations that have made a successful and efficient transition to the Cloud have done so in large part because of strategic planning. Brought to you by Quest Experience Week - Oracle Cloud Day, Floyd Teter, Senior Director, Oracle Center of Excellence, HCM Cloud explores how accomplishing this with integrity requires an understanding of not only how to get to the Cloud as an enterprise, but also what life is like once there. 

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.

Peter Bendor-Samuel, the CEO of Everest Group—a management consulting and research firm headquartered in Dallas, wrote an article in Forbes about how to avoid a pitfall in data-driven decisions during a digital transformation. Many organizations are going through changes in their business models, but when they start looking at their business through a data lens instead of a business process lens, serious issues will arise.

In this Quest How To video, we walk members through networking opportunities within the Quest Oracle Community. On our website, there are several opportunities to connect with people, join groups, get your questions answered, and attend events—both in person and online.

Kundan Vyas, Principal Product Manager within Oracle’s Product Management and Strategy group for Oracle PaaS, presented on how to leverage the power of Oracle Autonomous PaaS to connect and extend CX, ERP and HRMS applications.

In a recent Forbes article, Kevin Roebuck, Director of Digital Experience for Education and Research within Oracle’s Industry Solutions Group, explored five ways that higher education will change as a result of Blockchain and other technologies.