Oracle’s Larry Ellison describes how organizations can slash software support costs by moving workloads to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. Learn how two developer teams leveraged free cloud services to quickly build real-world apps. COVID-19 reveals why inside sales teams need better CRM tools. Also: Find out how running Java in the cloud can help lower costs, speed operations, and simplify deployment.
To accelerate migrations to the cloud, Oracle gives organizations moving to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) a 25% to 33% discount on tech software support for every dollar spent on OCI. Some companies could see their Oracle Database or Oracle WebLogic Server support bill go to zero.
Two developer teams describe how they use Oracle Always Free Services to create real-world applications—fast, without spending on cloud infrastructure. The Free Tier lets developers spin up new apps quickly with little risk before scaling up.
The pandemic made inside sales supremely important, and that’s not changing. These sellers need the support of modern customer relationship management (CRM) tools to keep from burning out.
When COVID-19 hit, Eastern Gateway Community College was already well underway in its transition to the cloud, which helped the school increase enrollment even while community colleges took an 11% enrollment hit across the US.
The biggest cost of software isn’t writing code: It’s maintenance. And that’s where Java in the cloud excels, by reducing costs, speeding operations, and simplifying deployment.
Cybereason helps customers stop cyberattacks by detecting and responding as fast as threats come in. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure helps Cybereason deliver protection with microsecond latency at a low cost.
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