An Ignoble Experiment: Spending that helps students achieve

2022/12/01

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Week of November 28, 2022

For you this week: A school district learns to tie funds more closely to student outcomes. Oracle Red Bull Racing continues its winning ways. How telcos keep up with accelerating change. New tech to help workers in the field solve problems faster. Plus: Why some Java developers use recursion while others prefer loops.

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“When someone wants to spend millions of dollars on new materials or tools, we have to be able to measure how it helps students.”

— Gina Lanier, Controller, Aurora Public Schools

Spending on students studied

When Colorado’s Aurora school district wanted to understand how spending choices affected student success, they turned to Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP. “We’re starting to see clear paths to connecting funds and student outcomes,” says Aurora’s Gina Lanier.

Red Bull’s championship season

As Oracle Red Bull Racing delivered another championship season, Oracle Cloud played a key role—both on race day and beyond with real-time race simulations, fan engagement, and even engine development.

Ever evolving telcos

Telcos are evolving their cloud strategies to keep pace as technology races ahead. Making the moves from wired to wireless and from 3G up to 5G, they’re staying competitive by using cloud infrastructure to move and scale faster while maintaining reliability.

Field service helper

At a time when service organizations are paying more to identify, hire, and retain workers, new intelligent visual guidance from Oracle is helping them meet demand with current staffing levels. How? By helping service reps solve problems in the field faster.

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