Oracle Red Bull Racing’s lesson in fan engagement | Multicoud’s rise

Oracle Oracle View this message in a web browser   Forward to a friend Week of February 27, 2023 For you this week: To tap into rising Formula One interest, Oracle Red Bull Racing lets fans design its car’s livery for three 2023 US races. Australia’s Northern Territory copes with a construction boom. Nearly every big company is using or planning multicloud, survey finds. Ethical email marketers fight blocklists. Plus: Forging network interconnectivity in multicloud deployments. Connect for more news “This gives us an opportunity to bring fans into the heart of the team and be a part of our history.” — Kelly Brittain, Brand and Communications Director, Oracle Red Bull Racing Make your mark Amid the excitement of the first-ever US launch of a Formula One car, Oracle Red Bull Racing has unveiled another first: a contest that lets fans design the livery of its cars for three American Grand Prix races in 2023. It’s a bold lesson for any company wanting to build closer ties to customers. Tracking projects down under Darwin, Australia, a city in the country’s vast Northern Territory, is on the rise with dozens of construction projects on the horizon and a skyline due to change significantly. Here’s how Halikos Group, a key contractor in the region, keeps jobs rolling. It’s a multicloud world A new survey of 1,500 enterprise respondents shows that multicloud deployments are the new norm—98% of enterprises surveyed use or are planning to use multicloud. The top reason given? Cost. Top use cases? Data backup, workload/data mobility, cost optimization, risk mitigation, and global service delivery. Avoid email blocklists Even the most ethical email marketers can end up on an email blocklist meant to stop spam. So it’s important to routinely check if your brand’s IP address or domain is on an email blocklist and get it removed. Here’s how, and then how to make business and process changes to not end up there again. Industry Spotlight: Fusion Applications Fischer Homes improves margins TRATON speeds reporting Telefónica improves field service FEATURED TECH Transitive routing in multicloud Network interconnectivity is a top multicloud cloud challenge. One fix is to indirectly peer them through transitive cloud routing. But public clouds often don’t support it natively. Here are some options. Hands-on tech Visualize Oracle Analytics Cloud data using Microsoft Power BI VM cluster node subsetting on Autonomous Database on Exadata Cloud@Customer Oracle backup and recovery technologies—year in review More tech stories Events Construction and Engineering: Oracle Textura Payment Management for Contractors March 7 Oracle Textura Payment Management for Owners March 14 Analytics and Data Summit 2023 March 14–16 Manufacturing webcast series: The Resilient Supply Chain: Perfecting Logistics March 16 Webinar: Oracle Primavera Cloud for Delivery Teams On demand Webinar: Oracle Primavera Cloud for Public and Private Owners On demand Watch Oracle CloudWorld 2022 key sessions On demand Save the date for Oracle CloudWorld 2023, September 18–21, 2023 Subscribe for updates More events News, views, and how-tos delivered straight to your inbox Subscribe Stay connected #oracleconnect

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