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Both companies gained the highest score for the identity management theme in GlobalData’s Thematic Scorecard for the security software sector.>>

Oracle’s Generation 2 Cloud is getting ever closer to its launch day in Australia, as its new Sydney region prepares to go live by the end of August.>>

Techday spoke to Oracle SVP Shashi Seth about how the low-cost carrier is changing the way it engages with prospective and current customers. >>

Oracle has expanded its autonomous database capabilities to help meet the needs of enterprise customers.>>

Worldwide enterprise application software revenue totalled more than $193.6 billion in 2018, a 12.5% increase from 2017 revenue of $172.1 billion.>>

The new Oracle Exadata Database Machine X8 features hardware and software enhancements, as well as unique machine learning capabilities.>>

"These findings suggest that organisations are still being overwhelmed by the data deluge faced.">>

The tech giants have formed a partnership to allow interoperability between Azure and Oracle Cloud.>>

"Compared to their private counterparts, government organisations can often find themselves hamstrung by legacy systems that are simply not compatible with the latest technologies.">>

Several high profile Kiwi tech firms will be giving young New Zealand female students the opportunity to be mentored at the upcoming ShadowTech Day events.>>

Oracle has announced it has launched its new cloud solution hub in Kuala Lumpur.>>

Top reasons include “high cost of maintenance and support” and “aggressive sales tactics and audits.”>>

Software tools updated to empower marketers in an increasingly competitive environment.>>

“Our longstanding goal has been to help customers to manage, protect, analyse and use the world’s data for the benefit of all.">>

Over-commitment on projects, lack of leadership and absence of process are leading to an innovation gap, an Oracle report shows.>>

Oracle Autonomous Database supposedly uses machine learning and automation to deploy, optimise, patch and secure itself.>>

It predicts that up to two-thirds of the existing integration platform as a service vendors will be acquired or exited in the next four years.>>

“We are pleased with this latest victory in the highest Court, and look forward to continuing our fierce competition with Oracle.">>

Alibaba Cloud, Facebook, and Oracle - among others - have already opened major facilities this year, so here's a round-up.>>

If data can help a boat go faster, racing teams and fans alike at this year’s SailGP in Sydney will get a front-row seat.>>

Oracle’s enterprise blockchain has been updated to include more capabilities to enhance development, integration, and deployment of customers’ new blockchain applications.>>

Several Australian federal and state government agencies have switched their enterprise software support to Rimini Street.>>

Joins 8x8 after time at Oracle, Avaya and Optus to managing 8x8’s growing team of partners across the region.>>

"Java Card 3.1 is very significant to the Internet of Things, bringing interoperability, security and flexibility to a fast-growing market currently lacking high-security and flexible edge security solutions.">>