Oracle stories - Page 29

The agreement, which closely aligns with the Government’s ICT Strategy, allows NZ's government agencies to make use of Oracle's Cloud services.

Check Point has promoted Craig McGregor to head up its Australian channel as the vendor looks to increase share and help partners increase revenue.

Oracle is spending $9.3 billion to acquire 'complementary' cloud provider NetSuite, with the transaction expected to close as early as this year.

In addition to offering a personalised approach for blood donors, it is hoped that the system will lead to more blood being collected as demand grows.

Fusion5 has snapped up BPR Solutions creating what the business applications company says is Australasia's largest NetSuite practice.

Brian Donn will head Oracle's CX Cloud Applications Business across the Asia Pacific region to drive revenue growth and CX market share.

Fujitsu and Oracle team up to offer enterprise-grade cloud services, taking advantage of cloud computing to drive business growth and reduce costs.

Worldwide Converged Systems revenue has increased 11.0% year-over-year in the first quarter of 2016, surpassing $2.5 Billion in Value.

Oracle has announced plans to digitise its sales programmes by building specialised hubs in the Asia Pacific region.

Oracle’s general manager of its Data Cloud, Omar Tawakol, explained how he's helping data-as-a-service users find a new world of data quality.

NetSuite's new solutions tackle industry-specific challenges, enhancing retail management and wholesale distribution with cloud innovation.

It’s normal for businesses to work with smaller, less expensive systems during their early years. But as they grow, greater flexibility is required.

Fronde named NetSuite Solution Provider Partner of the Year for Asia Pacific & Japan for second consecutive year.

The average client for NetSuite has evolved over recent years. Globally they've been attracting larger enterprises than their traditional SMB roots.

NetSuite, the pioneer of cloud-based business systems, has grown from $67m revenue in 2006 to just shy of $1bn in 2016.

The PaaS market is set to grow, creating significant opportunities for vendors, according to Technology Business Research.

Over the next few years, Platform-as-a-Service providers will significantly improve solutions available, which will lead to widespread adoption.

NetSuite's Q1 2016 revenue grows by 31%, reaching $216.6m, due to its innovative approach to business software.

Carrier cloud providers are reassessing their public cloud strategies due to competition from incumbents like AWS.

IBM and Oracle are losing out as they fail to capitalise on the booming PaaS market and concede share to specialists, open source and cloud providers.