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For you this week: We hear from a guy who’s going to be busy at Oracle OpenWorld helping DBAs explore what machine learning capabilities in the Oracle Database can mean for them. Then we learn why Swiss banks are losing their reluctance about cloud computing and how a Mexican real estate company is using advanced analytics to grow by three million square feet a year.
— Jeff Erickson, Oracle |
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Swiss Banks’ New Outlook on Cloud |
Swiss banks, influenced by decades of secrecy laws that have forbidden them from storing customers’ personal information outside the country, have been reluctant to move their software to the cloud. That reluctance is now fading, due to updated regulations and recommendations by an influential industry group, and the erosion of bank secrecy. |
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Vesta Real Estate Uses Cloud to Power Expansion |
Mexico’s industrial real estate company Vesta has been growing at a rate of three million square feet a year. Upgrading to a single business platform running in Oracle Cloud has helped the company improve its portfolio operations and strengthen its relationships with tenants, says Vesta’s Teodoro Díaz. The advanced analytics are “exactly what we need to help us continue our growth over the next 5 to 10 years,” he says. |
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Events |
Oracle Code One 2019 September 16–19 | San Francisco |
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Oracle OpenWorld 2019 September 16–19 | San Francisco |
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Launch of the Oracle Cloud Region in Switzerland September 24 | Zurich |
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Experience Autonomous: Dedicated Infrastructure September 24 | Online |
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Hands-on Workshop: Experience Oracle Autonomous Cloud Platform October 30 | Dublin, Ireland |
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