Simplify Infrastructure by consolidating databases in Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse

As the world becomes more unpredictable, businesses have to become more agile and resilient. IT must support operations to manage change and drive innovation. However, rapid growth in the number and variety of databases makes their management more complicated. Read the report, “Bring the Cloud to Your Data Center,” to discover how companies can simplify infrastructure by consolidating databases in Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse.

IT organisations face huge challenges in the drive to support their wider businesses—from managing costs and ensuring flexibility to minimising security risks and maximising availability. Discover how Oracle Exadata—either in the cloud or on-premises—helps reduce costs through high-density database consolidation, and simplify administration through standard configuration practices.

Data and analytics leaders evaluating OPDBMS options must balance their current and future needs in an increasingly competitive, “cloud-first” market. Nontraditional vendors offer new opportunities for global enterprises, which can use this Magic Quadrant to make better modernization choices.

Cloud computing is transforming business practices and simplifying data center operations. However, when it comes to moving critical database assets to the cloud, many IT leaders are cautious—and rightly so.

Cloud computing is transforming business practices and simplifying data center operations. However, when it comes to moving critical database assets to the cloud, many IT leaders are cautious—and rightly so.

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The role of IT is changing. In fact, 95% of CIOs say their role is expanding beyond traditional IT responsibilities, with 57% managing a team tasked with revenue generation. Read this report to learn how to focus more on supporting business growth, by eliminating the complexities of operating a data warehouse and keeping data secure.

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Samsung SDS, the largest enterprise cloud solutions provider in Korea, was an early adopter of Oracle Database. Today the company is looking to maintain its leadership with new and innovative technologies. Oracle Exadata is a key building block for Samsung SDS’ digital innovation strategy because it plays an important role as part of Samsung SDS’ data and compute backbone. Exadata enables a seamless Oracle Database platform running in both the public cloud and on-premises, which allows Samsung SDS to meet security requirements while using the cloud and without sacrificing performance.

Founded in 1992, NTT DOCOMO (DOCOMO) is Japan's largest mobile service provider, delivering high-quality nationwide 3G network and ultra-high-speed 4G Long Term Evolution network to over 66 million customers. By consolidating 350 database servers and storage systems onto Oracle Exadata, they gained a high-performance, reliable, and scalable mobile billing platform— enabling them to calculate billings data 10x faster, halve maintenance costs, accelerate system development, and support ‘+d’ initiatives.

This report examines the Oracle announcement of additions to Oracle Cloud at Customer—Oracle Autonomous Database and Oracle Dedicated Region—and how these change the market for next-generation compute platforms. It describes the underlying market trends, introduces the vendor and presents key differentiators for Oracle’s offering advancements.

This White Paper reviews the major improvements and new capabilities enabled by Oracle Gen 2 Exadata Cloud at Customer. This new version ensures that Oracle Exadata customers have access to the latest technology changes that increase transaction throughput and query performance of the Oracle Database.

This e-book looks at how Oracle Cloud@Customer helps organizations that cannot move workloads to the public cloud (due to security, latency, data residency, and regulatory needs) to take advantage nonetheless of all of its benefits. It provides access to cloud technologies in your data center.

Oracle Autonomous Database on Exadata Cloud at Customer delivers all the advantages of public cloud in your own data center. Here are 10 reasons to opt for it!