Larry Ellison, Safra Catz explain why Oracle's cloud business is growing Sponsored by Oracle
Ellison said that more companies are giving Oracle Cloud Infrastructure a chance, and that’s all Oracle needs to prove that its cloud can deliver results. “Most people don’t believe that Oracle has the fastest cloud and the lowest cost cloud, but when you come here and try it, that’s exactly what you find out,” he said. “…Once they look, we win.”Oracle Cloud HCM
, with a free module to help manage key employee health and safety issues. Cloud HCM customers could start using that tool immediately, without calling in system integrators to install and implement the new module. “Many of our customers adopted it so that they could better support their employees through this pandemic,” Catz said. “…Of course nothing like this could have been possible on premise.
Ellison and Catz also discussed the factors supporting growth in Oracle’s cloud applications business, and the role of autonomous innovation in driving its cloud database and infrastructure business.One factor is that Oracle now has many reference customers, from small to very large, for its cloud applications, and that makes companies feel comfortable moving to cloud apps.
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