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The world is changing fast. Agile, global workforces are creating new challenges for HR leaders, so how can you and your teams respond? In this ever-changing business landscape they can discover fresh sources of talent and create a more agile workforce. To do that they need the right tools. The future demands the kind of agility that can only be delivered by a move to cloud. Once HR leaders are able to innovate continuously, they can identify new talent, motivate their workforce and ensure every resource is properly allocated. It’s time to think about future-proofed efficiency. Discover how HR leaders can discover new talent and create a more agile workforce with cloud.

Read this article to discover the 4 things no data warehouse should be without.

In the era of always-on business, enterprises need reliable, secure and consistently fast access at all times. Overlay that with the reality of how organizations combine on-premises systems with cloud-based solutions, and it’s clear that a robust, agile and flexible database platform is mandatory.

The transition to autonomous is all around. Its capability for problem-solving has never been seen before. Its potential for creating business value from algorithms and data makes it the next big frontier for business leaders. Two industry experts have discussed Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse Cloud and what it can help organisations achieve. Talking about innovation,security and efficiency, they put the case for an autonomous future. Watch the webinar.

Quocirca surveyed over 300 organisations across the UK, France, Germany, the Nordics, Benelux, Italy, Iberia and Israel on their attitudes to cloud-based services. The research revealed that cost is not the only thing driving the adoption of cloud services; improved efficiency and easier external interaction are also important. Another finding was that impediments to cloud adoption vary significantly by industry. A key finding was that “cloud enthusiasts” are more aware of, and likely to invest in, security technologies like identity and access management than “cloud avoiders”.

Quocirca surveyed over 300 organisations across the UK, France, Germany, the Nordics, Benelux, Italy, Iberia and Israel on their attitudes to cloud-based services. The research revealed that cost is not the only thing driving the adoption of cloud services; improved efficiency and easier external interaction are also important. Another finding was that impediments to cloud adoption vary significantly by industry. A key finding was that “cloud enthusiasts” are more aware of, and likely to invest in, security technologies like identity and access management than “cloud avoiders”.

ESG Whitepaper: Find out how EMC’s own IT organization is reaping the benefits of Cloud computing and IT-as-a-Service (ITaaS), including new levels of efficiency, agility, and productivity

Consumer applications are changing the way we work and propelling today’s workforce to advanced levels. Arm your people with a modern ERP and empower them toward higher levels of productivity.

In This Paper • Finance is often first to adopt software solutions to automate business transactions and processes • Oracle Financials Cloud is a complete and integrated financial management solution • Businesses deploy Oracle Financials Cloud to help resolve pain points around control, compliance, and more

You can't build the procurement organization of the future with tools of the past. The cloud is your opportunity to transform yourself and fulfill your ambitions.

Financial Executives Research Foundation (FERF) recently interviewed more than 20 experts to explore the best practices they are adopting to support business models and C-suite collaboration. What they found were serious changes in five key functions of the modern finance organization.

The faster you can close the books and deliver right-time insights to key decision makers, the more strategic your finance organization can be to the business.

According to Accenture, identifying and influencing these profitability levers is at the top of most CFO agendas today, as CEOs increasingly look to their finance chiefs for insights on where to invest in new initiatives that can boost top line and bottom line growth.

With cloud computing usage growing rapidly, the role of I&O must expand to ensure the most effective and efficient use of cloud offerings. These eight steps teach I&O professionals how to act as internal cloud service brokers and facilitate a successful transition to hybrid IT.

Cloud-first, mobile-first organizations are seeing huge benefits from taking a more distributed approach to IT. Business units are given more freedom to evaluate and select SaaS applications that will enable efficiency and growth. Users are given more freedom to use the devices that make them the most productive. When this trend started, most IT organizations were able to implement some basic, manual processes to administer and govern IT in this best-of-breed distributed environment. However, as the number of touchpoints increases, IT needs to automate to keep pace. This paper goes into more detail on the top 5 reasons to automate identity lifecycle and identity administration and build a solid foundation for future cloud-first, mobile-first IT.

Learn how cloud has become a fundamental enabler of banking innovation.

An investment firm is only as good as its data and its ability to leverage that data to make smart trades. A firm’s ability to differentiate itself in meeting market needs and bringing new products to market all hinge on its ability to squeeze maximum value out of all available data. But when it comes to implementing the right technology and processes to support a data-reliant business, those three factors present tremendous challenge

Oracle recently announced a range of self-driving, self-securing, and self-repairing cloud platform autonomous services under the umbrella of its broader PaaS portfolio. Oracle’s autonomous cloud proposition offers the combined benefits of developer productivity, faster time-to-value, and cost savings to its growing cloud services customer base. While Oracle has dedicated substantial investment and resources in developing one of the most extensive PaaS portfolios available in the market, it is the underlying autonomous capabilities that are a key differentiator, making the overall value proposition of Oracle PaaS portfolio more attractive to enterprise users.

The public cloud’s reliability, security, and scalability offers the transformational potential to move disparate workloads to a single cloud platform for greater efficiency and agility. Discover 20 real-world benefits gained when moving backup, archival and disaster recovery to a single, native cloud platform.

The all-encompassing data center is a thing of the past. Modern data environments are distributed and include remote and branch offices, mobile devices, and the Internet of Things (IoT) as well as cloud solutions such as infrastructure as a service (IaaS), platform as a service (PaaS), and software as a service (SaaS). There’s more critical data to back up than ever before. Plus, data silos and fragmented management mean poor visibility, which can make it difficult to comply with regional data residency and security rules as well as service-level agreements (SLAs). On-premises data protection has not kept pace. According to a survey by Fujitsu, 45% of IT managers said they had lost data or productivity related to data protection inefficiency within the last year.1 Often, this is because on-premises backups are cumbersome and do not always happen on time.

Hyperion Infographic: Cloud-based EPM solutions deliver greater agility and efficiency, at a lower cost—which is why hundreds of Hyperion customers are upgrading to Oracle EPM Cloud. New technologies are changing how finance operates… AI, machine learning, chatbots, process automation, and more. When you migrate to a cloud-based EPM solution, you can access these features and functionality to gain greater efficiencies and improve the quality of decision-making.

Today's energy, environment, and utility companies face an unfamiliar landscape in which they must integrate alternative energies, expand situational awareness across the system, and deepen their relationships with customers-all while continuing to deliver reliable, safe, and affordable electricity, gas and water to everyone.By combining predictive analytics with IoT, cloud and mobile technologies, utilities companies can Lower costs, improve operational efficiency and increase equipment reliability.

Today's energy, environment, and utility companies face an unfamiliar landscape in which they must integrate alternative energies, expand situational awareness across the system, and deepen their relationships with customers-all while continuing to deliver reliable, safe, and affordable electricity, gas and water to everyone.By combining predictive analytics with IoT, cloud and mobile technologies, utilities companies can Lower costs, improve operational efficiency and increase equipment reliability.

By simplifying the ability of companies to securely extract, orchestrate and act on data from when it is generated by energy assets to when it is transmitted to the cloud, Octave simplifies the development and commercialization of Energy IoT applications. With Octave, energy companies are empowered to realize the Energy IoT’s tremendous potential, with new demand response, energy efficiency optimization, predictive maintenance and other applications that maximize the value created by energy assets and minimize their environmental impact. In doing so, these Energy IoT applications can reduce energy costs, improve customer engagement, lower greenhouse gas emissions and increase energy reliability. Start with Sierra to learn more about how our Octave D2C data orchestration solution can help you bring to market Energy IoT applications that reimagine the future of energy.

Committed to advancing brain research, The Dana Foundation needed to transition to the cloud to drive efficiency and more effectively manage risk. With this shift, Dana moved from waterfall development to DevOps but still needed to maintain its strict security posture. In this case study Jim Rutt, CIO of The Dana Foundation, discusses his use of the CYBRIC continuous application security platform to move to DevOps, embedding security earlier in the development process and gaining full security visibility across the SDLC.