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Next-generation Cloud models will drive more enterprises than ever by 2025―enabling unprecedented degrees of automation and agility. Stay ahead with Oracle’s Top 10 Predictions for the future of Cloud computing.

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With reference to IBM’s recent announced of a NEW family of FlashSystems, IBM has also announced a 2% Kicker Incentive on all NEW Flash-systems products under the Hybrid Multicloud Incentive, plus an incredible 6% of revenue when you sell IBM's latest FlashSystem solutions to a new customer.

Flash-systems are designed to offer a single block storage platform, ranging from entry-level enterprise storage systems solutions to high-end enterprise platforms and seamlessly extending to Hybrid Multi-Cloud deployments. With this single platform, our mutual clients will not only enjoy reduced cost and complexity, but also see how IBM continues to innovate and lead in the Storage space.

We urge you to take advantage of this great opportunity before it expires on 30^th June 2020.                      

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Many IT leaders are tentative about moving critical database assets to the cloud, and justifiably so, as they have experienced less than stellar results and seen the limitations of popular commodity cloud solutions.

Achieve enterprise-level scalability, security, performance, and automation at a level that often exceeds what you can achieve in your own data centre. That’s the power of Oracle Autonomous Database, run on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, a second-generation cloud offering that uses AI and Machine Learning.

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During this unprecedented time, remote working collaboration tools (including video conferencing) have become a lifeline for businesses and their people to stay connected and productive. As remote working becomes increasingly mainstream, companies are taking a closer look at the tools they are relying upon, and realising security and privacy must be at the forefront.

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Recently, Cisco Webex expanded its free offerings to allow employees to stay connected to their teams and continue their business operations. Cisco is broadening this offer to include security for remote employees by providing extended free licenses and expanded usage counts at no extra charge for four of the key security technologies that are designed to protect remote workers anywhere, anytime and on any device.

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IBM Cloud Paks are enterprise-ready, containerised software solutions that give clients an open, faster and more secure way to move core business applications to any cloud. Each IBM Cloud Pak includes containerised IBM middleware and common software services for development and management, on top of a common integration layer — designed to reduce development time by up to 84 percent and operational expenses by up to 75 percent.

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Data integration tools play a critical role in extracting data from a variety of sources and making it available for enterprise applications, business intelligence (BI), machine learning (ML) and other purposes. Many organisations seek to enhance the value of data for line-of-business managers by enabling self-service access.

Data integration is also seen as a key factor in providing self-service access to data across the enterprise. However, current data integration systems are being overwhelmed by the surge in data quantities from the rise of digital business and IoT. Many respondents are looking to replace their current infrastructure due to high costs. In many cases they will build the new integration systems themselves, but a significant majority recognises the need for external help in their data integration efforts. 

With data quantities increasing from all sources, particularly the emerging IoT, companies are realising that their current infrastructure may not be up to the task of handling all of it. According to the survey, the need for new infrastructure was the top driver behind the decision to invest in a data integration solution (32%). 

Read the Report below and learn more from the Data Integration Reaches Inflection Point.

 

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