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Week of October 18, 2021

Restaurant chain Chipotle serves up a side of global change along with its delicious burritos. As Oracle volunteers create hundreds of cards for breast cancer patients in India, they help open conversations about a taboo subject. How field service leaders cope with growing pain points. Also: You have to balance data analytics and instincts, says the CEO of Formula 1’s Red Bull Racing Honda. And: Why developers should be happy Java is moving to immutable objects.

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“We’re using technology to unleash the power of our people, so they can serve great food and provide outstanding service. Oracle Cloud enables a lot of those innovations.”

— Curt Garner, Chief Technology Officer, Chipotle

Chipotle feeds growth

Chipotle believes its burritos—made with real ingredients by motivated employees—can change the world. Oracle Cloud helped Chipotle satisfy its appetite for improved scalability, lower costs, and better demand forecasting, inventory planning, and supply chain management.

Cheer Cards for cancer

Oracle volunteers in India made more than 600 colorful cards for breast cancer patients, marking Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Too often, people don’t want to discuss it. “No one should fight cancer alone,” says Oracle India’s Dr. Kamal Deep Peter, herself a breast cancer survivor.

Helping field service thrive

Even before the pandemic, field service organizations faced challenges, such as the growth of internet-connected equipment they now support. “The pandemic put a spotlight on the dark places where friction was hiding,” writes Oracle’s Rick Shimko.

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SPORTS AND TECH

Building a winning culture

Data is essential in a winning culture, but so is instinct, Red Bull Racing Honda CEO Christian Horner tells Oracle CMO Ariel Kelman, ahead of this weekend’s Formula 1 United States Grand Prix. “Sometimes it’s good to look up, and see if it’s going to rain,” Horner says.

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FEATURED TECH

Immutable Java

Java is carefully moving away from mutable objects as it takes on more characteristics of a functional programming language. Find out more about how immutability improves software reliability and multithreaded performance.

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