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Ease
the Pain
Regulatory compliance is a headache for every company, and it's
particularly painful for small businesses. But the way CREDO
Mobile—a company with fewer than 100 employees—is getting ready for
the looming ASC 606 protocol accounting rules shows how cloud
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) can ease the pain of
compliance.
To meet the new revenue recognition regulations, CREDO Mobile
needed a comprehensive database integrated across ERP and supply
chain systems. The company is migrating a range of functions in its
finance and supply chain management systems to Oracle Cloud, which
will help it be compliant more than a year ahead of the December
2018 deadline.
In this
article, learn from CREDO Controller Brian McHugh
how this transition to cloud ERP also gives employees more time to
support planning, customer needs, and business growth. |
— Margaret Harrist, Oracle Content Strategy Director
Video: Qualcomm Innovates
and Charges into Oracle ERP |
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The
Cloud and the DBA
As IT workloads move to the cloud, will all those great database
jobs vanish? No way, say database pros who are being asked to
broaden the scope of what they do. "I feel more needed," says
Michelle Malcher, citing all the compliance concerns her company
has as it pulls data from more sources. Watch video of three
database experts discussing their changing
roles. |
Ellison: How Oracle's Database Business Changes (And Doesn't) in
the Cloud
When it comes to database workloads, the shift to the cloud has
only just begun, but that is starting to change. With its new
generation of infrastructure as a service, Oracle lets enables
organizations to move workloads with almost no rework of their
applications or architecture, mirroring their existing data
center's network, server, and storage setup. It's what Executive
Chairman and CTO Larry Ellison calls "a graceful, easy lift and
shift" to the cloud. Hear more from Ellison on the database
cloud shift. |
Customer Experience in the Age of Discontent
Why are so many retailers and consumer-product makers failing to
keep up with customer expectations? Because they have yet to get
control of a dizzying array of complex business processes, from
analytics to e-commerce, which should, says Oracle's Bill Deakin,
let them meet consumers in their "moment of inspiration." The
remedy? Build systems that let
marketers be in the moment. |
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The Future of the Cloud Is Still Ahead, and Oracle Leads the
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Fedcap
Helps America's Most Vulnerable Find Living-Wage Work
Fedcap Rehabilitation Services is developing training programs to
help people with special needs land higher-paying jobs—and using
the cloud to make it work. By deploying Oracle Database Cloud and
Oracle Financials Cloud, Fedcap can pull in ERP data from its
on-premises instance of Oracle E-Business Suite to help executives
and line-of-business managers "analyze contracts, applicant
profiles, and placement histories and then compare these with the
new programs that Fedcap is rolling out," says Tom Connolly from
Denovo, Fedcap's implementation partner. What's FedCap's next
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