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World’s largest baker migrates to cloud | Startups choose multicloud

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Week of December 6, 2021

Grupo Bimbo, the world’s largest baking company, leavens a global cloud migration. Startups depose Amazon Web Services as their default cloud provider, turning instead to a multicloud strategy. Tech is helping HR win amid the Great Resignation. Also: How sealed classes, new in Java 17, can yield leaner code.

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“The transformation we are doing in our end-to-end value chain and the Oracle applications that we are deploying have a central role in the success of our vision.”

— Juan Pajon, Global Senior Vice President of Business Technology, Grupo Bimbo

Cloud baked in

How do you get the optimal mix of white bread, donuts, and tortillas on a shipping truck? That’s the kind of question Grupo Bimbo—which has brands including Thomas’ English Muffins, Entenmann’s, and Sara Lee—hopes to better answer with a “cognitive supply chain” that uses analytics and machine learning across operations in 33 countries.

Startups choose multicloud

Amazon Web Services is no longer the default cloud provider for startups as new companies increasingly turn to a multicloud strategy for growth, says Jason Williamson, vice president of Oracle for Startups. Companies such as Aleph Alpha, Quant Network, and CogniCor use Oracle for high performance computing and deep cloud expertise.

Stanching talent departures

HR pros working to keep employees and attract new hires in the face of the Great Resignation can use technology to help employees develop new skills and advance their careers—and lives.

Coupon triumph

McDonald’s Hong Kong estimates it has doubled planning and execution speed for its weekly coupon campaigns using Oracle machine learning and data tools.

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