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Week of March 20, 2023 For you this week: Can digital techniques in geoscience help drive carbon storage? Fashion success beyond the catwalk. What is synthetic data? Can efficiency help make mining safer, more sustainable, and more…harmonious? Plus: OCI adds new ways to monitor and detect anomalies. Connect for more news

“We urgently need to increase our adoption of carbon capture and storage and other technologies of this type to start tackling emissions.” — Ryan Payton, PhD, Senior Research Advocate, Oracle Where to capture carbon? Carbon capture technology takes industrial carbon that’s destined for the Earth’s atmosphere and tucks it underground where it won’t contribute to climate change. But where underground? A digital approach to pore-scale rock analysis can help locate the best potential storage reservoirs, says Oracle’s Ryan Payton, who did his PhD work on the technique. Tastes like real data Synthetic data is artificially generated text, images, audio, or relational data. It can be used in provocative ways, such as creating realistic photos of people who never existed. But it’s also a useful method where private and sensitive data is replaced by the synthetic data for machine learning (ML) model training. Digging those efficiencies Mine operators, such as South Africa’s Kumba Iron Ore, are looking to expand their traditional project portfolios to include initiatives around decarbonization, energy, security, and sustainability. Automated project management is helping improve their capital productivity and better position them to navigate ongoing uncertainty and go after innovative ideas, technologies, and new collaborative partnerships. Fashion retail Just as the fashion industry is always changing with the hottest trends and styles, so must retailers adapt to deliver products in the customer-preferred way, says Oracle’s Kristy Mills. Retailers can keep up with the constant change by rethinking the shopping experience and embracing new strategies and retail technologies. Customer Spotlight: Automotive Stellantis streamlines work Merit Automotive adapts faster Honda Motor buys smart FEATURED TECH New OCI anomaly detection New OCI capabilities helps you to monitor and detect data anomalies in more ways. The new features include univariate anomaly detection, multivariate anomaly detection improvements, and asynchronous detection. Hands-on tech OCI Object Storage is certified as Veeam Ready—Object Long-term backups (up to 10 years) on Autonomous Database on Dedicated Infrastructure Iterating over OCI API responses effectively with the Python SDK More tech stories Events Reimagine operations to create a resilient and efficient enterprise March 29 The Resilient Supply Chain: Manufacturing Webcast Series On demand Women in Leadership: Engineering, Construction, and Energy On demand The Future of Connected Construction On demand Oracle Textura Payment Management for Owners On demand Oracle Textura Payment Management for Contractors On demand : Oracle Primavera Cloud for Delivery Teams On demand : Oracle Primavera Cloud for Public and Private Owners On demand Watch Oracle CloudWorld 2022 key sessions On demand Save the date for Oracle CloudWorld 2023, September 18–21, 2023 for updates More events News, views, and how-tos delivered straight to your inbox Stay connected #oracleconnect

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