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Prepare
for Mobile and Millennials
It's a common story in the era of digital business: new players pop
up with better websites and apps that draw customers away from
established businesses. In the global shipping and logistics
business, all firms pass the same basic carrier information to
their clients, but "the newcomers put it in a nicer package," says
EMO Trans President and CEO Marco Rohrer.
But EMO Trans, in this business for more than 50 years, shows how established
companies can fight back. The company turned to
cloud-based infrastructure to create the modern, mobile interfaces
it needs in order to complement its reputation for service. That is
especially important as more millennials move into leadership roles
at its customers. "This new group is deeply concerned with customer
service, but they're also very focused on technology, especially
mobility," Rohrer says. "Five years from now, most of our business
will be done through mobility tools. We are preparing for that
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—Jeff Erickson, Oracle Director of Technical Content
EMO Trans CEO on
Technology's Role in Digital Disruption |
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Why
Cloud Adoption Is About to Shift into High Gear
Until now "the cloud has been more about handling net-new workloads
and less about providing a migration path for what enterprises run
today," says Oracle's Steve Daheb. But that's changing as companies
start looking for more than just a one-off cloud app and large
enterprises begin undertaking complex migrations. See what Daheb
says those enterprise-scale, mission-critical legacy workloads
require to run as a cloud
service. |
What Does Virtual Reality Have to Do with Human
Resources?
Oracle needs to stay ahead of how technology innovations, such as
virtual reality, can affect our lives at work. That's the job of
Oracle's cloud user experience lab. Discover what the lab is
learning about voice assistants, wearables, the Internet of Things,
and more to prepare for the future of
work. |
Three Key Integration Principles of the Cloud
Multiple cloud environments are the norm, and that means more
integration. So how can business manage integrations so they are
both agile and stable without overcomplicating IT? For one, keep
the effort simple by looking for preintegrated, best-of-breed
technology, says Oracle's Nicole Smayling. Discover two more
principles to put in place. |
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Three
Digital Transformation Mistakes
Companies fail at digital transformation when they try to do too
many small initiatives, and end up with 20 cloud vendors and "a lot
of little transformations," warns François Lançon, who oversees
Oracle's Asia-Pacific business. Hear in this
video how to avoid that trap, and two other digital
transformation mistakes. |
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