Oracle helps customers unlock transformational potential through cloud technologies

Cloud computing has grown into a vast and complex ecosystem of technologies, products, and services, giving rise to a multi-billion dollar economy where many cloud providers compete for an ever-expanding cloud market share.

Based on projections from IDC, worldwide spending on cloud services and infrastructure is forecast to double over the next five years, growing from a USD229 billion run rate in 2019 to almost USD500 billion by 2023. 

As remote work, collaboration and digitalisation continues to intensify post Covid-19, cloud adoption will continue to be an ally for enterprises and we will continue to see immense growth in this sector.

To provide our listeners with better insights into the world of cloud, its benefits and how organisations are gaining an upper hand from cloud adoption, we speak to Christopher G. Chelliah, Senior Vice President, Technology, Customer Strategy & Business Development, Japan & Asia Pacific from Oracle. 

Founded in 1977 and headquartered in San Francisco Bay Areas, California, Oracle is among one of the top five cloud vendors globally which provides organisations around the world with computing infrastructure and software to help them innovate, unlock efficiencies and become more effective. The company prides itself for having created the world’s first and only autonomous database which in turn helps organise and secure customers’ data.

Christopher shares his insight on :

• Oracle’s focus in 2022, the company’s footprint and business mix in APAC region.
• A deep dive into Oracle’s financial alignment with the company’s services and its secret sauce as a differentiator from its competitors.
• The company’s partnership with Oracle Red Bull Racing and how this partnership is a great showcase of Oracle’s cloud services on display.
• The implications of Covid and how the pandemic has accelerated adoption of the cloud, including how Oracle has helped customers adapt to this new environment.
• Key trends within the cloud network security space.
• How Oracle ensures that its data is secure and protected in light of rise in cybersecurity threats and ransomware.