Organizations that have made a successful and efficient transition to the Cloud have done so in large part because of strategic planning. Brought to you by Quest Experience Week - Oracle Cloud Day, Floyd Teter, Senior Director, Oracle Center of Excellence, HCM Cloud explores how accomplishing this with integrity requires an understanding of not only how to get to the Cloud as an enterprise, but also what life is like once there. 

COLLABORATE 19 will be taking place April 7-11 in San Antonio, and you do not want to miss it! It will feature 1000+ interactive learning sessions, 250+ Oracle solution providers, 10+ Oracle roadmap sessions, 400+ Oracle representatives and infinite connections to be made. Whether you’re there for Oracle Cloud, JD Edwards or PeopleSoft, there will be plenty of content and networking to enjoy.

COLLABORATE 19 will be taking place April 7-11 in San Antonio, and you do not want to miss it! It will feature 1000+ interactive learning sessions, 250+ Oracle solution providers, 10+ Oracle roadmap sessions, 400+ Oracle representatives and infinite connections to be made. Whether you’re there for Oracle Cloud, JD Edwards or PeopleSoft, there will be plenty of content and networking to enjoy.

Rob Preston, Editorial Director in Oracle’s Content Central organization, wrote an article for Forbes about the top 10 strategic priorities that CIOs should have in 2019. Rob explains that CIOs are headed into 2019 “amid a relatively strong, through volatile, global economy.” CIOs must often make hard choices that lead their company into an age of new digital projects and innovation. The goal is to accelerate the pace of growth while locking down low costs. It’s not always an easy task. While change doesn’t happen overnight, you have to start somewhere to get the ball rolling.

Rob Preston, Editorial Director in Oracle’s Content Central organization, wrote an article for Forbes about the top 10 strategic priorities that CIOs should have in 2019. Rob explains that CIOs are headed into 2019 “amid a relatively strong, through volatile, global economy.” CIOs must often make hard choices that lead their company into an age of new digital projects and innovation. The goal is to accelerate the pace of growth while locking down low costs. It’s not always an easy task. While change doesn’t happen overnight, you have to start somewhere to get the ball rolling.

Rob Preston, Editorial Director in Oracle’s Content Central organization, wrote an article for Forbes about the top 10 strategic priorities that CIOs should have in 2019. Rob explains that CIOs are headed into 2019 “amid a relatively strong, through volatile, global economy.” CIOs must often make hard choices that lead their company into an age of new digital projects and innovation. The goal is to accelerate the pace of growth while locking down low costs. It’s not always an easy task. While change doesn’t happen overnight, you have to start somewhere to get the ball rolling.

Organizations are in need of new systems that allow them to move from operations to innovation. They want to use the abundance of data to drive better outcomes, see the signals adapt faster, and run their organizations smarter, more efficiently, and securely. As businesses seek more transparency, business insight, and greater levels of control and governance, they are realizing their need for the Cloud. This need comes from the rapid pace of change in business and technology. Seismic changes include e-commerce, travel and entertainment, mobile, geolocation, hospitality, IoT, rideshare, VR bots, crypto, virtual assistants, Machine Learning and AI.

Organizations are in need of new systems that allow them to move from operations to innovation. They want to use the abundance of data to drive better outcomes, see the signals adapt faster, and run their organizations smarter, more efficiently, and securely. As businesses seek more transparency, business insight, and greater levels of control and governance, they are realizing their need for the Cloud. This need comes from the rapid pace of change in business and technology. Seismic changes include e-commerce, travel and entertainment, mobile, geolocation, hospitality, IoT, rideshare, VR bots, crypto, virtual assistants, Machine Learning and AI.