Digital Impact Radio

Larry Fumagalli, Jose Cruz and Mike Blackmore explain what a Data Mesh is, and why an organization want to implement one.

Learn more: https://www.oracle.com/a/ocom/docs/datamesh-ebook.pdf

Mr. Kumar CK, Director, Technology and Mr. Anshuman PS, Project Head of Kensoft Infotech talk about what Kensoft has provided for banking and non-banking organisations with their Unified Loan Lifecycle management capability.

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https://www.kensoftnet.com/

Steve Lawton, Analytics and Data Science Lead, discusses the three choices Oracle has to offer around machine learning and data science.

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Connor McDonald, Database Advocate talks about the "Challenges for the Modern DBA,” who is experiencing what is possible in the cloud world, with the many automated support mechanisms that come with DB Choices whether a VM-based DB, Database Cloud Service or Autonomous Database. DBAs have better tooling access to conduct the expected testing around BackUps, High Availability, Security, Auditing, and Patching.

For more Connor McDonald go to: https://connor-mcdonald.com/

Stanislav Tanev, Oracle Integration lead explains a clever integration approach for organisations that handles both change and back end complexity, with capabilities such as abstraction, routing, connectors, and content based routing. This approach also enables the simple introduction of technologies such Blockchain, IOT, and Digital Assistants.

Darryn Hinett, Oracle Analytics lead talks through both some of the recently released new Oracle Analytics Cloud capabilities from January 2021 through to July 2021, including some of the upcoming Planned Roadmap.

Jason Grogan, Database Lead, talks through the recently released new Database Actions which is a web-based interface for data development, data insights and charting, data tools for loading and cataloging, administration and monitoring for the Oracle Autonomous Database.

Deloitte Partner Marcelo Scalia talks about Match Cloud, an automated cloud-based data quality and insights solution for consolidating, cleansing, matching and sharing a golden view of your master data (Consumers, Leads, Contacts, Patients, Students, Employees, Partners, Suppliers, Agents, Products, Assets, etc.) across multiple and disparate data sources and channels so that it can enable your business to personalise and optimise business experiences in a digital world.

Vas Kuhaluri is back to discuss Oracle GoldenGate Cloud Service - the real-time cloud service for migrating, integrating, or off-loading data between both cloud to cloud + cloud and non-cloud databases. Learn how you can quickly configure an Oracle GoldenGate environment in the cloud without having to set up the infrastructure or platform requirements by yourself.

Oracle Product Manager Loic Lefevre talks about his work on the Dragon Stack which provisions the Always Free Autonomous Database and generates the source code for a pre-configured REACT frontend. This provides a speedy outcome for getting access to a flexible developer environment who needs access to a no-fuss database with choices of a React frontend, Spring-Boot Petclinic webapp, JSON or CSV Data loaded.

Oracle Product Manager Loic Lefevre talks about Oracle innovations for application developers: Java, Converged Databases, Data Science, Enterprise apps, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and Multi-Cloud. Loic discusses what Oracle is doing across GraalVM, MySQL, Linux with a focus on improving the developer experience without compromising on enterprise-grade capabilities (security, resilience, performance).

Nilesh Gupta, SVP and Global Head, Cloud Services, talks about driving business value across multiple industry verticals with Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. Gupta notes why OCI is the perfect companion when your organisation is looking for a faster cloud experience with 3i-Infotech codifying such as "Cloud Adoption in a Box", which also includes its Orion ERP, amongs other relevant workloads.

Regional Vice President of Cloud Engineering in JAPAC - Alistair Green - discusses Thailand’s Forth Smart, who use Oracle Autonomous Database, Oracle Machine Learning and Oracle Analytics to improve operations and test new offers in its fleet of kiosks which bring electronic banking to rural areas.

Vas Kuhaluri discusses how organisations around the world are focused on managing the impact of disruptive events, looking at best practices ensuring business resiliency. You can break resiliency into two pieces: Business resilience requires people and processes in order to maintain continuous business operations in the event of disruptions and data center outages. IT resilience involves people, process and technology to maintain availability of business applications. IT resilience is the heart of digital business and essential to run core business operations, including business resiliency and disaster recovery. Vas talks about the many HA/DR Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Choices.

Philip Chua, Co-Founder and CEO of TOFFS Technologies talks about Secured Content Delivery Network (CDN) services, making the Internet secure for organisations, with speed and security. Philip Chua talks about TOFFS Technologies developing solutions that help improve customers’ web and mobile application performance, as well as improve their security posture on the Internet.

Mark Hornick, Senior Director for Oracle Machine Learning explains the components and uses of Oracle Machine Learning, and how it was introduced originally in the Oracle Database. Hear how Oracle Autonomous Database supports data scientists for machine learning projects, with capabilities such as notebooks, automated machine learning, APIs for Python, R, and SQL, as well as parallelism and scalability to support machine learning projects. Mark explores how "AutoML" serves as a data scientist productivity tool while enabling citizen data scientists to take advantage of powerful in-database machine learning algorithms. Learn about options to deploy your models, the ability to understand why a given prediction was made, and how to get started with Oracle Machine Learning.

Lyn Ward and Jason Lowe talk about the United Nations World Creativity and Innovation Global Hackathon 16-19 April 2021 where Oracle is the Lead Technology Sponsor, working with Hackmakers. This episode covers the optimisation of sustainable practices for health, education, the economy, and the future of work.

Jason Lowe Technology Advocate, shares his Hackathon history, and the positive experience they are able to provide for both individuals and organisations. Jason discusses how to prepare yourself for an upcoming Hackathon, including the different types of people in your team, including the Hipster, the Hacker, the Hound and the Hustler. Jason talks about the different Hackathon stages from Formation, to Research, to Solutioning (Prototyping, Build) to the three minute Pitch.