Oracle Adds New Services To Oracle Cloud
The new services expand Oracle's portfolio of application, social, platform and infrastructure services.
Oracle has introduced 10 new Oracle Cloud services for its customers and partners. The new services expand Oracle’s comprehensive portfolio of application, social, platform and infrastructure services and are all available on a subscription basis.
Unlike other clouds that offer services in one or two layers, Oracle Cloud is the only cloud that delivers a broad portfolio of integrated services across applications, social, platform and infrastructure.
Oracle Cloud provides a complete suite of modern, enterprise SaaS applications including Human Capital Management, Customer Experience, and Enterprise Resource Management, with built-in business intelligence, social and mobile capabilities.
Oracle offers customers and partners choice and flexibility in where they deploy Oracle software: in traditional on-premise datacentres, private clouds, Oracle Cloud and other public clouds. Oracle Cloud continues to show strong adoption, supporting 9 million users and 19 billion transactions each day, running on 7,000 servers and 200 petabytes of storage in 13 data centers around the world.
Oracle Cloud partners will be able to refer and resell the new Oracle Cloud Platform and Infrastructure services through the existing Oracle PartnerNetwork (OPN) Cloud programs, enabling them to deliver a comprehensive portfolio of Application, Social, Platform and Infrastructure cloud-based services to their customers.
“To realise the true benefits that cloud computing offers, organisations need access to flexible, reliable and secure cloud services that are designed to meet their specific business needs,” said Thomas Kurian, Executive Vice President of Product Development, Oracle. “With the broadest selection of enterprise-grade cloud solutions in the world, Oracle is uniquely positioned to meet this demand. With an expanding portfolio of functionally rich, integrated and secure enterprise cloud services, Oracle continues to lead the cloud computing industry by delivering instant value to both business users and developers.”

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