Emma Hitzke
Senior Product Marketing Director, Emerging Tech
Emma Hitzke is passionate about how new technologies can solve real business problems and be the positive force behind societal progress. She got her first experience at Motorola (remember the smallest phone in the world, the StarTAC?). She then went on a journey working with startups and Fortune 500 companies (PwC, IBM, Intel) on software, microprocessors, wearables, IoT, and AI. She may have at some point worn three smartwatches. Since joining Oracle in 2019 as senior product marketing director for emerging tech, she has been living and breathing advanced technologies and cloud-based applications. A native from France, Emma moved to California and currently resides in San Francisco with her husband, son, and two chickens. She is still thinking about equipping their coop with IoT sensors.
Recent Blogs
Businesses trust robots more than humans to manage money
The future of finance will combine AI and humans to drive results faster and more efficiently than was ever thought possible.
6 powerful reasons why Oracle Digital Assistant is a must-have
Learn six ways the AI-powered Oracle Digital Assistant with pre-built app skills and the ability to customize can drive efficiency and productivity, improve customer and employee experience, and support digital transformation.
3 Ways to Apply Emerging Technology to Your Company
Learn how to apply AI, digital assistants, and other emerging technologies to add extra value for your company.
How Two Brilliant AI Innovators are Boosting Customer Excellence
Oracle’s innovation is leading the way in artificial intelligence and machine learning-powered applications and platforms. Learn more about how Oracle’s embedded AI is giving companies more value from their data by using big data, advanced analytics, and modern machine learning to enhance business and IT operations.
How AI, IoT, and blockchain boost efficiency
Research from Oracle and Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) shows that organizations adopting emerging technologies are reaching new heights in efficiency.