Recent Posts by Tanu Sood

Oracle today announced availability of its AI-trained voice with Oracle Digital Assistant. “Enterprises are demanding an AI-powered voice assistant that understands their specific vocabulary and enables naturally expressive interactions for its users,” said Suhas Uliyar, vice president, AI and Digital Assistant, Oracle. “Most of all though, enterprises value a highly secure AI-powered voice assistant that stores their businesses sensitive data in Oracle’s second-generation...

Oracle OpenWorld 2019 provides a unique opportunity for all of us to learn. Learn about Oracle Cloud services, strategic direction, key trends in the industry, product use cases, and such. But perhaps more than anything else, it provides us an opportunity to learn from our peers – learn from organizations who may be facing similar industry challenges or are guided by similar innovation goals or are looking to drive transformation or deliver/meet unique business needs. This...

Oracle OpenWorld 2019 is just around the corner. We look forward to seeing you in San Francisco from September 16-19, 2019. Whether you are looking to learn about Oracle’s latest technologies, product roadmaps, customer implementations, get hands-on learning, dive into product demonstrations and/or networking with your peers, we are confident that this year’s conference will not disappoint!  For easier navigation, here we highlight key sessions and activities for all...

Oracle OpenWorld 2019 provides a unique opportunity for all of us to learn. Learn about Oracle Cloud services, strategic direction, key trends in the industry, product use cases, and such. But perhaps more than anything else, it provides us an opportunity to learn from our peers – learn from organizations who may be facing similar industry challenges or are guided by similar innovation goals or are looking to drive transformation or deliver/meet unique business needs. This...

Oracle OpenWorld 2019 is just around the corner. We look forward to seeing you in San Francisco from September 16-19, 2019. Whether you are looking to learn about Oracle’s latest technologies, product roadmaps, customer implementations, get hands-on learning, dive into product demonstrations and/or networking with your peers, we are confident that this year’s conference will not disappoint!  For easier navigation, here we highlight key sessions and activities for all...

Heading to Oracle OpenWorld 2018? With sessions ranging from keynotes, general sessions, customer use cases, business studies, product roadmaps, hands-on workshops and of course, the demo exhibits, the conference would serve as an immersive experience for the over 50,000 people that are planning to attend this year in San Francisco’s Moscone Center from Oct 22nd to Oct 25th. The focus of this year’s conference is on peer-to-peer learning, where we can hear first-hand of the...

Heading to Oracle OpenWorld 2018? With sessions ranging from keynotes, general sessions, customer use cases, business studies, product roadmaps, hands-on workshops and of course, the demo exhibits, the conference would serve as an immersive experience for the over 50,000 people that are planning to attend this year in San Francisco’s Moscone Center from Oct 22nd to Oct 25th. The focus of this year’s conference is on peer-to-peer learning, where we can hear first-hand of the...

(Editor's Note: Originally published on Oracle Cloud Platform blog) Last year at Oracle OpenWorld, I had the opportunity to connect face to face with Amarjit Dhillon, chief information officer at Turning Point, UK. Most of you may have already heard about the phenomenal work that Turning Point does in the United Kingdom. It is a national health and social care provider that offers services for those that need those most, across mental health, learning disability, substance...

Last year at Oracle OpenWorld, I had the opportunity to connect face to face with Amarjit Dhillon, chief information officer at Turning Point, UK. Most of you may have already heard about the phenomenal work that Turning Point does in the United Kingdom. It is a national health and social care provider that offers services for those that need these services most, across mental health, learning disability, substance misuse, and employment. What struck me about my conversation...