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That’s a fuller product portfolio that it can go up against rivals like SAP with. In doing so, however, Salesforce automatically adds not just CRM specialty, but it now has HCM and ERP capabilities. Salesforce committing to use Oracle hardware and pursuing a go-to-market offering with enterprise applications adjacent to its customer relationship management tool is something many watching the industry likely would not have expected to see.

The Salesforce-Oracle news is somewhat of a surprise given the public feuding between Ellison and Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff over the years. “With the addition of Java to the overall mix, more interoperability has been achieved than customers would have expected and overall this is good news for the cloud, and more importantly, for Microsoft’s and Oracle’s customers and partners,” Mueller says. The other side of the coin is that Microsoft applications will now be compatible on Oracle databases.įor Microsoft, Mueller contends it provides a significant advance for its Azure platform, which is looking to compete with Amazon Web Service’s market-leading IaaS. By doing so, Azure can now run Java applications, and Microsoft cloud customers have additional database choices. Microsoft is enabling full-stack support for Oracle products in its cloud, providing an alternative platform compared to its in-house SQL Server offerings in its cloud. The Microsoft-Oracle partnership is important for both companies and marks strategic shifts, Mueller points out. NetSuite also announced that Oracle HCM will be available on its platform. In return, Salesforce will integrate Oracle’s cloud-based human capital management (HCM) and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) programs into its cloud-based offering. Later that week Oracle and announced a partnership that would include Salesforce using Oracle servers and databases as the hardware platform for its market-leading SaaS cloud offering. Microsoft also announced that its Azure cloud platform will support Oracle Linux, Java and databases.

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The day before it had announced a partnership with Microsoft in which Oracle DB will now support Windows Hyper-V virtualization platform, marking the first time Oracle has supported another hypervisor. Ideally what I’d like to do is be able to upload a few sound effects to onedrive, google drive, or some other clould service that I could then ask Alexa to play using searchMusic or some other method.During the last week of June, Oracle announced Oracle Database 12c with a built-in multi-tenant architecture geared specifically for running cloud workloads the “c” stands for cloud. I’m hoping for less technology hops from webcore to Alexa. Too many things can and do go wrong, and I don’t really want to have a tablet connected just to play a sound effect now that ES can speak text. It generally works, but being Windows it’s not the most reliable thing. Currently I’m doing that via an always on old Windows tablet connected by BT to a Dot using VLC Thing. Like when the garage door opens I play a Star Trek turbolift door open. I’ve got ES up and working to speak text and play commercial songs in my Amazon account, but I want to be able to play a sound effect or 2 for fun.