Microsoft and Oracle have partnered to bring the best of both worlds together. OCI database services are now available in Azure. This partnership helps organizations meet their evolving needs and empowers customers to create new value in the cloud. With this integration, users can seamlessly build Azure applications with the high performance, high availability, and automated management of Oracle database services, such as Exadata and RAC, running on OCI.
Microsoft and Oracle have partnered to bring the best of both worlds together. OCI database services are now available in Azure. This partnership helps organizations meet their evolving needs and empowers customers to create new value in the cloud. With this integration, users can seamlessly build Azure applications with the high performance, high availability, and automated management of Oracle database services, such as Exadata and RAC, running on OCI.
Microsoft and Oracle have partnered to bring the best of both worlds together. OCI database services are now available in Azure. This partnership helps organizations meet their evolving needs and empowers customers to create new value in the cloud. With this integration, users can seamlessly build Azure applications with the high performance, high availability, and automated management of Oracle database services, such as Exadata and RAC, running on OCI.
With 139 million consumers between the ages of 15 and 55, brands are increasingly looking to cater to the population in Tier 2 and 3 cities, Akshara Srivastava reports for Business Standard. The consumer base across India’s Tier 2 and 3 cities is now at par with Tier 1 cities, according to Kantar data. Aashish Shukla, consumer and market insights lead at ITC, says that companies need to rethink their strategies to tap into this segment. Of prime importance is customised communication to reach out to this consumer base and generate curiosity, he adds. What are the reasons for this surge in consumers in non-metro cities? Widespread use of smartphones, more internet penetration, higher incomes, and greater access to products, the report says. Reverse migration during the pandemic and increasing aspirations are also contributing factors, says Suraja Kishore, CEO at advertising firm BBDO. Not only Tier 2 and 3 cities, the rising demand for fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) in the rural market is another trend that companies are looking to leverage, Manish Aggarwal, Director at Bikano, Bikanervala Foods, writes in an article for The Economic Times. In fact, the rural market now contributes around 39% of total FMCG sales across the country, according to estimates by Nielsen. Rural areas are emerging as growth drivers due to their wider consumer bases, Aggarwal writes. However, challenges like transportation and the seasonality of demand remain, he adds. Source: Business Standard – https://lnkd.in/gQmHjyqG
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Satya, this is an exciting vision for bringing helpful and responsible AI to Microsoft’s products. The seamless integration of Copilot across Windows, Office 365, Bing and Edge represents a major strategic investment in the future of AI. By baking it deeply into Microsoft’s daily solutions for consumers and businesses, you are positioning the company to lead and shape the coming AI revolution. If executed responsibly, Copilot could redefine how we interact with technology and transform human capabilities. It points to a future where AI assumes a collaborative, assisting role in our work and lives. Of course, it will be critical that Microsoft sets the highest bars for AI safety, ethics and transparency as Copilot scales up. But the promise is enormous, and this technology could help unlock new levels of human productivity and creativity. Kudos to you and the team on this ambitious effort to put Microsoft at the forefront of our AI future. I’m excited to see Copilot and your expanded AI vision come to life for customers.
Microsoft and Oracle have partnered to bring the best of both worlds together. OCI database services are now available in Azure. This partnership helps organizations meet their evolving needs and empowers customers to create new value in the cloud. With this integration, users can seamlessly build Azure applications with the high performance, high availability, and automated management of Oracle database services, such as Exadata and RAC, running on OCI.
Microsoft and Oracle have partnered to bring the best of both worlds together. OCI database services are now available in Azure. This partnership helps organizations meet their evolving needs and empowers customers to create new value in the cloud. With this integration, users can seamlessly build Azure applications with the high performance, high availability, and automated management of Oracle database services, such as Exadata and RAC, running on OCI.
Frontline workers represent the face of organizations and make up the lion’s share of the workforce. But new Work Trend Index data reveals that 1 in 2 frontline workers cite being burned out in their jobs. Investing in technology that supports the frontline is key. Notably, 65% of frontline workers are optimistic that AI will help them in their jobs.
We are excited to highlight new Microsoft solutions and investments in next-generation AI for the frontline workforce across nearly every business. Frontline managers and workers can optimize their time from work order creation to schedule management with Copilot in Dynamics 365 Field Service and the new Shifts plug-in for Microsoft 365 Copilot. In Viva Connections, frontline workers can stay up-to-date on internal communications. And with shared device mode for Intune, VMware and SOTI, employees can simplify the sign-in experience securely.
Today’s announcements not only reduce administrative burden and time on spent on manual tasks, but also enable frontline workers to focus on end customer experiences and receive an overall improved employee experience. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/e9Ash_82
