The Chief Executive Officer, Oracle Technologies, Adebayo
Sani, has said that his company has plans to partner with the National
Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) and other relevant agencies
to ensure the application of technology to drive present government
transparency agenda, ITRealms reports.
Adebayo was speaking at the 2015 Oracle Cloud Day, Tuesday,
in Lagos. He pointed out that such agency and organisation as NITDA and Galaxy
Backbone which assist government in the formulation of technology policies are
key to Oracle Cloud technology transition leadership roadmap.
He went further to say that his company has achieved a
record 33 billion daily transaction globally, saying that Oracle Cloud has 19
data centres across 190 countries which is geared toward enhancing better service
delivery to the teeming customers.
“We’ve seen growth in our leadership capacity in three
key areas which include software as a service, platform as a service and
infrastructure as a service,” adding that Oracle Cloud is tailored towards
business agility, cost effectiveness, less complexity while not relegating
security as uppermost in the company’s strategy. He also said it is only Oracle
Cloud that has the ability to move customers from On Premise to Cloud and back
to private depending on customer choice”.
“Today, the cost of technology is no
longer considered an issue for any company that wants to use IT to drive
business innovation. CEOs need to strive for agility irrespective of the size
of their organization; to remain progressive and forward-thinking, despite how
they may perceive their company today in an ever-changing competitive
landscape; and to have a team that is really focused on using IT as an
innovation driver in every part of their business,” Sani said.
“Now in its fourth year, Oracle Cloud Day, formerly Oracle Day, has been a tremendous success in Nigeria and provided a valuable opportunity for our customers, partners and prospects to gain insight into the technologies that are transforming business. In the cloud we are seeing a generational shift in computing as significant as the shift to personal computing was forty years ago,”
“Now in its fourth year, Oracle Cloud Day, formerly Oracle Day, has been a tremendous success in Nigeria and provided a valuable opportunity for our customers, partners and prospects to gain insight into the technologies that are transforming business. In the cloud we are seeing a generational shift in computing as significant as the shift to personal computing was forty years ago,”
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