The Oct. 28 edition of Government Technology include the following San Jose Mercury News syndicated article highlighting how some of Silicon Valley's legendary companies, including Oracle, are embracing cloud. The article quotes Larry Ellison, executive chairman and chief technology officer, Oracle, and Shawn Price, senior vice president, Oracle, who discuss Oracle's cloud transformation, noting that Oracle is deploying its cloud services in 19 data centers in 14 different countries for an increase in data center capacity.

The Oct. 28 edition of Governing include the following San Jose Mercury News syndicated article highlighting how some of Silicon Valley's legendary companies, including Oracle, are embracing cloud. The article quotes Larry Ellison, executive chairman and chief technology officer, Oracle, and Shawn Price, senior vice president, Oracle, who discuss Oracle's cloud transformation, noting that Oracle is deploying its cloud services in 19 data centers in 14 different countries for an increase in data center capacity.

The Oct. 22 edition of GCN includes the following article highlighting the Pennsylvania's Treasury Department financial system upgrade. The article notes that the Treasury uses Oracle's PeopleSoft Financials to handle cost-payable processes and Oracle Governance, Risk and Compliance for audit analytics and forensic analysis on payment processes. The article also quotes Sid Sinha, Oracle's senior director of application development, who discusses how auditors can adapt the technology.

The Oct. 22 edition of GCN includes the following article highlighting the Pennsylvania's Treasury Department financial system upgrade. The article notes that the Treasury uses Oracle's PeopleSoft Financials to handle cost-payable processes and Oracle Governance, Risk and Compliance for audit analytics and forensic analysis on payment processes. The article also quotes Sid Sinha, Oracle's senior director of application development, who discusses how auditors can adapt the technology.

The Oct. 19 edition of Metro Magazine includes the following byline by Patrick Mungovan, vice president, Oracle Public Sector. In the byline, Mungovan discusses the digital engagement journey for transit agencies, covering the steps of initiation, selection, conversion and advocacy.

The Oct. 19 edition of Metro Magazine includes the following byline by Patrick Mungovan, vice president, Oracle Public Sector. In the byline, Mungovan discusses the digital engagement journey for transit agencies, covering the steps of initiation, selection, conversion and advocacy.

The Aug. 3 edition of FCW includes an article highlighting the Information Technology Alliance for Public Sector's recommendations for improving Federal cybersecurity. The article notes that the Obama administration turned to industry experts from technology firms, including Oracle, for ideas and feedback.

The Aug. 3 edition of FCW includes an article highlighting the Information Technology Alliance for Public Sector's recommendations for improving Federal cybersecurity. The article notes that the Obama administration turned to industry experts from technology firms, including Oracle, for ideas and feedback.

The June 29 edition of GCN includes an article highlighting how government agencies develop mobile applications and the importance of taking back-end infrastructure into consideration. The article notes that Riverside, Calif. operates a set of back-end systems using Oracle's Siebel customer relationship management (CRM) tool. Riverside's Chief Innovation Officer Lea Deesing is quoted discussing the benefits of the Oracle tool.

The June 29 edition of GCN includes an article highlighting how government agencies develop mobile applications and the importance of taking back-end infrastructure into consideration. The article notes that Riverside, Calif. operates a set of back-end systems using Oracle's Siebel customer relationship management (CRM) tool. Riverside's Chief Innovation Officer Lea Deesing is quoted discussing the benefits of the Oracle tool.

The Sept. 10 edition of SearchOracle includes the following article highlighting the announcement of Oracle's new data center opening in Canada. The article quotes Mario Meroni, area vice president for Oracle Canada Public Sector, who discusses how the data center address concerns over data residency and data sovereignty by giving public sector organizations the opportunity to maintain government data within Canadian borders.

The Sept. 10 edition of SearchOracle includes the following article highlighting the announcement of Oracle's new data center opening in Canada. The article quotes Mario Meroni, area vice president for Oracle Canada Public Sector, who discusses how the data center address concerns over data residency and data sovereignty by giving public sector organizations the opportunity to maintain government data within Canadian borders.

The Sept. 8 edition of IT World Canada includes the following article highlighting the announcement of Oracle's new data center opening in Canada. The article quotes Mario Meroni, area vice president for Oracle Canada Public Sector, who discusses how the new data center addresses the issue of data residency and gives public sector organizations the ability to leverage Software as a Service in the cloud.

The Sept. 8 edition of IT World Canada includes the following article highlighting the announcement of Oracle's new data center opening in Canada. The article quotes Mario Meroni, area vice president for Oracle Canada Public Sector, who discusses how the new data center addresses the issue of data residency and gives public sector organizations the ability to leverage Software as a Service in the cloud.

The Sept. 8 edition of Data Center Knowledge includes the following article highlighting the announcement of Oracle's new data center opening in Canada. The article notes that the new site will support Oracle's cloud application services for human resources, enterprise resource planning, and customer relationship management.

The Sept. 8 edition of Data Center Knowledge includes the following article highlighting the announcement of Oracle's new data center opening in Canada. The article notes that the new site will support Oracle's cloud application services for human resources, enterprise resource planning, and customer relationship management.

The Sept. 8 edition of Data Center Knowledge includes the following article highlighting the announcement of Oracle's new data center opening in Canada. The article notes that the new site will support Oracle's cloud application services for human resources, enterprise resource planning, and customer relationship management.

Oracle has opened a fully functional data centre in Canada in order to satisfy the demand for data sovereignty. To help customers achieve the benefits of cloud, the Canadian data centre will support Oracle Human Capital Management Cloud (Oracle HCM Cloud), Oracle Enterprise Resource Planning Cloud (Oracle ERP Cloud), and Oracle Customer Experience (CX) Cloud applications.

Oracle has opened a fully functional data centre in Canada in order to satisfy the demand for data sovereignty. To help customers achieve the benefits of cloud, the Canadian data centre will support Oracle Human Capital Management Cloud (Oracle HCM Cloud), Oracle Enterprise Resource Planning Cloud (Oracle ERP Cloud), and Oracle Customer Experience (CX) Cloud applications.

Oracle has opened a fully functional data centre in Canada in order to satisfy the demand for data sovereignty. To help customers achieve the benefits of cloud, the Canadian data centre will support Oracle Human Capital Management Cloud (Oracle HCM Cloud), Oracle Enterprise Resource Planning Cloud (Oracle ERP Cloud), and Oracle Customer Experience (CX) Cloud applications.

The Sept. 3 edition of Enterprise Times includes the following article about Oracle's new data center in Canada. The article quotes Mario Meroni, area vice president, Oracle Canada Public Sector, who discusses the value of the Oracle Cloud offerings supported by the Canadian data center for customers.

The Sept. 3 edition of Enterprise Times includes the following article about Oracle's new data center in Canada. The article quotes Mario Meroni, area vice president, Oracle Canada Public Sector, who discusses the value of the Oracle Cloud offerings supported by the Canadian data center for customers.

The Sept. 2 edition of Channelnomics includes the following article highlighting that the U.S. Department of Defense granted Oracle an Authority to Operate with its selection of Oracle Service Cloud. The article quotes David Vap, group vice president of Oracle Service Cloud, who discusses how the Oracle Service Cloud will provide government agencies with improved efficiency and security.

The Sept. 2 edition of Channelnomics includes the following article highlighting that the U.S. Department of Defense granted Oracle an Authority to Operate with its selection of Oracle Service Cloud. The article quotes David Vap, group vice president of Oracle Service Cloud, who discusses how the Oracle Service Cloud will provide government agencies with improved efficiency and security.

The June 23 broadcast of Federal News Radio includes the following segment featuring Aaron Cornfeld, vice president, pre-sales engineering, public sector, healthcare & higher education, at Oracle. During the interview, Cornfeld discusses how Oracle is reinventing itself as a cloud company and is helping federal government agencies make the transition to the cloud.

The Nov. 28 edition of Computer Business Review includes the following article announcing Oracle's release of Tax Analytics 2.0 for public sector enterprises. The article notes that the Oracle solution offers public sector agencies enhanced visibility into tax and revenue management operations for taking informed decisions. The article includes comments from Oracle's Mark Johnson, noting that the solution will allow public sector agencies can better understand their tax and revenue operations and make decisions that lead to better taxpayer service, improved operational efficiency and increased collections and compliance.

The Nov. 28 edition of CIO Today includes the follow article announcing Oracle's Enterprise Taxation and Policy Management Self Service solution. The article notes that the Oracle solution provides governments with a cost-effective way to become more interactive with and more responsive to the citizens. The article includes comments from Oracle's Mark Johnson, noting that the solution will ultimately strengthen the tax and revenue authority or taxpayer relationship.

Article highlighting how Oracle is positioning itself as a leading cloud service provider to federal government clients tasked with major IT initiatives that include moving to the cloud with tight or declining budgets. The article includes comments from Oracle Public Sector's Peter Doolan's keynote address at a government IT conference, suggesting that service-oriented model Oracle is trying to bring to its database offerings could resonate with federal clients who are being asked to undertake major IT initiatives while seeing their budgets decline. Oracle's holistic cloud offering would eliminate the multiple vendors commonly involved in cloud deployments today, a streamlining that should translate into lower costs for customers, which might particularly resonate with federal CIOs. The article also notes that Oracle announced its cloud advancements at the recent Oracle OpenWorld conference.

The September edition of IEEE Smart Grid includes the following bylined article by Oracle Utilities' Brad Williams highlighting the benefits of leveraging information architecture for data mining and analytics for increased grid investment value.

The Aug. 29 edition of Government Computer News includes the following article highlighting new Distributed Management Task Force (DMTF) specifications are designed to simplify cloud infrastructure management and ensure workloads can be easily relocated among differing cloud environments. The article notes that cloud infrastructure management interface (CIMI) has broad industry support, with companies such as Oracle submitting application programming interfaces as consideration for the standard in support of CIMI v1.0.