Oracle deploys new technology for Cloud Data Management

In a proactive step to address the challenges that may arise from the increased trend in Global data usage, the Oracle technology solutions Limited, is set to introduce ‘Oracle Infrastructure as a Service on Premise’ to increase the capacity for global technology space.

Speaking at the Oracle CloudWorld in Dubai last week, President of Oracle, Mr Mark Hurd stated “One of the biggest challenges of customers is how to manage increased data in their organisations.”

This is a reflection of the new realm of opportunities for the technology firm to maximize potentials, even as its client base increases globally.

Also Mr Hurd said, the new technology solution will enable organizations to deploy fully integrated engineered systems, including Oracle Exalogic Elastic Cloud, Oracle SPARC SuperCluster, Oracle Exalytics In-Memory Machine and Oracle Sun ZFS Storage Appliance in their data centres.

On the new technology, Mr Hurd said “It compresses, shortens and shrinks data size, without affecting its performance and productivity. So data compression in both the private and public cloud will help customers handle their increased data in a most comfortable manner”,

The beauty of the New technology for Industry performance is that it enables Companies to have total control and visibility over their Information Technology environment, giving them the potential to meet internal and regulatory compliance and security requirements.

Oracle IaaS has a framework for elastic compute capacity on demand, enabling customers in easy adjustment to changes in their workloads, that will also help them improve their efficiency in service delivery.

It will also give Software technology experts the wherewithal to identify issues with security compliance, system performance, availability of systems and necessary guidance on how issues that are generated can be solved.