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Oracle

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Jim Fisher, a seasoned veteran in the energy industry, takes us on a journey to explore the cutting-edge work happening at Oracle. With a deep understanding of the challenges faced by companies in the energy sector, Oracle is helping them turn their data into actionable insights using their cloud infrastructure and expertise in AI and machine learning. The company's next-generation cloud solution is designed to deliver top-notch performance, scalability, and security, making it a powerful tool for companies looking to achieve better outcomes and drive their operations forward.


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00:00 - Intro
00:54 - Oracle Cloud Solutions
04:51 - Speaker Background and Experience
12:47 - Siemens Overview
12:53 - Oracle Company Insights
18:00 - Oracle and Edge Computing
21:14 - Ideal Customer for OCI
24:43 - What Excites Kevin in Tech
27:47 - Contacting Jim: How to Reach Out

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