Home Technology Cloud Oracle, stc announce business partnership The announcement came after Oracle’s CEO Safra A. Catz visited stc’s headquarters by Gulf Business December 1, 2022 Oracle Corporation and STC Group signed a partnership agreement enabling both organisations to better serve local and regional markets. The announcement came after a visit by Oracle’s CEO Safra A. Catz to stc’s headquarters. During the visit, both organisations celebrated 18 years of partnership and discussed future collaborations. Emphasizeing our role as global powerhouse. We signed a partnership agreement with Oracle enabling local and regional markets and building a digital ecosystem with global aspirations pic.twitter.com/KIrGzsv2rz — مجموعة stc (@stc) November 30, 2022 “This agreement confirms the commitment from both stc and Oracle to bring to the market the needed cloud based technological infrastructure and applications to support regional digital economy ambitions,” said stc’s group CEO Eng Olayan Alwetaid. “Oracle’s industry-leading cloud offerings and stc’s regional capability are a powerful combination that can help our customers drive innovation and achieve business growth,” stated Catz. As part of this agreement, stc will leverage Oracle’s cloud platform to migrate its business-support database workloads. This will allow stc to simplify and modernise its cloud technology landscape. In other news, last month, UAE’s Port of Fujairah chose Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications Suite for finance, human resources and supply chain to improve insights, reduce costs, enhance employee engagement and streamline its global procurement process. Read: Port of Fujairah opts for Oracle cloud to accelerate growth and support global trade With Oracle Fusion Applications, the port can take advantage of the cloud to break down organisational silos, standardise processes and manage financial, HR and supply chain data on a single integrated cloud platform. Tags Oracle Oracle cloud Saudi Arabia STC Technology 0 Comments You might also like Insights: How UAE is enabling network transformation in the AI age NielsenIQ H1 report reveals region’s split shopper preferences Saudi Arabia sees Italy as partner of choice on green products Fourth Milling Company to float IPO on Tadawul