On Tues at 5pm, @SAP’s Richard Primm got a text from a client asking for help to find 500 hospital beds. With @SAPAriba he connected the company with a vendor within 30 min. An amazing example of the power of #tech in times of crisis: https://t.co/ELdKyI4aSB
As #Alibaba Cloud continues to prove itself as a relevant public #cloud PaaS & IaaS challenger, @TBRinc is launching a new report focused on the vendor to provide subscribers with ongoing insights into the business’ performance https://t.co/bT79cIxK5Z
@Phil_Dunn1 Yes, that majority of analysts & press aren't digging into the published supplements that separate Azure growth from the other products you listed.
More changes to #Oracle's reporting structure... this time hiding cloud and license dynamics within aggregate segments. Ambiguity could very well be indicative of performance issues.
@Phil_Dunn1 Not saying BYOL isn't successful; IMHO it will be a KEY to ORCL long-term success. But as it stands, the bulk of support rev is not BYOL-related and it's not a valid reason for the aggregation. If legacy IaaS is going away & NetSuite gaining traction, aaS was about to improve.
My take on #Oracle's earnings: once-important cloud segments hidden in recurring revenue aggregation; no value or insight added in doing so. More thoughts here: https://t.co/OdPJH7n5Zb
@Phil_Dunn1 Yes, a bit more verbal clarity from the call so far, but overall still less transparent, especially on the various cloud segments. Good success noted in many areas, but the SaaS goals that were so important to Oracle a year ago now can't be measured
@Phil_Dunn1 Yes, they're not alone in aggregating segments, but MSFT gives supplemental info that goes much deeper and identifies commercial cloud revenue. Odd timing for Oracle as SAP becomes more transparent and Oracle recently pinned exec goals to SaaS, PaaS&IaaS performance..
@CMooshian personally have bad connectivity, but otherwise things are a bit less hectic this year -- biggest announcements: autonomous DB & security