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After migrating its PeopleSoft Payroll application to OCI in May 2021, Albertsons was able to run its weekly payroll jobs 50% faster than when those jobs ran on premises. Albertsons chose Oracle Managed Cloud Services (OMCS) from Oracle Advanced Customer Services (ACS) to provide administration of the PeopleSoft Payroll applications, databases, Exadata Cloud Service, supporting infrastructure, and the OCI tenancy.

To secure the environment for Albertsons PeopleSoft Payroll application on OCI, the Oracle Managed Cloud Services team deployed 13 environments in five VCNs, using default deny policies to isolate and control user access.

To protect itself from sudden shifts in consumer preferences, Bolthouse Farms needed an applications infrastructure that could respond in an instant to market changes. By upgrading its JDE suite and moving it from an on-premises AS/400 to OCI, Bolthouse’s IT teams were able to eliminate their manual maintenance processes, replicate their environment in a disaster recovery site, and reduce the time it took to complete a full restoration of the system to less than 30 minutes, down from two hours.

To improve productivity across its manufacturing plants in Texas, Georgia, and Iowa, Lee Container migrated its on premises ERP system to Oracle Cloud. Today, the company’s finance, sales, and other corporate staff can access the company’s ERP application on OCI through a remote desktop server, while engineers and quality analysts access an Autonomous Database (ADB) through an APEX web interface.

To help individuals better manage their investment portfolios, Trinus deployed the back-end systems to run its broker management platform on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). With help from its cloud implementation partner, 3DB, the Brazilian-based brokerage firm can now provide investors with a secure environment for self-service access to their stocks, mutual funds, real estate investments, and more.  

Since moving its visual search platform to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). VizSeek can help consumers search for products using an image or 3D model, and get results in seconds. The company also provides manufacturers with tools to help engineers, sales, and customer support teams upload photos, 2D or 3D CAD models, or text to instantly locate product documentation

After pulling product and sales data from multiple Oracle SaaS applications, AS/400 ERP, Salesforce CPQ, databases, and spreadsheets into an Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse, Construction Specialties began migrating more than 250 reports from various spreadsheets, SSRS, iDashboards, and Power BI to Oracle Analytics Cloud. Since being trained on Oracle’s BI RPD visualization techniques, users can instantly run visualizations and reports in OAC (and OAC Mobile), accessing metadata, logical schemas, physical schemas, physical-to-logical mappings, and other constructs on demand.

To help fair trade fashion brands verify the authenticity of their suppliers’ materials and fair trade practices, Retraced runs its blockchain platform in a Kubernetes cluster on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.  

By running its cloud-native remote desktop platform on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), 3i Infotech helps companies of all sizes instantly get secure, remote, and session-based access to business applications from anywhere, on any device, over any network.

To maintain a schedule for performing systems tasks, researchers at the University of Melbourne use an Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse to log the performance of Raspberry Pi edge devices, CPU cores, and memory capacity. The research team then uses in-database Oracle Machine Learning to run algorithms that can predict the optimal run time for those tasks.

To run its computational fluid dynamics simulations faster, Italian tier-1 engine manufacturer, Punch Torino moved its CFD platform to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). Using OCI High-Performance Computing, Punch Torino’s engineers are now able to run CPU, Memory, and I/O-intensive simulation and testing workloads up to 24% faster with 33% fewer compute cores.  

To access ComSpec’s student information system on OCI, university personnel are authenticated by logging into a Uniface Anywhere controller, which sits in front of three Uniface Anywhere application servers. As users are authorized, they can then access ComSpec’s ColdFusion and Java-based applications, which pull data from and send it back to an Oracle Database running on Oracle Database Cloud Service.