What APAC partners can expect from Oracle Database on Azure
Partners in Asia Pacific face an uncertain wait for the newly announced Oracle Database@Azure, but it will be worth the wait according to the region’s channel chief.
Partners in Asia Pacific face an uncertain wait for the newly announced Oracle Database@Azure, but it will be worth the wait according to the region’s channel chief.
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By Bharat Bedi, SolarWinds, Head of Sales, APJ