Oracle has perfected plans for this year's Oracle Day Nigeria holding in Lagos on November 17.
With the theme, "Transforming Your Tomorrow", Oracle said that with Cloud Computing becoming an increasing essential part of any enterprise IT foundation, it is crucial that business’ stay one step ahead in their Cloud Computing Strategy.
Oracle said it is committed to promoting a corporate culture that is centered on integrity, accountability and ethical business conduct.
According to the Company, on 17th of November at Intercontinental Hotel in Lagos, participants will find out how the latest updates in Oracle’s Cloud Computing solutions can help them deliver the experiences customers expect, the talent to succeed, and the performance the market demands.
The Oracle Cloud Day is set to deliver two cross industry tracks that you can move between in order to create your own agenda as well as multiple networking opportunities where you will be able to talk to experts and discuss experiences and challenges with peers.
During the event, particpants will discover how they can: -Reduce risk and complexity by using the most comprehensive, secure SaaS, PaaS and IaaS cloud offerings on the market;
-Shorten the innovation cycle and accelerate time to market with boosted agility and increased reliability
Transform your business with cloud computing,
And see how businesses have shifted from governance to guidance using the right technology and skills to drive growth.
Nigeria CommunicationsWeek gathered that registration has already commenced.
Oracle Cloud Day 2015 Holds In Lagos

Oracle has perfected plans for this year's Oracle Day Nigeria holding in Lagos on November 17. With the theme, "‎Transforming Your Tomorrow", Oracle said ‎that with Cloud Computing becoming…
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