“Murphy has told clients that a survey of 154 CIOs revealed negative spending intentions towards Oracle, with CNBC reporting that his note said just 2 per cent of respondents said Oracle was their most integral vendor for cloud computing. In contrast, 27 per cent chose Microsoft and 12 per cent opted for Oracle CTO Larry Ellison’s cloudy nemesis Amazon. The analyst’s note added that CIOs have told the analysts they are migrating off Big Red and onto Microsoft SQL Server, Amazon databases and PostgreSQL.

“More than 50 percent of Docker’s customers are using Windows containers for modernizing legacy apps.” Original source: Docker Enterprise Edition Offers Multicloud App Management

“More than 50 percent of Docker’s customers are using Windows containers for modernizing legacy apps.” Original source: Docker Enterprise Edition Offers Multicloud App Management

“More than 50 percent of Docker’s customers are using Windows containers for modernizing legacy apps.” Original source: Docker Enterprise Edition Offers Multicloud App Management

Original source: Docker seeks Golden State burnish for cloud container expansion

Original source: Docker seeks Golden State burnish for cloud container expansion

Original source: Docker seeks Golden State burnish for cloud container expansion

All the tech-driven competition in hotels: “We have seen more and more business shift to our direct channels. We’ve seen loyalty continue to drive a higher share of the business that is coming into our hotels. And we think we’re competing or we compete against these platforms quite well.” Original source: Marriott CEO on Tech Giants: ‘We Are in an Absolute War for Who Owns the Customer’

All the tech-driven competition in hotels: “We have seen more and more business shift to our direct channels. We’ve seen loyalty continue to drive a higher share of the business that is coming into our hotels. And we think we’re competing or we compete against these platforms quite well.” Original source: Marriott CEO on Tech Giants: ‘We Are in an Absolute War for Who Owns the Customer’

All the tech-driven competition in hotels: “We have seen more and more business shift to our direct channels. We’ve seen loyalty continue to drive a higher share of the business that is coming into our hotels. And we think we’re competing or we compete against these platforms quite well.” Original source: Marriott CEO on Tech Giants: ‘We Are in an Absolute War for Who Owns the Customer’