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Indian Version Of OpenWorld To Focus On Digital India And Smart Cities
DataQuest
|May 2017
Oracle has for the first time brought its most popular event to India in the hope to boost its prospects in the economy which has seen a number of quick changes in the past few years
Oracle has brought OpenWorld to India for the first time. The company wants to capitalize on the new opportunities in the local market through one of its most successful events where stakeholders from all parts of the world take part. If Oracle is to be believed, Oracle OpenWorld India will bring together the best business and technology strategists from India and the world - including customers, partners, analysts and thought-leaders.
Oracle OpenWorld India will witness keynotes from Oracle’s senior leaders Safra Catz, CEO, Oracle and Thomas Kurian, President – Product Development, Oracle, on how the company is helping fast-track government initiatives like Smart Cities and Digital India. It would be interesting to hear Safra Catz and know her plans for the India market.
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