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Strengthening the enterprise foundation: Red Hat and Oracle’s expanding collaboration

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By Mike Evans
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By Mike Evans, vice president, Business Development, Red Hat Red Hat and Oracle are integral to the modern enterprise, with a large portion of global Fortune 500 companies using both Red Hat and Oracle solutions. That’s why Red Hat continuing to grow our collaboration in ways that will support the dynamic needs of our joint customers.
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Strengthening the enterprise foundation: Red Hat and Oracle’s expanding collaboration

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By Mike Evans
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Red Hat and Oracle are integral to the modern enterprise, with a large portion of global Fortune 500 companies using both Red Hat and Oracle solutions. That's why we’re continuing to grow our collaboration in ways that will support the dynamic needs of our joint customers. This means that we’re emphasizing concrete, technical, and commercial benefits that eliminate friction and maximize the value you get from your joint Red Hat and Oracle investments.
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Commerce Everywhere, Agents in Charge

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By Mike Evans
How AI Personal Shoppers Will Navigate a World of Embedded Storefronts A quiet but far-reaching revolution is underway in commerce. Buying is no longer confined to websites, apps, or stores. It is escaping channels and embedding itself across everyday life. A product appears in a social video. A recipe is streamed on TV. A car prompts a driver to pay, recharge, or reorder. Shopping no longer happens in one place, or even at a single moment.
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