Is Oracle cloud strategy really effective?

Oracle's third-quarter profit http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/21280.html "> conference call will go smoothly. But a survey shows that Oracle will have new moves in the field of cloud computing.

The third quarter will be a special season for Oracle. That's because they made a rare mistake in the second quarter, and Oracle analysts are looking at whether the issue of sales execution is just a blip or a more worrying one. Wall Street is also investigating 56 cents a share in the third quarter, with a profit of 9.02 billion dollars in total income.

At the same time, Oracle has expanded its share of cloud computing by acquiring RightNow and Taleo companies. It is clear that Oracle will continue to provide service software support by acquiring more software companies. However, Oracle's acquisition strategy in the cloud computing sector is not guaranteed to be as effective as the out-of-the-way enterprise apps. The expansion of Oracle's scale relies entirely on mergers of companies like Peoplesoft,siebel and Bea Bae.

According to a survey by Piper Jaffray, a partner responsible for the sale of Oracle products, the prospects for Oracle's cloud strategy have so far remained unclear.

In a research note, Mark Murphy, an analyst at Piper Jaffray, wrote that 47% of Oracle's partners said the cloud strategy did not work as it should, while another 38% thought Cloud strategy played only a very limited role. Obviously, Oracle's cloud strategy is not being implemented at the right time, and the company will face tougher competition from the industry.

According to a survey by Piper Jaffray, Oracle is likely to send a stable fiscal quarter by hand. 49% of partners think they are unable to complete the two-quarter plan for 29% of the work. In addition, 56% said they saw a more appropriate pace of development for Oracle. This view may be hitting the heart of Oracle.

For the next quarter, there may be only two ways: stick to the cloud strategy or make an article on its hardware.

For the former, the collaborators believe Oracle is slowly developing its cloud products. However, the collaborators still seem to be puzzled by the fusion apps and cloud strategy behind them.

Oracle does need a better planning plan.

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