My Oracle Open World OOW19 trip report

1. September 2019
American University of Beirut
OOW19 Trip Report
Kassem Nasser

2. Agenda
Conference Journey
EBS roadmap and Strategy
Key Takeaways

3. OOW19 -Conference Journey
Conference Journey
EBS roadmap and Strategy
Key Takeaways

4. How big is OOW:
OOW19 -Conference Journey

5. Main Keynote introduction:
OOW19 -Conference Journey
Full keynote can be found here:
https://www.oracle.com/openworld/on-demand.html?bcid=6086922094001

6. Oracle have a rebranding with a new mission statement:
OOW19 -Conference Journey
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Oracle is hugely investing in
Cloud and Autonomous

7. >> connected with many people.
• Major meeting was with Oracle VP
for Higher Education in NY and MENA SVP
Discussed major initiatives with Oracle:
1. Improve Partnership
2. Capability Center
3. OCI Migration
>> Many Freebies 
Got a drone, inflatable pad,
race car….
>> Hands On training:
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
OOW19 -Conference Journey
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>>The common themes of automation, data-focus, integration, and security
flooded

8. OOW19 – Key Takeaways
Conference Journey
Key Takeaways
EBS roadmap and Strategy

9. Key Takeaways

10. Key Takeaways
More here: https://blogs.oracle.com/cloud-infrastructure/in-an-industry-
first,-oracle-brings-autonomous-operation-to-linux

11. Key Takeaways

12. Key Takeaways

13. Key Takeaways

14. OOW19 – Key Takeaways
Conference Journey
Key Takeaways
EBS roadmap and Strategy

15. EBS Roadmap

16. EBS Roadmap
• No additional costs for licensed users of base
products
• Integrates with EBS UI +DrillDown
• Honors EBS Security Data/Function
• ECC: Multi-Lingual Support
• Extensible with ECC Framework

17. EBS Roadmap

18. Learning Library

19. General Info
Why airplanes goes over the north pole?
https://www.cntraveler.com/story/why-airplanes-sometimes-fly-over-
the-north-pole
Typically routes fly this way for the time and fuel
savings; it’s just that the most beautiful hours of
flight, when opening the window shade yields views
of vast sheets of sparkling ice, happen when
passengers are fast asleep. But for those who
awake and manage a glimpse, the reward is worth a
brief eye adjustment to the stunning brightness. But
how can a passenger actually see this from so high
up? Thank science: In order to prevent the aircraft’s
fuel from reaching its freezing point of around -50
degrees Fahrenheit, transpolar flights occasionally
descend to a lower altitude over the Arctic,
sometimes by as much as 10,000 feet, to an altitude
ever so slightly warmer for the fuel—and ever more
picturesque for the passengers.

20. Of Course
had a lot of
fun 

21. Questions