Sri Lanka, an emerging market for Oracle
Oracle Sri Lanka will enhance its investments to expand its market
share in Sri Lanka said Country Sales Manager Oracle Fusion Middleware,
South Asia and Growth Economies, Sajid Akbar. He said that Sri Lanka is
a potential market for Oracle business applications and added that the
company will help enhance the efficiency of business operations.
Oracle Fusion Middleware is the strategic foundation for maximising
the value of database investments and extending the strategic value of
investments in applications such as CRM, ERP, supply chain and industry
applications.
It is a comprehensive portfolio of complete, open and integrated
best-of-breed solutions ranging from the Application Server and broader
Application Grid platform at the bottom up to the User Interaction
layer. It integrates all these applications to provide values to our
customers.
Akbar said that leading private and public sector organisations in
Sri Lanka, including almost all the major tier 1 banks, most of the
financial service providers and the major mobile telecommunication
providers use Oracle Fusion Middleware.
"Oracle Fusion Middleware plays a critical role in helping
organisations to move the legacy systems and applications to the Cloud
as the integrated application-to-disk platforms speed up the ability to
exploit cloud computing and reduce business and technology risks", he
said.
"Oracle has two cloud computing objectives such as ensuring cloud
computing is fully enterprise-grade to enable enterprise adoption and
supporting public and private cloud computing to give customers choice.
Akbar said that to meet these objectives, Oracle has three strategies
such as offering customers a growing number of applications as SaaS
services, providing enabling technology to other cloud providers and
providing customers the choice to deploy Oracle technologies in either
private clouds or public clouds", he said. Oracle's cloud offerings are
complete, open and integrated - spanning applications, middleware,
database, operating systems, virtualisation, servers, storage,
networking and management of the entire stack.
Akbar said that Oracle sees Sri Lanka as a strong emerging market in
the region with the recent political stability we see a change, and a
transformed mindset from our customers, as well as partners.
Government organisations are keen to play an active role to drive
social change and economic development.
"Sri Lanka for us is a strong focus point, and we see a similar IT
penetration and adoption in Sri Lanka as we see in the other South Asian
Growth Economies like Pakistan and Bangladesh", he said.
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