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It has now missed expectations in five out of the last six quarters. Looking at the report, it was interesting to note that although cloud sales were up (SaaS, PaaS and Cloud infrastructure), this could not compensate for the decline of new software sales.
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In August 2015 we published a blog commenting on the impact of the newly available Oracle Database 12c Standard Edition 2 (SE2) for existing Oracle Standard Edition (SE) and Standard Edition 1 (SE1) customers. This is the second edition expanding on what was touched upon in the previous blog.

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They jumped at the opportunity to control technology spend and quickly came to view this spending as critical to create innovative business models, including Digital Transformation efforts. The subsequent rise of IaaS, PaaS and other cloud-deployed technologies accelerated the growth of business unit IT, providing new opportunities for business leaders to procure and use technology.
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Not so long ago, the CIO and business units had a stable, established relationship. Business units made technology requests of the IT department and the CIO’s team procured, developed and delivered software and hardware solutions, sometimes working with outside partners. The nature of the relationship was largely based on unavoidable realities:  technology required highly specialized skills present only in the IT department and deployment occurred in company-owned “on-prem” data centers, closely guarded (for good reason) by IT.