Oracle CloudWorld: The Rise of Data-as-a-Service

January 14, 2015 Off By David

Grazed from TalkinCloud. Author: Mike Vizard.

With more types of applications being put into the cloud every day organizations of all size are now starting to think in terms of now only putting entire business processes into the cloud, but also essentially turning data into a service. Speaking at an Oracle CloudWorld event in New York this week, Thomas Kurian, president of product development at Oracle (ORCL), outlined how the convergence of applications and identity management will soon give rise to the notion of delivering data-as-a-service.

The basic idea is that as Oracle, for example, continues to extend its portfolio of applications in the cloud around a common data model and user interface, the lines between cloud applications will continue to blur. In its place Kurian said what will emerge a set of identity management services in the cloud that will enable users to mix and match data across multiple cloud applications depending on what permissions they have and their role inside the organization…

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