Larry Ellison sent open letter from Campaign for Clear Licensing urging Oracle to improve customer trust

Sooraj Shah
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Oracle 'must address customer concerns over vendor lock-in' if it is to deliver its $1bn cloud sales target next year, claims CCL

The Campaign for Clear Licensing (CCL), a not-for-profit organisation that aims to campaign for the rights of business software buyers, has issued an open letter to Oracle chairman Larry Ellison an...

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