Larry Ellison: We don't pay attention to SAP or IBM as they're nowhere to be seen in the cloud
Ellison says that Salesforce.com, Workday, Microsoft and Amazon are Oracle's key rivals now
Oracle founder and CTO Larry Ellison told delegates at the opening keynote of Oracle OpenWorld in San Francisco that the company is no longer paying attention to its fierce rivals SAP and IBM because it...
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