Last week, as OpenWorld drew to a close, Ron Miller at TechCrunch wrote about how the rise of cloud computing has demanded a "kinder, gentler Oracle." Miller picked up on a shift in tone among various Oracle execs (with the possible exception of founder Larry Ellison, whose signature move has always been candor, not coddling)… Continue reading From swagger to sweet talk
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Creating a (literal) space for great service
I'm deep in the trenches of OpenWorld prep, and while the more mundane details like event registration and speaker session logistics are monopolizing my time, I'm getting excited to see some of my coworkers and to meet a lot of them – most of them, actually – for the first time. Part of our presence… Continue reading Creating a (literal) space for great service
AI on the brain
I was reading this article yesterday and one of the sentences jumped out at me: "While it’s tempting to view the study as a competition between human and artificial intelligence, Robert Darnell, director of the NYGC and a lead researcher on the study, says he doesn’t see it that way." It's tempting to view the study… Continue reading AI on the brain
SARAH SHEEHAN 