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Week of February 21, 2022

The National Centers for Environmental Information uses the low-code Oracle APEX development platform to track climate change. Five ways Oracle gives startups better value than AWS and Google. How telcos can bounce back from a tough 2021. Also: switch statements and switch expressions—find out how they’re different and what they can do for you.

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“It’s kind of crazy when you look at the resources we have been able to save by organizing and building this data management tool with APEX.”

— Shelley McNeill, Contractor, Riverside Technology, National Centers for Environmental Information

Fighting climate change

Shelley McNeill, a contractor for the National Centers for Environmental Information, built a crucial global weather-monitoring dashboard using the Oracle APEX low-code development platform. The dashboard delivers climate change information from tens of thousands of stations to thousands of users worldwide.

Oracle is tops for startups

Startups need more than some free cloud credits, and that’s where Oracle delivers—providing sales, marketing, mentoring, and technology resources based on 40 years of experience working with enterprise customers. AWS and Google can’t beat that, says Jason Williamson, VP and global head of Oracle for Startups.

How telcos can make a comeback

Although 2021 was another bad year for telco valuations, those companies can bounce back by delivering growth through M&A and new services, accelerating digital transformation, and engaging with societal and environmental causes. And 5G will, of course, play a big part.

Oracle cultivates diversity

Diversity isn’t just good for society—it’s good for financial performance and workforce productivity. Oracle cultivates diversity through inclusive hiring practices, implementing inclusive language in communications, and practicing inclusivity in UX design.

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