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Usually it’s either because your company has built a practice around it, more commonly you need Oracle Financials, etc. Once you have the Oracle infrastructure
by Spooky23 4y ago
Usually it’s either because your company has built a practice around it, more commonly you need Oracle Financials, etc.
Once you have the Oracle infrastructure for Financials, PeopleSoft, etc, the question is does it make sense to stand up services around the Oracle portion. The cost of the people to run Postgres or MS SQL server may be more than the marginal add of Oracle.