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Today we have 2nd guest speaker with us to speak on Oracle Database Multitenant architecture. Being a technology evangelist, technology topics are very close to my heart and especially on Oracle technology. I am just linking back when I have started this podcast back in March 2015, after a few episodes, there were 3 guest speakers with me during Jun 2015 and July 2015 talking on 18 June 2015 – Tech Talk on DISPLAY_CURSOR Table Function of DBMS_XPLAN, 1st July 2015 –13: Oracle Tech Talk on Implementation of Oracle SOA Suite and 12th July 2015 14: Oracle Tech Talk on Implementation of Oracle Database Appliance. All these experts are part of the Oracle ACE Program, community thought leaders and if you want to know about the program, I have also done a podcast session 17 What is Oracle ACE Program. I was also part of the Oracle ACE program prior to joining my current role and being a former Oracle ACE, I have great regard and respect for all the ACE holders as they are the expert, gurus of the field with hands-on expertise driving and leading Oracle Technology in numerous organizations.
https://www.otechtalks.tv/70-tech-talk-on-oracle-database-multitenant-architecture/
Today we will have a guest speaker with us, a startup founder. We are going to start sessions with different guest speakers ranging from owner/founders of startups to tech gurus, to professionals to senior leaders. we will reach out to all the experts to share the stage with us and share their knowledge, expertise to all of us.
I am just linking back when I have started this podcast back in March 2015, after a few episodes, there were 3 guest speakers with me during Jun 2015 and July 2015 talking on 18 June 2015 – Tech Talk on DISPLAY_CURSOR Table Function of DBMS_XPLAN, 1st July 2015 –13: Oracle Tech Talk on Implementation of Oracle SOA Suite and 12th July 2015 14: Oracle Tech Talk on Implementation of Oracle Database Appliance. Till now, I was doing all the sessions by myself and now again I thought to invite other experts with me so that we all can learn from them.
The questions which I have asked during the interview was curated from the book 'Tribe of Mentors'
Today we have our 1st guest speaker & special thanks to Mudassar Rasool, founder of The Wood Value for joining me this week. Until next time!
Today's Guest Mudassar Rasool, Founder, The Wood ValueWhat's one thing you wish you know before starting your startup? Learn strategies from the owner of a startup, from a full-time job to a founder of the newly started business.
https://www.otechtalks.tv/69-a-journey-of-startup-founder-e-commerce-platform/
I have put together my observations, learning, and experiences into myths about digital transformation. Digital transformation is to solve business problems in an always-changing environment and help organizations to foresee what they want their future business to look like. If you want to lead your organization's business transformation, the first move is to understand the reality of digital transformation rather than get caught in the hype.
Although digital transformation is a source of disruption for businesses, projecting businesses forward can be easy to misinterpret technologies and be distracted by minor changes in trends and opinions. True disruption means radical change, but common misconceptions about digital transformation result in businesses being sidetracked and misled.
I am working and participating in digital transformations in both government and private sectors across the regions and I have witnessed that in the majority of the cases organizations are making a significant challenging road to Digital transformation. As we are witnessing the Transformation needs to be well-planned, skillfully conducted, and actively supported by the top management.
I have put together my observations, learning, and experiences into myths about digital transformation. If you understand these myths, you'll be less likely to fall victim to the hype about digital transformation and be more aware of how difficult the process is and how you need to plan it. If you are new to the topic I would suggest you listen to this podcast along with other series of sessions on digital transformation. Till now we have covered more than 30 sessions on the fundamentals of digital transformation.
Lets now dive into the most common misconceptions of digital transformation and technology adoption and we can say busting the Myths of Digital Transformation
You'll Learn: Myths and Misunderstandings Of Digital Transformationhttps://www.otechtalks.tv/68-common-myths-about-digital-transformation/
What is data science? What does a data scientist do? These are fundamental questions we will be talking about today. Data science is a multidisciplinary discipline with the prime objective of extracting value in all its forms from data. Data science is a process since you need to dig into the data processing stages, from munging data sources and data cleaning to machine learning and finally visualization, you see that specific steps are involved in turning raw data into insight.
Today is my 5th week of #StayHome due to COVID-19 and we are getting used to this new reality – new normal. As we are finding out, lockdown is not going to be temporary by any means, and we might be confined to working from home for several months…… no idea. we all can just pray and hope it will get over quickly and we will go back to our normal life.
Data science shows patterns and observations that can be used by companies to make better choices and develop more creative products and services. Data is the foundation stone of innovation, but its value comes from the knowledge scientists who can learn from it and then act on it.
The following info-graphic from Harvard professors Joe Blitzstein and Hanspeter Pfister outlines a typical data science process, which will help us answer these questions
You'll Learn: A Beginner's Guide To Data Science …https://www.otechtalks.tv/67-what-is-data-science-learning-the-basics/
Digital transformation strategy involves assessing your own requirements and corporate culture, setting business goals and identifying and tracking risks, conducting regular prototypes and testing, asking internal staff for input on these roll-outs, and using new technologies.
For years, the digital transformation seemed like something mostly about computers and software, and data. This is what businesses pursue, for the sake of IT agility, to extract new value from data, model software prototypes of physical goods, or develop business processes.
While such development initiatives are often vital to a company, it turns out that digital transformation is really about us at its heart. That has many powerful lessons to teach us how to think about technology and work, both now and in the future.
The COVID-19 outbreak is a tragedy that will have widespread and long-lasting implications for humanity and our global economy.
I hope you're all staying safe and healthy. And the way discussion started happening in the organizations and at c-level on the key question. How has COVID impacted & how organizations operate?
These conversations make one point very clear. Business transformation enabled by digital is becoming the new normal as the nature of work is redefined by COVID -19. Delivering education online, shifting banks to digital apps, and accelerating the digital automation with RPA, AI/ML, IoT is now required, without any delay.
The digital economy is characterized by rapid development, change, creativity, and disruption. Organizations that want to keep up must be prepared to adapt to this new digital environment. But digital transformation requires more than just adopting new technologies, investing in fancy gadgets, or updating current systems.
That's why it's so important for organizations to have a digital transformation strategy.
You'll Learn: Business Transformation Strategy Development
https://www.otechtalks.tv/66-how-to-develop-a-digital-transformation-strategy/
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