Oracle Alternatives
Microsoft Cloud
If you're looking for an alternative to Oracle, Microsoft Cloud is a broad and integrated collection of services that can help your company succeed in several important areas. It includes a variety of services, such as Microsoft Copilot, cloud endpoints and sustainability tracking, that can help companies that need strong security, digital transformation and data management. The platform has delivered cost savings, improved productivity and better customer experiences, Microsoft says.
Another option is Alteryx, an AI-powered analytics platform that automates workflows and offers self-service insights. It has more-advanced features like generative and conversational AI, ETL/ELT and autoML that can help speed up data analysis and link it to business strategy. Alteryx is available in the cloud and on-premises, and there's a free trial, so it's a flexible option for companies that want to improve productivity and data governance.
Qlik
If you're looking for a more specialized data integration and analytics tool, Qlik has a data fabric and a suite of data integration, analytics and AI tools that can help companies get a better understanding of their data. Its main features include data streaming, application and API integration, and AI tools like AutoML. It's a good option for companies that want to get a better handle on their data and present it in a more useful form.
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
Last, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure is a distributed cloud platform with more than 100 cloud services that can be deployed in public, on-premises or hybrid environments. It can accommodate multicloud and hybrid cloud operations, and it offers a range of services from developer tools to AI and machine learning, so it's an option for companies that need flexibility and scalability in their cloud operations.
