Thread regarding Oracle Corp. layoffs

Rearraning deck chairs on the SS Cloud

Layoff were handled poorly. You have to remember this Oracle, where you still have to use beehive for mail and calendar. Because Larry is a tool, you have to use all Oracle c-ap, never best of breed. This leads to a bigger divide between market and Oracle. I think they realized they way overpaid for Dyn, which had overpaid for Zenedge. The revenue is not there with fanboy management. The security from Zenedge could not make the basic grades. The cloud offerings are pathetic and morale is low. Larry said he was serious about cloud, but he said that about NC’s in the 90’s and failed.

They can have all the positions meetings they want, the structure to develop that is very weak. That are clutching at straws to avoid the enivitable outcome. Expect an announcement ina year or so that the are shedding the cloud to focus on core dB tech.

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Post ID: @OP+YcusYMe

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I meant an email to all staff saying "we brought this company today".

They pitch me with emails to buy c-ap from their "partners" and they can't be bothered to announce what's going on in the company?

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Post ID: @hwk+YcusYMe

. What you mean O-tube or ora-docs missed the Dyn purchase message? The wasteful spending like on the Oracle sign iover Dyn hq will show its folly and it will be coming down shortly. Research cuts are the September ones and I’m sure Renesys will get hit hard as they have no sku’s To sell even if they could.

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Post ID: @dwq+YcusYMe

I didn't know O acquired Dyn.

But then again, it seems they don't want us to know.

Most companies would have some sort of announcements to the drones to let them know what's going on, but O doesn't do that.

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Post ID: @emj+YcusYMe

They most definitely overpaid Dyn. The mgmt lied about their "innovation" and where they were going, when in reality, Dyn was on a downward slope since 2014. They acquired Renesys, another company who was about to go under, for way too much (20Mil) and then couldn't even figure out how to integrate that early 2000's UI into their own. Competitors were already taking over in the market. I'm surprised that office is still open. Dyn has seen its day and I'm sure will close it's doors soon enough. They basically let all the engineers go yesterday who actually keep up the network; now what?

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Post ID: @mhn+YcusYMe

Sinking, sinking, sunk!

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Post ID: @rjr+YcusYMe

I second the poor boys club mgt at Dyn NH

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