Seminars held in seven cities, starting with Pangyo.
Case studies and demos tailored to small and medium-sized businesses

Oracle Korea announced on the 20th that its two-month roadshow, "Oracle Day: PaaS & IaaS for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises," concluded successfully with a sell-out of every show, concluding in Jeju Island on the 20th. The roadshow began in Pangyo on February 21st and continued through Daejeon, Gwangju, Seoul, Incheon, Yongin/Suwon, and finally Jeju, in seven cities.

Oracle Day was held in the form of a seminar, visiting small and medium-sized businesses in major cities across the country. Furthermore, it featured a customized cloud portfolio for SMEs, customer case studies, and demonstrations, providing practical information to SMEs considering or implementing cloud solutions.



Mr. Lee Young-hoon, a manager at Bohae Brewery who attended this roadshow, said, “I had many questions about security, management, and budget when introducing cloud services, but it was great to be able to check them all at once. “It is not easy to share this kind of information in local areas, but I hope we can have more opportunities like this in the future,” he said.

“Attendees were highly satisfied with the customized session structure tailored to the event’s location and the cloud usage experience through actual customer cases,” said Yong-ho Cho, Executive Director of Digital Prime at Oracle Korea, who hosted the event. “It was also rewarding to see the networking that naturally took place, with companies participating exchanging opinions about the cloud.”

In addition to this roadshow, Oracle operates a startup cloud accelerator program globally. It also established "Oracle Digital Sales (Applications)" to sell cloud services to startups and SMEs, and hired approximately 200 additional employees in Korea alone. Furthermore, it operates a "Startup Cloud Accelerator" program targeting promising domestic startups.