WestJet wanted to grow Guest Self Service to 60% and implement a database platform that will provide WestJet's exceptional Guest Experience by 2016.

Canon wanted to build an infrastructure to enable IoT system to process large amounts of data received from more than 1 million multifunction printers, and support 2x anticipated growth in the number of printers connected to the IoT, and ensure migration to the IoT platform to minimize disruption to global office-products business operations, and deploy a easy-to-manage disaster recovery system to reduce the switchover time in the IoT environment.

Qualcomm’s IT identity management team had to standardize their process to integrate with their business partners, which could enable managing application user accounts across the business-to-business boundaries in a seamless way there-by saving cost in the long run, at the same time meet their company’s growing business needs.

With its new cloud-based, horizontal blockchain-as-a-service offering, Oracle aims to enable enterprises to explore different blockchain use cases without having to set up new infrastructure for each use case. It is a PaaS offering that leverages Hyperledger Fabric v1.0, and the company plans to evolve the platform’s capabilities as customer needs dictate. 

IFFCO needed a reliable cloud vendor to support the processes of 6–7 new manufacturing plants during the upcoming year, enhancing its production capability 300–350 million bottles of nano urea to meet increasing demand. They also wanted to shorten innovation cycles and improve overall performance of applications at lowest possible operational overhead.

Oracle University faced challenges with the performance optimization and high administrative overhead of PostgreSQL database used for Oracle Guided Learning. They needed a solution that could address these issues and reduce operational costs.

As the number of simultaneous dashboard queries went beyond one million, the time to extract, transform, and load (ETL) data for the reports became increasingly time-consuming. The processing capacity of Wavenet Technology's systems running on AWS Redshift was exceeded, causing customers to wait several minutes for the systems to respond.

Abu Dhabi National Energy Company (TAQA) faced challenges including the need to improve system availability and reduce outages, enhance security compliance requirements, and implement a disaster recovery site for Oracle E-Business Suite.

Transition Technologies had to deploy a cloud solution for their flagship product, LUXtrade, in just six months when a customer requested it.