From Oracle Classic into the Cloud - Connexys and AMIS

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Presented by Gijs van Heijst (CEO Connexys) & Lucas Jellema (CTO AMIS); describing the route into the future for Connexys, coming from a classic Oracle environment. The presentation demonstrates that people are the essence in this successful project and furthermore that the only real drivers are business drivers (not technological) and that the database is the foundation.

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