The conference, which runs October 25-29, takes place at 18 locations throughout downtown San Francisco with the Moscone Center serving as its epicenter.
Oracle OpenWorld is the industry’s preeminent business and technology show featuring over 2,500 sessions, 3,000 speakers, and more than 400 Oracle demos, as well as partner and customer exhibitions.
Oracle Executive Chairman of the Board and Chief Technology Officer Larry Ellison kicks off mainstage keynote presentations and conversations.
He will debut a broad set of innovative solutions to expand Oracle Cloud, the world’s most comprehensive enterprise cloud portfolio and the only truly integrated cloud stack.
Throughout the week, he and other top Oracle executives, including Oracle CEO Mark Hurd and Oracle President of Product Development Thomas Kurian, will take the stage alongside some of the most powerful names in business.
Oracle OpenWorld keynotes will be streamed live from www.oracle.com/openworld.
“Oracle OpenWorld 2015 attendees are in for a spectacular show of innovation, technology and entertainment designed to propel them to new levels of personal and professional success,” said Tania Weidick, Oracle’s vice president of event marketing.
“No stone was left unturned when it came to event programming and creating an immersive experience for Oracle customers, partners and enthusiasts.
We are also thrilled to be well on our way to becoming the most ecologically sustainable conference in the world.
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