What is Oracle Database?
Oracle Database is an enterprise database management system used to run critical workloads in industries such as banking, telecom and government. It offers features such as Real Application Clusters (RAC), advanced security, partitioning and AI Vector Search. It can run on-premises, on Exadata, or in the cloud as Autonomous Database. License costs are high and are set on a quote basis.
Key facts
- Starting price
- Contact for quote
- Pricing model
- Quote-based
- Active users
- —
- Customers
- —
- Vendor employees
- 162,000
- Launched
- 1979
- Deployment
- On-premise, Cloud (SaaS), Hybrid
- Platforms
- Windows, Linux
Source note: The free plan refers to Oracle Database Free, a resource-limited edition.
Strengths & considerations
Strengths
- Proven for mission-critical enterprise workloads
- Advanced high availability and security features
- Multi-model support in one engine
- Free plan available
- Can run on-premise
- Turkish interface
Considerations
- Licensing is expensive and complex
- Requires specialized administration skills
- Pricing only on request
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Industries & use cases
Industries served
Banking & capital markets
Healthcare
Government & public sector
Manufacturing & industrial
Retail & consumer
Cross-industry
Typical use cases
- Finance transformation on Fusion Cloud ERP
- Migrating Oracle databases to OCI or multicloud
- Electronic health record modernization
Typical Deloitte services
- Fusion Cloud applications implementation
- Oracle workload migration to OCI
- EBS-to-cloud ERP transformation
Editorial profile based on public information.
Features
✓AI features· Automation
✓GDPR compliance· Compliance
✓SOC 2· Compliance
✓ISO 27001· Compliance
✓HIPAA· Compliance
✓Self-hosted· Deployment
✓Multi-language· Platform
✓Turkish interface· Platform
✓Role-based access· Security
✓Audit log· Security
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