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Nightly data processing time: 50% decrease
the nightly data processing time was reduced by more than 50%
Integra LifeSciences is a multinational medical device company operating in a highly regulated environment. It migrated Oracle E-Business and Oracle databases to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure to improve performance, resiliency, monitoring, and multicloud connectivity with Microsoft Azure. The implementation used Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, Oracle Active Data Guard, OCI Compute, and OCI-Azure Interconnect to support sales analytics, disaster recovery, telemetry, alerting, and automation.
Reported outcomes
Nightly data processing time: More than 50% lower
Time & speed
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Nightly data processing time: 50% decrease
the nightly data processing time was reduced by more than 50%
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Daily sales invoice processing time savings: 91% increase
increasing time savings by up to 91%
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Database provisioning time: 10-14% decrease
provisioning a new database now takes minutes vs 10 to 14 days on-premises
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Security alert handling time: 75% decrease
resolve performance issues in minutes instead of hours
No explicit deployment-stage evidence found.
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Integra migrated Oracle E-Business and Oracle databases to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. The setup included Oracle Active Data Guard for multi-region resiliency, OCI Compute for database provisioning and workloads, and OCI-Azure Interconnect to support multicloud analytics. OCI dashboards, telemetry, logging, alerting, and automation provided cross-tier visibility and operational control.
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