Ok, so who has tapes of execs requesting/ explaining how to do cloud fraud. Post links here..
Lordy, I hope there are tapes!
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look into Oracle's internal CLM Tool which stands for Customer Lifecycle Management. If this hasn't been tampered with you can see all of the cloud fraud contracts signed because they are identified as DOA - Dead On Arrival and/or NPA - No Planned Adoption.
Don’t forget that oracle has very explicit deal approval workflows that all deals have to go through - that’s primary evidence right there. Many of these approvals go very high up. There are also always lots of emails which include very senior execs about various deal elements. So there is plenty of evidence tying the very top table to all these questionable deals. And if they are missing, that’s would be outright criminal destruction of evidence.
I believe that was the Orangeburg datacenter that was partially migrated to Oracle cloud... or at least a deal was signed and counted as cloud revenue for Verizon with the support credit arrangement and MH new all about it and helped orchestrate it.
When I was at Oracle working for a proof of concept in June 2017, at Verizon, MH himself offered 50 cents on a dollar in support reduction to the SVP shutting down a data center to move to the cloud. The SVP at Verizon wanted a dollar for dollar reduction. MH said no and the deal vanished in a puff of hot gas.
A year later they signed a deal with Verizon. I don't know what the support reduction was but I do know it was at least .50 for every 1 dollar spent. And... that is what MH was prepared to offer... it was approved by executive management given to all sales people as a way to sell cloud back in 2016 - 2017.
You have witnesses to this, and can easily track it down.