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OOW in Dubai and next in Singapore

What is the plan of doing OOW all over the world ? Is it loosing it’s value, popularity and participation from the customers and the partners?

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OOW in SF is a mini version of what it used to be as Oracle cuts spending.

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Post ID: @4tdp+Xy5qFtJ

Those are mini versions of the flagship conference. And have been around for many years. I have never been to one of the regional ones, but my impression is that they are mostly sales events with very limited dev focus.

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Post ID: @2aqa+Xy5qFtJ

"OOW attendees are mostly 50+ in the last few years."

Those tend to be the ones with spending authority.

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Post ID: @1huu+Xy5qFtJ

OOW attendees are mostly 50+ in the last few years. Cool kids go for MS build or Google I/O

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Post ID: @1lww+Xy5qFtJ

Customers won't pay to fly halfway across the world for an Oracle conference anymore.

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Post ID: @adt+Xy5qFtJ

Oracle isn’t cool and/or on the cutting edge of technology anymore. Slowly becoming the next IBM. That’s the reason DreamForce attendance is on the rise. SFDC still seen as innovative and cool. Oracle is not.

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Post ID: @dmd+Xy5qFtJ

Cost cutting?

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