In this webinar you will learn from the industry thought leader and veteran CIO of Meritor Inc. Mr. Timothy Heffron on how to harness the power of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure to transform the business at No Upfront Cost. This webinar will also give you a sneak peek into the successful strategies to migrate Business Critical Applications from Data Center to Cloud Infrastructure.
As CIO one of the biggest responsibilities is to drive GROWTH for your organization. In this webinar the two titans of the technology world discuss, debate and tell you about the best practices on how to make most of your existing investments and gain the growth and scalability benefits of migrating to cloud at ZERO cost.
Key Takeaways:
- Know how you can move your Datacenter at Zero Upfront Cost
- Understand the Benefits & Best Practices of our Cloud Migration Approach
- See how a Fortune 500 company saved 52% on Infra cost by moving their Data Center to Cloud and top lessons learned.
- And much more…..
Learn more about SuneraTech’s Zero Cost Cloud Migration
Speakers
Timothy Heffron
SVP, HR & CIO, Meritor, Inc
Tim Heffron, senior vice president, Human Resources and chief information officer for Meritor, Inc., is responsible for executing the strategic plans, policies and programs for the corporation’s global Human Resources and Information Systems organizations.
Previously, he was Meritor’s vice president of Financial Shared Services. Before joining Meritor, Heffron was executive vice president and chief information officer for GMAC Commercial Finance (currently a unit of Ally Financial). He also spent nine years in public accounting, most recently as an audit senior manager with Ernst & Young.
Ravi Reddy
CEO, Suneratech
Ravi, a master strategist and visionary, co-founded SuneraTech in 2005 with a keen eye for innovation. He authored “Transforming CIO to Chief Innovation Officer,” and has been a part of significantly large, successful, and innovative businesses over the last two decades. Ravi also built an Enterprise Solutions Business Unit for HCL, a $5billion global technology leader. He has an MBA from Kellogg School of Management, Chicago.
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