We evaluated other providers but the solution's ATB, data warehouse, and autonomous transactions were better than any other database options. 

We already had Oracle Fusion so stayed with their bot and platform. Azure or AWS would not have given us our platform as a service. 

Four years ago, the solution was not the same because there were bugs with services. The solution has become more mature and so most bugs have been resolved. We also use Oracle's autonomous data warehouse and integration cloud so this maturity is important to us. 

Before we went with Oracle, we were looking into Red Hat Fuse — in particular, the Kubernetes version — mainly because of its open source nature. We actually went ahead with it to a certain extent and we found it quite useful, but customers didn't give us any room for it.

Earlier they had said they would also go ahead with it, but there were certain conditions that couldn't be met at a higher level and so we couldn't use Red Hat Fuse. Otherwise, I think it is also a good product.

We have a cause to get all the private systems in IBM by the end of this year.

No.