Cecilia Aceti

Global Campaigns Manager, EDB

Cecilia Aceti is the Global Campaigns Manager at EDB and a B2B marketing leader with 19 years of experience, effectively managing projects and programs using digital platforms to increase sales and overall business outcomes. 

She is highly experienced in developing and managing marketing content and campaigns, solution and sales requirements, lead generation, strategic partnerships, brand initiatives, social media and trade shows/events

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Critical Capabilities for Cloud Database Management Systems for Analytical Use Cases – Gartner® Report

Gartner's extensive “2021 Critical Capabilities for Cloud Database Management Systems for Analytical Use Cases” report is designed to help organizations evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of both native services offered by CSPs and fully cloud-based systems.
Business Transformation

Oracle Migration Webinar Recap Part 3: EDB Customer Success Stories

In the third and final part of this series (viewable on-demand), EDB’s Performance Engineering and Architecture Team VP, Vibhor Kumar and Solutions Architecture VP, Gianni Ciolli present real-life migration success stories, demonstrating how three different EDB customers successfully migrated from Oracle to Postgres.
Business Transformation

Oracle Migration Webinar Recap Part 2: Tools and Resources to Ease Oracle to Postgres Migration

When we surveyed our customers in 2020 and asked them what they saw as obstacles when migrating from Oracle to Postgres, cost was their smallest concern, followed by migrating the database definitions, migrating the stored procedures and moving from proprietary drivers to Postgres open source drivers. Their largest concern? Migrating the data.
Business Transformation

Oracle Migration Webinar Recap Part 1: Why Your Developers Want You to Leave Oracle for Postgres

Developers surveyed by Stack Overflow voted Postgres the most loved database, overtaking Redis, which held this spot for the last five years. (Oracle is third from the bottom on the list. So, developers really prefer Postgres—Oracle, maybe not so much.)