Oracle Startup Cloud Accelerator Paris

OracleIn the global marketplace, one size doesn't fit all. That is especially true for today's diverse and competitive startup ecosystem. Oracle Startup Cloud Accelerator is not your traditional accelerator program - it's a next-generation acceleration initiative. The program focuses on reimagining enterprise innovation through partnerships with startups that foster codevelopment and co-innovation, where we all win.

Each startup and ecosystem is unique, and this program is tailor-made with that in mind. Oracle Startup Cloud Accelerator Paris program will work across the vibrant and established startup community and provide unique benefits such as the following:

  • Free credits on Oracle Cloud
  • World-class mentoring and advising
  • State-of-the-art technology
  • Coworking space
  • Access to Oracle customers and partners
  • Access to investors

Applications for the Paris program are open from February 6 to April 30, 2017. Apply now to be considered for this exclusive global program.

For further information, please visit:
https://www.oracle.com/fr/startup/index.html

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