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How Much Oracle Integration Cloud Do I Need?

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Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) is a powerful platform for application integration, process automation, and streamlined mobile and web development. It incorporates machine learning recommendations to accelerate every step of designing and delivering integrations.

With all of the capability that OIC delivers, how do you determine how much OIC you need to purchase? How does your usage of the features in OIC influence the rate of consumption? In this blog we will cover:

To best understand how the OIC billing metric is consumed, we must first have an awareness of the high level functional capabilities of OIC. Read the complete article here.

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