Many organisations rely on Oracle technology for its reliability, security and scalability in supporting business processes. Does your organisation use Oracle Database, but your strategy for 2026 is still unclear? Perhaps you are considering a cloud migration but are unsure which approach is best. Or you may be exploring an alternative to Oracle Database to reduce your dependence on American hyperscalers. And how do you address licensing, compliance and data sovereignty?
If these questions sound familiar, join our exclusive knowledge-sharing event on Wednesday 10 September 2025!
During this interactive afternoon, three customer cases will show you how to approach Oracle databases strategically, explore alternatives and migrate securely to the cloud, including systems where downtime is not an option.
You will learn how to establish continuous compliance, test security dynamically and safeguard data sovereignty. From auditing to migration and workload decisions to IT governance, you will gain practical examples you can apply directly.
After the programme, join us for networking drinks: an opportunity to continue the conversation, exchange experiences and meet our speakers personally.
Who is it for?
This session is intended for architects, IT managers, security officers, compliance specialists and technical administrators seeking a structured approach to strengthening their security policies and maintaining control over their data.
Our vision for Sovereign Data Platforms
AMIS Conclusion strongly believes in the importance of sovereign data environments: platforms where organisations retain full control over their data, infrastructure and compliance processes. In a landscape increasingly dependent on cloud providers and international regulations, safeguarding autonomy and independence is essential.
CIS Workbench provides additional assurance. Through open standards and transparent benchmarks, organisations can independently assess and improve their security policies without vendor lock-in. This makes it a valuable tool for organisations that take data governance seriously.
Ise Douwes | Data Architect
A cloud strategy without control will lead to problems sooner or later. Ise Douwes explains how to manage data sovereignty effectively, sharing practical insights from the European market. He demonstrates how CIS Workbench helps deliver measurable improvements in security and compliance and discusses viable alternatives to Oracle. A real-world case provides a clear picture of what migrating to PostgreSQL involves.
You will gain insights into:
Auditing and benchmarking with CIS Workbench
Oracle alternatives that work, both on-premises and in the cloud
A migration strategy requiring minimal downtime
Lucas Jellema | CTO Conclusion
Becoming dependent on a single cloud provider? Preferably not. Lucas Jellema explains how to stay in control in a world of public clouds and persuasive marketing. Using practical examples, he discusses risks, dependencies and ways to reduce them for each workload without committing to rigid choices.
You will gain insights into:
Recognising and addressing cloud dependency
Strategies including multi-cloud, hybrid cloud and sovereign cloud
Future-proof architecture and exit strategies
Marcos Claver | Business Manager Finance
Even sensitive financial data can be handled smoothly and securely in the cloud. Marcos Claver shares how ISAE certification helps establish control and transparency, while keeping cloud costs manageable without compromising quality.
You will gain insights into:
Privacy and compliance guidelines for financial workloads
How certification helps you stay in control of your cloud landscape
Smart choices for cost management
Jeroen Gouma | Solution Architect Data
Stress-free migration? It is possible! Jeroen Gouma shares two impressive real-world cases in which Oracle workloads were migrated with minimal impact. No disruption, no surprises, but full compliance and substantial savings in total cost of ownership (TCO).
You will gain insights into:
Migrating 8 TB of data with just two minutes of downtime
Maintaining continuity during critical migrations
Meeting NEN 7510, GDPR and other stringent standards
