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Greening Oracle OpenWorld: A Sustainable Conference by Paul Salinger
Oracle's VP of Marketing, Paul Salinger, talks about Oracle's efforts to make their OpenWorld conference a green event including some changes around transportation and the forming of a green team involving partners and government.
Oracle's VP of Marketing, Paul Salinger, talks about Oracle's efforts to make their OpenWorld conference a green event including some changes around transportation and the forming of a green team involving partners and government.| EarthSayers | Paul Salinger |
| Organizations | Green Meeting Industry Council; Oracle Corporation |
| EarthSayers Rating | Recommended |
| Country | United States |
| Date | unknown |
| Format | Interview |
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