Llanor Alleyne

Llanor Alleyne is an editorial leader with over 15 years of experience in content strategy for top B2B and technology publications. She has led global content teams at TechnologyAdvice and VentureBeat, covering enterprise IT, SaaS, and cybersecurity, and previously directed content for AV/IT and smart home tech brands. Llanor holds a B.A. in Creative Writing from City College of New York and is also a published writer and artist.

Joined: 14 Oct 2025
Articles: 5

CFO's Tech Stack ERP shown by CFO using financial dashboard to monitor debt costs, focusing on capital efficiency

Innovate

Inside the modern CFO’s tech stack: why ERP still matters

Today’s CFOs rely on connected systems to balance stability with speed and to build a foundation for smarter scaling.

Oracle has reintroduced its Fusion Cloud suite as an AI-driven platform with embedded agents (image: Oracle)

Data

Oracle overhauls Fusion Cloud suite with AI-first enhancements

Oracle has reintroduced its Fusion Cloud suite as an AI-driven platform with embedded agents, a new marketplace, and expanded automation designed to transform enterprise workflows.

Larry Ellison on-stage at Oracle AI World 2025

Data

Oracle’s Larry Ellison outlines AI future built on secure access to private enterprise data

During Oracle’s AI World conference, company Founder and CTO, Larry Ellison, made the case for leveraging enterprise and private data to train and deploy large AI models

Oracle AI Defense Ecosystem shown by Air Force combat control officer performing tactical level surveillance in war room using laptop

Protect

Oracle deepens AI Defense Ecosystem with 10 new partners

Oracle has unveiled the second wave of members joining its Oracle Defense Ecosystem, a program launched earlier this year to bridge the divide between emerging tech firms and national security agencies across the US and allied nations.

Protect

Oracle, Duality launch privacy-first AI for government and defence sector

Oracle has partnered with Duality Technologies to deliver what it calls a “privacy-first AI” platform for government, defence and intelligence agencies.