According to a study by Info-Tech Research Group, Oracle Enterprise Resource Planning Cloud had an 81 percent satisfaction rating with vendor capabilities and was number one in the composite ratings with 8.6 (out of 10), with its 26 users enthusiastic about the company across the 11 categories measured.
Learn moreWhat advice would IT professionals give to their CFO to help ensure that their strategic initiatives succeed? The answers provided by a sampling of IT staffers at Collaborate 19, the Oracle Applications and Technology User Group’s annual conference, could provide finance leaders with valuable insights for the future.
Learn moreSave the Children, Tata Trusts, and HelpAge are leveraging Oracle Enterprise Resource Planning Cloud and Oracle Human Capital Management Cloud to gain more meaningful insights into their operations, specifically in finance and human resources, to improve the delivery of their services and outreach efforts.
Learn moreKimberly Ellison-Taylor, global strategy leader of Oracle Cloud Business Group, discusses why technology can be a game-changer for diversity and inclusion initiatives. Ellion-Taylor specifically cites technologies such as cloud, blockchain, big data, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and augmented reality.
Learn moreAlthough blockchain and ERP are closely linked, potential hurdles still exist before enterprises can reap the benefits of the paired technologies, with building the business networks and understanding the rules of engagement being the main challenges to blockchain-enabled ERP.
Learn moreWith solutions like Oracle Project Portfolio Management Cloud, project managers can shift their attention to strategy so the business can realize greater value from today’s projects and begin to prepare for what will be expected of their role in an AI-driven future.
Learn moreERP vendors, including Oracle, are integrating support for blockchain into their core enterprise platforms to enable greater efficiencies and disrupt existing business processes supporting complex industry supply chains.
Learn moreIndustries for the Blind and Visually Impaired (IBVI) modernized its system with Oracle ERP Cloud, which gave the firm the flexibility to introduce new shop floor technology. The upgrade to the cloud allowed IBVI to hire people who are visually impaired but still able to do their jobs, whether in the office or on the shop floor.
Learn moreAt the recent Oracle Modern Business Experience, customer and industry veterans discussed whether companies should follow the big bang strategy, or whether cloud application suites should be implemented all at once or incrementally. According to the experts, it depends on the company, their culture, and their sense of urgency.
Learn moreRecognizing the growing potential threat that global supply chains face, Oracle developed a product that enables customers to stress test their supply chains by simulating theoretical scenarios, such as an increase in US tariffs. Oracle is also using blockchain technology to help customers track their product’s journey.
Learn moreWilliam Tincup, president of RecruitingDaily, highlights a recent study by Oracle that includes feedback from more than 1,500 HR and finance executives who agree (90%) that integrating HR and finance data is a top priority moving forward.
Learn moreAt the Modern Business Experience event, Oracle shed light on its latest cloud applications strategy while dispelling some myths and providing more context on digital transformation realities for its customers and partners.
Learn moreOracle expanded the AI capabilities within Oracle Enterprise Resource Planning Cloud and Oracle Enterprise Performance Management Cloud to include an expense-reporting assistant, project-management digital assistant, advanced financial controls, and project-driven supply chain management capabilities.
Learn moreOracle is making it easier for users to interact with its ERP systems by using voice, chat platforms, and text messaging functions to help target complex business actions.
Learn moreTo support its growth plans and vision to be the leading travel technology company in Asia, AirAsia partnered with Oracle to centralize and streamline its finance operations by leveraging the market-leading Oracle Enterprise Resource Planning Cloud.
Learn moreWest Midlands Police, the third-largest police force in the UK, is leveraging the Oracle Service Cloud portal to provide fast and secure access to data needed by officers and staff to better perform an array of administrative tasks and critical functions.
Learn moreOracle brand journalist Chris Murphy captures the highlights from the Modern Business Experience conference, which brought together thousands of business leaders from finance, HR, and supply chain organizations to explore how to use applications to make their companies stronger.
Learn morediginomica’s John Reed interviewed Oracle customer experience customer, Sportable Scoreboards, about their manufacturing business and why a move to Oracle Cloud Applications was key to their growth.
Learn moreTo celebrate organizations and finance leaders using technology to transform their business, the Oracle Change Agents of Finance Awards honored Oracle Enterprise Resource Planning Cloud and Oracle Enterprise Performance Management Cloud customers.
Learn moreAccording to a new Oracle study, “HR Moves Boldly Into Advanced Analytics with Collaboration with Finance,” HR departments are investing more heavily in predictive analytics to determine the effectiveness of their talent acquisition strategies, but must collaborate well with their organization’s finance department to gain the insight needed to be truly effective.
Learn moreDonald Anderson, Oracle’s director of organization and talent development, believes the traditional relationship between HR and finance must evolve if businesses are to succeed in “today’s evolving market and talent economy.”
Learn moreVanderbilt University, an Oracle ERP customer, was featured in CIO Review in a story on change management advice for moving to the cloud.
Learn moreOracle’s Donald Anderson, director of organization and talent development, discusses why business leaders are looking for HR and finance to partner to provide insights that help them make better business decisions.
Learn moreAs part of an in-depth article in CIO, Western Digital CIO Steve Phillpott offers his unique perspective on moving directly to the cloud in the midst of a three-company merger.
Learn moreModern Business Experience 2019 was recognized by Solutions Review as one of the best ERP events to attend in 2019.
Learn moreAccording to a recent AICPA survey conducted in concert w/ Oracle, only 1 in 10 finance departments appear to be taking a tech-forward approach despite evidence that embracing modern tech helps strengthen them.
Learn moreThe Wall Street Journal covers a recent report released by the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants and Oracle, which cites that just 10% of senior finance leaders said their teams have the skills to support the companyâs overall digital ambitions.
Learn moreFinance teams lack the digital skill set to navigate the latest advancements in AI, which can negatively impact revenue growth, according to a new study from the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants and Oracle.
Learn moreMoving ERP workloads to cloud environments appears to have reached the proverbial tipping point, although concerns around security and control continue to plague the minds of IT and business executives.
Learn moreLearn how Solairus Aviation leveraged Oracle ERP Cloud to navigate the complex process of managing a private airline travel business by turning the company’s behind-the-scenes financial processes into a business asset its customers see and appreciate.
Learn moreOracle Executive Chairman and CTO Larry Ellison discusses why the biggest selling point for Oracle Autonomous Database is that it not only eliminates the cost of human labor to patch, tune, upgrade, and secure the database, it also offers speed of deployment and a boon to productivityâallowing developers to work on new ideas at a much quicker pace.
Learn moreBuoyed by ERP cloud and NetSuite ERP cloud applications, Oracle is expected to clinch the top spot in the cloud ERP market with approximately 10% of market share.
Learn moreWith Oracle's continued growth largely on the back of expanding software and cloud-based services, Oracle Executive Chairman and CTO Larry Ellison says that the future of his company relies on two core products, Oracle's ERP and HCM platforms.
Learn moreAccording to Oracle Executive Chairman and CTO Larry Ellison, no one, aside from Amazon, would go on the "forced march" from Oracle to AWS database technology.
Learn moreWith the help of Oracle's ERP Cloud, Western Digital is modernizing its business processes as part of its digital transformation journey to bring together the core business systems of three multibillion-dollar companies: Western Digital, SanDisk, and HGST.
Learn moreSearchERP gives an overview of the top ERP software providers, including Oracle NetSuite ERP. The system, which is scalable, includes seven integrated modules designed to streamline business processes.
Learn moreERP managers are turning to Oracle Cloud’s capabilities to access high-performance computing to improve the performance of big data analysis and machine learning models.
Learn moreLow upfront costs, hands-off maintenance, and automatic updates are giving companies great reason to move to Oracle ERP Cloud. Find out how companies are laying the groundwork for a smooth transition to the cloud.
Learn moreWestern Digital CIO Steve Phillpott shares his unique perspective on moving to Oracle’s ERP Cloud while navigating a three-company merger.
Learn moreWestern Digital Corp brings together three Fortune 500-size organizations onto Oracle ERP Cloud to modernize business practices and deliver enhanced business intelligence, agility and value to its customers.
Learn moreOracle was named a top ERP vendor in Solutions Review’s Top 24 ERP Platforms of 2019.
Learn moreOracle recently announced new artificial intelligence updates for Oracle ERP Cloud and Oracle EPM Cloud to help organizations automate some of their core processes and streamline systems and technology.
Learn moreAs healthcare organizations increasingly consider their ERP needs, many are looking to the cloud instead of on-premises solutions.
Learn moreOracle’s Juergen Lindner, senior vice president of product marketing for software as a service, discusses the new breed of ERP systems, a subscription-based model that seamlessly tackles billing issues, renewal cycles, and revenue recognition in a single, connected offering.
Learn moreAs organizations transition from legacy business systems to cloud-based ERP, companies are imparting lessons learned about their efforts, including how to prepare data for migration to the cloud and which business processes are essential.
Learn moreOracle announced a range of machine learning-based updates to its Oracle ERP Cloud and Oracle HCM Cloud, including AI-based supplier recommendations for ERP and performance predictions and expected tenure for HCM.
Learn moreDuring Oracle OpenWorld 2018, the company unveiled new AI updates to Oracle ERP Cloud and Oracle EPM Cloud, the latest layer of machine learning-based improvements designed to extract data-driven insights from enterprise data stores, so companies can determine the most important trends in order to capitalize on new market opportunities and increase profitability.
Learn moreFind out how Oracle is infusing more automation and intelligence into its ERP and EPM cloud applications to help improve the business impact of financial and operational decisions.
Learn moreOracle Vice President Juergen Lindner details how, within an organization, data divides will increasingly become a competitive and financial disadvantage and argues that companies moving to cloud without a comprehensive strategy will not be able to deliver the customer experience that their competitors offer.
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