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Innovation on Oracle Cloud

  • Department of War

    The US Department of War (DoW) oversees the nation’s armed forces and defense operations. To streamline the acquisition of Oracle commercial software and services, the Department awarded Oracle a 10-year, single-award IDIQ contract under the Department of War Enterprise Software Initiative. The contract provides authorized DoW organizations—and government contractors acting under an approved Letter of Authorization—with a standardized ordering path for eligible Oracle products and services, supporting consistent terms, enterprise pricing, and more efficient procurement.

  • US Office of Personnel Management

    The US Office of Personnel Management (OPM) leads workforce policy and human resources programs for federal agencies. OPM awarded Oracle the Federal HRIT Modernization Core Human Capital Management (HCM) contract to consolidate more than 100 outdated and duplicative federal HR systems into a single, secure, cloud-based platform. The effort is expected to improve HR data quality and processes, simplify employee and manager self-service, strengthen security, reduce complexity and duplicative spending, and give agencies a scalable platform for delivering consistent HR services to approximately 2 million US executive branch civilian employees.

Spotlight on AI innovators

Abjad

Abjad AI is a Saudi Arabia–based generative AI company developing Arabic-language AI solutions. To scale its generative AI workloads and advance its product roadmap, the existing Oracle Cloud Infrastructure customer expanded its OCI environment with additional GPU capacity. Abjad AI expects the additional capacity to improve performance and scalability and help accelerate the development of new products.

Applied Intuition

Applied Intuition is the leading physical AI developer for the automotive, defense, trucking, construction, mining and agriculture industries. Already an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure customer, the company recently expanded its OCI AI infrastructure footprint to support model training and inferencing. With OCI, Applied Intuition has improved performance and reduced costs to support its next phase of AI development.

Absci

Absci is a clinical-stage biotechnology company that combines AI-driven drug discovery with protein engineering and laboratory testing to design better biologics. To support the complex protein-design models and generative biology workloads running on its Origin-1 platform, the company expanded its Oracle Cloud Infrastructure environment with additional high performance CPU and GPU capacity. The expanded OCI environment enables Absci to run more AI-driven antibody designs and complex molecular simulations in parallel, helping accelerate biologics design while managing infrastructure costs as workloads grow.

Baseten

Baseten is the premier inference provider for the AI app layer and model labs. It makes serving AI models fast and scalable. As its customers expand globally, Baseten chose GPU infrastructure on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure across its global data centers to deliver low-latency inferencing for its customers’ most intensive AI workloads.

Cyera

Cyera provides an enterprise data and AI security platform that gives organizations the visibility and intelligent controls to protect data across cloud and on-premises environments. As the company grew, it needed cloud infrastructure that could both support increasing demand and meet regional data residency requirements. Cyera chose Oracle Cloud Infrastructure for its global reach, security, and performance. The move is expected to help the company continue to keep data close to where it resides, address regional requirements, and expand efficiently as demand grows.

Helm.ai

Helm.ai develops AI software and foundation models for autonomous driving and other physical AI applications. Automakers and technology suppliers use Helm.ai’s vision-first technology—spanning perception, path planning, and world-model-based simulation—to develop advanced driver-assistance and autonomous driving systems from L2+ through Level 4. As Helm.ai scales its production programs and expands its foundation model training, validation, simulation, and synthetic data workloads, the company entered a multiyear agreement with Oracle, selecting GPU capacity through OCI Compute and OCI Object Storage to support high-performance AI workloads with the flexibility to expand capacity as demand grows.

LiveKit

LiveKit provides a unified agentic platform for building humanlike AI that can see, hear, speak and act in real time. With demand growing for global, voice-first AI services, the company needed cloud infrastructure that could deliver strong performance, broad regional coverage, and favorable network economics, so it expanded its use of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure with Oracle Universal Credits for core services such as compute and networking. With OCI, LiveKit can support large-scale real-time communications workloads while helping control network costs and maintain strong margins.

Netris

Founded in 2018, Netris is a leading provider of network automation and multitenancy for AI infrastructure. Built and proven on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, Netris bring a public-cloud-grade networking experience, VPCs, isolation, and self-service to the most sophisticated AI clouds operating today.

NeuroSpark

NeuroSpark is an AI infrastructure system for running models on any silicon, turning infrastructure complexity into a unified system optimized for inference and training to achieve the best performance-to-price and outcomes for AI companies. NeuroSpark chose Oracle Cloud Infrastructure compute for its reliability, performance, and support across global regions.

Plaud

Plaud develops AI-powered note-taking software and devices that capture conversations and turn them into transcripts, summaries, and insights for professionals. With an expanding user base and growing inference workloads, the company needed compute capacity that could scale while maintaining high performance and low latency. Plaud chose GPU instances on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Compute to support its inference workloads and help it deliver fast, responsive AI experiences as demand grows.

Rayzone

Rayzone Group provides cyberintelligence and cybersecurity solutions that use AI-powered data collection and analysis. The company chose Oracle Cloud Infrastructure as its cloud provider for critical workloads that require compute capacity and multiregion support. With OCI, Rayzone has improved analytics speed, reduced latency, and gained the infrastructure flexibility needed to support operational growth.

Stitch

Stitch provides an AI-native platform and professional services that help banks and fintechs build and scale financial products. To support growing transaction volumes, expansion into new markets, and increasingly demanding AI workloads while reducing infrastructure costs and administrative demands, the company selected Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, including OCI Database with PostgreSQL, which provide private, unshared GPU capacity. The OCI environment is expected to improve performance and reliability, simplify infrastructure management, help control cloud costs, and give Stitch the capacity to develop new AI-powered services and expand into additional countries.

Unconventional AI

Unconventional AI is an AI research lab developing next-generation accelerators for AI workloads. To speed up chip design and validation without fabricating every iteration, the company uses AI models and simulation tools running on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure GPUs and recently expanded its OCI environment with additional GPU capacity. Unconventional AI expects the additional capacity to improve the efficiency and performance of its simulation workloads while helping it advance new accelerator designs faster.

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84.51°

84.51° is a retail data science, insights, and media company. It helps The Kroger Co., consumer packaged goods companies, agencies, publishers, and affiliated partners create more personalized and valuable experiences for shoppers across the path to purchase. To move key database workloads from on-premises infrastructure while avoiding a major hardware refresh and maintaining performance, scale, and reliability, the company selected Oracle AI Database@Azure on Oracle Exadata Database Machine, aligning the environment with its broader Azure strategy. The move is expected to reduce costs by approximately $1.6 million over three years, lower infrastructure risk, and give 84.51° a more flexible platform for its data and analytics workloads.

Aareon

Aareon provides ERP software and digital services to real estate and social housing organizations, including customers in France. To support growth, strengthen data protection and disaster recovery, and prepare for future cloud ERP services, Aareon selected Oracle Cloud Infrastructure to host its Oracle Database, Oracle WebLogic, Server, and related workloads in France. The OCI environment is expected to reduce hosting and administration demands, improve security and service continuity, and accelerate customer migrations while providing more predictable costs and support for future analytics and AI capabilities.

ACCIONA Energía

ACCIONA Energía is the world’s largest 100% renewable energy company with no fossil legacy. With 30 years of experience, operations in more than 22 countries, and 14.7 GW of renewable capacity, it provides tailored energy solutions to help corporate and institutional clients meet their decarbonization goals. After recently investing in two on-premises Oracle Exadata systems, the company wanted to move core database workloads to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure while retaining Oracle Exadata performance, availability, and operational continuity and improving long-term cost efficiency. ACCIONA Energía selected Oracle Exadata Database Service on Dedicated Infrastructure on OCI to support a cost-effective move to the cloud while preserving the database capabilities its teams rely on.

Affirm Software

Affirm Software is an Australian employment and HR workflow software provider with more than 20 years of experience and over 400 client organizations in Australia and internationally. To launch SuperVerify, its new solution for validating employee superannuation details during onboarding, Affirm Software chose Oracle Cloud Infrastructure for its flexible compute, scalable performance, built-in security and governance capabilities, and dedicated engineering support. The company is also migrating its broader platform to OCI to help reduce infrastructure costs and operational overhead, strengthen compliance for customers in regulated sectors, and support future growth through the Oracle ecosystem.

Australian Investment Exchange Limited

Australian Investment Exchange Limited (AUSIEX) is an Australian wholesale trading and investment infrastructure provider, offering trade execution, clearing and settlement services, online corporate actions, portfolio administration, and tax reporting across Australian and international equities, exchange-traded options, bonds, and cash. AUSIEX serves financial institutions, financial advisers, platforms, and wealth managers. AUSIEX is part of the NRI FinIT Group, NRI’s broader financial services ecosystem in Australia, spanning financial markets, investment operations, and technology. Backed by the global NRI Group, NRI combines more than 60 years of financial services and technology heritage with strong capabilities across consulting, quality engineering, managed services, and enterprise solutions in Australia and New Zealand. This combination enables NRI to bring deep industry understanding together with the technology expertise required to support complex, critical business initiatives. To move its established Oracle database workloads from Oracle Exadata Cloud@Customer to an AWS-aligned cloud model, AUSIEX needed a way to make the transition without replacing the Oracle AI Database technology its operations already rely on. AUSIEX selected Oracle AI Database@AWS with Oracle Exadata Database Service on Dedicated Infrastructure to retain Oracle AI Database and Exadata capabilities within its AWS strategy, minimize disruption to existing workloads, and support additional cloud use over time.

BCP

Banco de Crédito del Perú (BCP), a subsidiary of Credicorp Ltd., is Peru’s largest commercial bank and one of the leading financial institutions in Latin America. To strengthen critical financial processes, the bank modernized its financial information platform with support from Oracle Customer Success Services, using Oracle Database 19c, Oracle WebLogic Server, Oracle Analytics Server, and Oracle Financial Services Analytical Applications. As a result, BCP strengthened operational continuity, improved its ability to adapt to new business demands, reduced financial information access times, and enabled faster, more data-driven decision-making.

BH Telecom

BH Telecom is Bosnia and Herzegovina’s leading telecommunications provider, serving more than 2 million customers. A longtime Oracle Exadata user, the company selected Oracle Exadata Cloud@Customer and Oracle Exadata Database Machine to refresh its existing environment while maintaining technical continuity and minimizing disruption. The upgrade is expected to improve performance and manageability, reduce operating costs, and provide a database platform that can support BH Telecom’s current and future technology and digital initiatives.

Cyret Technologies

Cyret Technologies develops enterprise automation solutions, including DocMaven, which helps organizations automate document processing and administrative workflows across industries such as healthcare, manufacturing, retail, supply chain, and financial services. To support growing volumes of structured and unstructured documents while reducing infrastructure management demands, the company runs DocMaven on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, using its cloud, security, and storage services to support automated extraction, validation, and workflow processing. With DocMaven running on OCI, customers have reduced processing times by more than 80%, lowered operational costs by up to 50%, and achieved near-zero error rates, all while giving employees more time for higher-value work.

Deem

Founded in 2008, Deem Finance is a UAE financial services provider offering credit cards, personal loans, merchant financing, and corporate deposits to individuals and businesses. To move from a local government data center to a cloud environment that could strengthen security while supporting regulatory requirements, the company chose Oracle Cloud Infrastructure for a phased migration. With OCI, Deem projects a 27% reduction in infrastructure costs, along with improved performance and disaster recovery, continued support for compliance requirements, and greater capacity for additional workloads and future AI initiatives.

Deloitte

Deloitte provides audit, assurance, consulting, tax, and other professional services to organizations across a wide range of industries. To build and demonstrate multicloud capabilities for customers evaluating Oracle AI Database alongside AWS, Deloitte selected Oracle AI Database@AWS with Oracle Autonomous AI Transaction Processing for its development environment. The service enables Deloitte to develop real-world demonstrations and show customers how they can retain Oracle AI Database capabilities while using AWS, strengthening the organization’s ability to advise clients on their multicloud options.

GSISDG

The General Secretariat for Information Systems and Digital Governance (GSISDG) manages the Greek government’s IT infrastructure and digital services. To advance Greece’s technology priorities under the European Union’s digital agenda, the longtime Oracle customer expanded its environment to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and Oracle AI Database@Azure. The migration has helped GSISDG improve performance, strengthen security and compliance, expand its hybrid cloud capabilities, and establish a platform for future AI and analytics initiatives.

JLL

JLL is a global commercial real estate services and investment management company that helps clients buy, build, occupy, manage, and invest in real estate. A longtime Oracle customer, the company expanded its Oracle Cloud Infrastructure environment to support growing capacity and performance requirements for its core workloads. This expansion is enhancing JLL’s ability to deliver faster insights and more proactive service to clients through advanced AI and automation capabilities.

Kirin Holdings Company

Based in Tokyo, Japan, Kirin Holdings operates businesses across alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages, health science, and pharmaceuticals. To move high performance database workloads from on-premises Oracle Exadata to its preferred AWS environment, the company chose Oracle AI Database@AWS with Oracle Exadata Database Service on Dedicated Infrastructure. Kirin aims to minimize the impact on business operations during the migration, achieve performance equivalent to Exadata on AWS, and enhance flexibility to accommodate future data workloads.

Lean Business Services

Lean Business Services provides digital health platforms, data services, and health intelligence capabilities that support Saudi Arabia’s healthcare ecosystem at scale. By transforming health data into actionable intelligence, the company enables more informed decisions and a more connected healthcare ecosystem. Already an Oracle customer, Lean runs critical national healthcare services on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. With OCI, Lean has reduced costs, improved performance, and strengthened its capacity to scale its platforms and advance health intelligence across the country.

Liberty Energy

Liberty Energy provides hydraulic fracturing services to onshore oil and natural gas exploration and production companies across North America. With rising data volumes and sources, the company expanded its Oracle footprint with Oracle Autonomous AI Lakehouse and Oracle Analytics Cloud to bring finance, operations, supply chain, and workforce data together for faster analysis. Liberty Energy also implemented Oracle Cloud Infrastructure GoldenGate and Oracle Data Integrator to support near real-time replication as teams add new data sources, along with Oracle Autonomous AI Database and Oracle APEX to help automate workflows. The system has reduced manual reporting and reconciliation by 30%, shortened analytics delivery times, and helped Liberty Energy support growth while maintaining operational control.

MIC Customs Solutions

Founded in 1988, MIC Customs Solutions provides global customs and trade compliance software to customers in more than 55 countries. To support the continued growth of its SaaS platform and global trade operations, MIC is migrating its SaaS platform to a next-generation cloud infrastructure based on Microsoft Azure and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. The architecture combines Azure Kubernetes Service with OCI and Oracle Autonomous AI Database, providing scalability and resilience for MIC’s SaaS operations and the further development of AI capabilities.

Mozzart Bet

Mozzart Bet is a Serbia-based sports betting and gaming operator that offers sports betting, online casino games, and gaming technology. Following the successful migration of its core betting platform to Oracle cloud, the company sought to strengthen disaster recovery and align its infrastructure more closely with workload requirements. Mozzart Bet selected Oracle Exadata Cloud@Customer to create an architecture tailored to those requirements while bolstering disaster recovery, improving resilience, and gaining greater flexibility for future Oracle investments and upgrades.

Muthoot

Muthoot Capital Services Limited is an Indian nonbanking financial company that provides vehicle financing and related financial services. To upgrade its technology environment and support future digital lending and enterprise AI initiatives, the longtime Oracle Cloud Infrastructure customer expanded its use of OCI. The expansion has helped Muthoot Capital consolidate workloads, simplify operations, strengthen governance, and introduce new capabilities faster.

Optiver

Optiver is a global technology- and research-driven trading firm that uses quantitative methods and advanced technology to provide liquidity across financial markets. The company will use OCI to support large-scale calculations, research, and model training. The expanded OCI environment will give Optiver the high performance computing capacity and scale needed to run demanding AI and quantitative research workloads.

Sainsbury’s

Sainsbury’s Group is one of the UK’s leading retailers and supermarket chains. Already using Oracle applications across finance and HR, the company chose to move those services to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. This Oracle-on-Oracle approach has improved operational efficiency, enhanced security, strengthened resilience, and reduced costs.

Snowy Hydro

Snowy Hydro has chosen Oracle AI Database@AWS to support its critical business platforms. The solution will help reduce maintenance-related disruption, improve availability and performance, strengthen resilience, and support future data and AI initiatives.

Solidarity

Solidarity—First Insurance Company is a Sharia-compliant insurer in Jordan that provides motor, medical, life, travel, property, and other coverage for individuals and businesses. To reduce infrastructure costs while meeting performance and regulatory requirements, the longtime Oracle Database customer moved key workloads to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. The move has strengthened scalability, security, availability, and disaster recovery while supporting compliance requirements. Looking ahead, Solidarity plans to move additional workloads to OCI as it explores new AI use cases.

Start.io

Start.io is a global mobile advertising firm that reaches billions of users each month. As the company pursued a cloud migration, it sought a scalable platform to consolidate workloads while managing large data volumes and Kubernetes. Start.io chose Oracle Cloud Infrastructure to improve performance, reduce costs, and gain the flexibility needed to support global expansion.

Statens It

Statens It is a Danish government agency that provides centralized IT operations and workplace technology services to all 21 ministries in the Danish Government and numerous other public sector organizations, counting approximately 60,000 users. To address the data residency, GDPR, security, and continuity requirements of government institutions considering cloud upgrades, Statens It selected two Oracle Exadata Cloud@Customer systems supported by Oracle EU Sovereign Operations. The environment helps Statens It meet operational and governance requirements while improving automation, security, and efficiency and keeping sensitive workloads under strong local control.

Telenet

Founded in 1996, Telenet Group NV is Belgium’s largest provider of cable broadband services for residential and business customers. To better support scale and low-latency performance across on-premises and cloud environments, the company integrated Oracle Exadata for mission-critical workloads. With Oracle as a core part of its multicloud strategy, Telenet has improved workload portability and simplified administration, allowing it to run hybrid operations more efficiently while maintaining hyperscaler flexibility.

Tribal

Tribal is a global provider of software and services to the higher education sector. To modernize its Callista student management platform and move from legacy infrastructure, the company chose Oracle Cloud Infrastructure to support its next phase of development. By moving Callista to OCI, Tribal plans to improve application performance and operational efficiency, introduce greater automation and AI-enabled capabilities, and create a more scalable environment to support continued innovation and future growth.

Zulekha

Zulekha Healthcare Group provides medical services across a network of multidisciplinary hospitals, medical centers, and pharmacies in the UAE. The organization chose Oracle Cloud Infrastructure to support its healthcare platforms as part of its data center exit strategy. With OCI, Zulekha Healthcare Group has consolidated workloads, improved scalability, and freed IT resources to support the business more effectively.

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Alaska Airlines

Alaska Airlines is a major US airline serving guests around the world. Alaska Airlines is working with Oracle Consulting to support the modernization of key business processes across finance, human resources, planning, and operational functions. As part of this effort, Alaska Airlines is using Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications to improve process consistency, enhance access to data and insights, and support operational efficiency. The collaboration is intended to help simplify workflows, support informed decision-making, and enable the evaluation and use of emerging technologies, including AI, where they can deliver meaningful business value.

AtlantiCare

Operating in southeastern New Jersey, AtlantiCare is an award-winning healthcare organization comprising an integrated system of services. To connect clinical and business operations and support its long-term technology strategy, AtlantiCare selected Oracle Health, Oracle Fusion Cloud HCM, ERP, and EPM, and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, with support from Oracle Customer Success Services. With Oracle, AtlantiCare expects to increase its automation capabilities, strengthen governance and reporting, reduce manual work, and give employees better information and tools to support patient care.

Artsana

Artsana Group is an Italian company that develops and distributes parenting and baby care products through brands including Chicco, Boppy, and Prénatal. To support retail operations across multiple brands on a scalable cloud platform, Artsana selected Oracle Retail Xstore Point of Service, Oracle Retail Xstore Office Cloud Service, and Oracle Retail Customer Engagement Cloud Service. The Oracle retail platform has centralized store management, improved scalability and performance, and added omnichannel capabilities while positioning Artsana to expand its use of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure for future supply chain and analytics initiatives.

Baylor University

Baylor University is a private Christian university and Research 1 institution in Waco, Texas, serving more than 20,000 students. Building on its use of Oracle Fusion Cloud HCM across benefits, talent management, time and labor, and payroll, the university added Oracle Fusion HCM Analytics and Payroll Activity Center to automate payroll processing and validation. With the new capabilities, Baylor University reports a 65% improvement in payroll data validation efficiency and a 49% reduction in payroll processing time, giving HR teams more time to focus on higher-value services.

bKash

bKash is Bangladesh’s largest mobile financial services provider, serving more than 80 million customers with digital payments, transfers, remittances, and commerce services. To support high transaction volumes, regulatory compliance, and always-on services, the company implemented Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP, SCM, and HCM, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, and Oracle Integration Cloud, with Oracle Customer Success Services providing around-the-clock incident management and proactive support. Together, these technologies have helped bKash improve operational efficiency, strengthen compliance, accelerate application enhancements, and deliver a better user experience.

BNP Paribas

BNP Paribas is a leading European banking group that serves customers across commercial, corporate, institutional, and personal banking. With complex marketing operations across multiple business units, the bank is using Oracle Eloqua with support from Oracle Customer Success Services to improve integration support, standardize processes, and strengthen collaboration across teams.

DGE

The Department of Government Enablement (DGE) in Abu Dhabi provides shared services, systems, and capabilities that help government entities operate more effectively and deliver better experiences for citizens and residents. With support from Oracle Customer Success Services, the organization implemented Oracle Fusion Data Intelligence across its existing Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications environment to provide executives with secure, governed access to unified enterprise analytics. The deployment has helped DGE gain near real-time business insights, strengthen data governance, and expand the use of trusted self-service analytics, supporting faster and more informed decision-making.

DoW

On July 23, 2026, Oracle was awarded a landmark Enterprise Software Initiative (ESI) contract vehicle by the US Department of War (DoW). Structured as a single-award, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contract, the agreement carries a $3.31 billion base value and a total potential value of $6.99 billion over 10 years. By replacing fragmented, decentralized procurement stovepipes across defense components with a single, high-volume framework, the DoW projects that the consolidated vehicle will eliminate costly redundancies and save American taxpayers at least $441 million over its lifecycle.

e& UAE

e& UAE is a leading AI-powered telco and digital enabler, building on five decades of network leadership to deliver secure, high-performance connectivity and customer-focused innovation for individuals, homes, businesses, and government entities. To extend its use of digital business applications and support AI adoption while meeting its operating requirements, the company chose Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP, Oracle Fusion Cloud Inventory Management, Oracle Fusion Cloud Procurement, Oracle Fusion Cloud Warehouse Management, and Oracle Fusion Cloud Order Management, along with Oracle Fusion Data Intelligence and Oracle Fusion Agentic Applications. With Oracle, e& UAE can reduce customizations and integrations, expand its shared services model, use built-in and custom AI agents, and establish a stronger foundation for next-generation finance, supply chain, and service operations.

Eastern Health

Eastern Health is one of Victoria’s largest public health services, providing hospital, community, mental health, and specialist care across Melbourne’s eastern region. To expand its care-at-home services and coordinate patient triage, clinician scheduling, care delivery, and patient engagement more efficiently, the Australian organization worked with Oracle Customer Success Services to implement Oracle Fusion Cloud Service, Oracle Fusion Field Service, and Oracle Integration Cloud Healthcare Edition. With Oracle, Eastern Health has improved operational efficiency, gained real-time visibility into community care, standardized service delivery, and established a scalable platform for expanding its home-based services.

GEDU Global Education

GEDU Global Education is an international education group serving more than 100,000 students in 16 countries, with offerings spanning K–12, higher education, apprenticeships, and language schools. With operations expanding in India and the UAE, the group selected Oracle Fusion Cloud HCM and Oracle Integration Cloud to standardize HR and payroll processes and better connect data across the organization. Working with Oracle Customer Success Services, GEDU has improved process consistency, payroll automation, the employee experience, compliance, data accuracy, and operational efficiency in the countries where it operates.

Houston Independent School District

Houston Independent School District (HISD), the largest public school district in Texas and the eighth largest in the United States, provides educational programs and services to students across a broad network of schools. To bring HR, finance, procurement, operations, and field service processes onto one cloud platform, HISD selected Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications with support from Oracle Customer Success Services. The implementation has standardized core business processes, improved coordination across operational teams, and given the district a more consistent platform for managing essential administrative services.

INGV

The National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology (INGV) is Italy’s primary institution for researching and monitoring earthquakes, volcanoes, and other geophysical phenomena to advance scientific knowledge and promote public safety. The organization selected Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP, EPM, and HCM, along with Oracle Fusion ERP Analytics, to standardize processes and improve access to timely information across the organization. With Oracle, INGV expects to reduce administrative work, accelerate financial reporting, strengthen governance, and provide real-time insights for managing national and European research programs.

KARAM Safety

KARAM Safety provides more than 3,800 certified occupational safety products, including personal protective equipment and fall protection solutions, to customers in more than 140 countries. To support growth and connect operations across finance, procurement, supply chain, sales, service, quoting, analytics, and integration, KARAM implemented a broad suite of Oracle cloud applications and services, including Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP and SCM, Oracle Fusion Cloud Sales, Oracle Fusion Cloud Service, Oracle CPQ, Oracle Fusion Data Intelligence, and Oracle Integration Cloud, with support from Oracle Customer Success Services. The expanded Oracle environment has helped KARAM strengthen security and compliance, improve reporting and the user experience, and operate more efficiently across the business.

Kerzner International

Kerzner International, a global luxury hospitality company behind iconic destinations, including Atlantis The Royal in Dubai and One&Only Palmilla in Los Cabos, Mexico, has selected Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP, SCM, and Procurement to modernize its core business operations. As Kerzner continues to expand its global portfolio of luxury resorts, hotels, private residences, and wellness-focused hospitality experiences, the company is modernizing a complex landscape of legacy business systems with a unified, scalable, and secure cloud platform. This initiative will connect Kerzner’s finance, procurement, and supply chain operations; standardize core processes across its global portfolio; strengthen visibility for finance and operational teams; and provide a scalable foundation for continued growth across the company’s brands and destinations.

McLane Company

McLane Company, a Berkshire Hathaway subsidiary, is one of the largest US distributors, delivering more than 10 billion pounds of merchandise each year to about 110,000 retail and restaurant locations through more than 80 distribution centers. As part of its digital and technology transformation and to bring its retail and restaurant operations onto a common system, McLane selected Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP and SCM, Oracle CPQ, and Oracle AI and analytics capabilities. With Oracle, McLane expects to gain order management and procurement efficiencies, optimize its distribution network, and reduce legacy technology costs.

MGM Resorts Internationaly

MGM Resorts International is a global gaming and entertainment company with national and international locations featuring best-in-class hotels and casinos, including Bellagio, Mandalay Bay, MGM Grand, and Park MGM. To continue its modernization of mission-critical hotel operations across its North American properties, MGM has recently gone live with Oracle Hospitality OPERA Cloud Property Management and Oracle Hospitality OPERA Cloud Guest Engagement and Merchandising. With these OPERA Cloud solutions, MGM aims to improve staff and guest experiences through loyalty integration, faster check-in, kiosk modernization, and a more resilient cloud-based hospitality platform.

National Water Company

National Water Company is Saudi Arabia’s leading water utility provider, delivering water and wastewater services across the country. As part of its cloud-first strategy, the company selected Oracle Utilities Customer Cloud Service, Oracle Utilities Work and Asset Management, Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP, SCM, EPM, and HCM, Oracle Field Service, and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure to standardize customer, finance, workforce, supply chain, asset, and field-service operations on an integrated cloud platform. Once implementation is complete, the Oracle solutions are expected to improve billing and customer service, accelerate financial and operational processes, strengthen planning and reporting, increase field workforce productivity and asset availability, and provide greater visibility across the organization.

Piramal Finance

Piramal Finance utilizes Oracle Fusion Cloud Financial Management, Oracle Fusion Cloud Order Management, and Oracle Fusion Cloud SCM to manage its retail operations and scale its financial control.

Port of London Authority

The Port of London Authority oversees navigational safety and trade on the River Thames, supporting the UK’s biggest port and largest inland waterway. To bring finance, procurement, supply chain, HR, and planning onto a more unified platform, the authority chose Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP, EPM, HCM, and Procurement and Oracle Fusion Data Intelligence. With Oracle, the Port of London Authority can improve reporting and analytics, expand self-service, simplify core business processes, and build a stronger foundation for future growth and digital capabilities.

Seaman

Seaman Corporation is a family-owned US manufacturer of high-performance industrial coated fabrics and protective systems used in commercial roofing, environmental containment, architectural structures, and other demanding applications. A longtime Oracle E-Business Suite customer, Seaman selected Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP and SCM applications to reduce its reliance on manual upgrades and database administration, support growth, and take advantage of advanced AI capabilities available in Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications. The move is expected to reduce IT demands, standardize processes across business units, and give Seaman greater flexibility to adopt additional Oracle capabilities as its needs evolve.

SITA

SITA provides communications and information technology services to the global air transport industry, supporting airlines, airports, and other aviation organizations worldwide. Building on its existing Oracle Fusion Cloud HCM and Oracle CPQ applications, the company is expanding its use of Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications to bring finance and operations onto a more integrated cloud environment and improve process efficiency and access to data. The expanded Oracle footprint is expected to strengthen operational resilience, support more informed decision-making, and give SITA greater flexibility to introduce new capabilities as the business grows.

SK Finance

SK Finance is an Indian nonbanking financial company that provides vehicle financing, loans to micro, small, and medium enterprises, and asset-backed lending to self-employed customers across rural and semi-urban markets of India. To automate policy-driven incentive management and strengthen controls as its operations grow, the company selected Oracle Intelligent Advisor, integrated with Oracle Fusion Cloud Marketing, Oracle Sales, and Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP, with support from Oracle Customer Success Services. The solution has centralized incentive management, simplified policy administration, improved payout transparency and operational efficiency, and strengthened compliance and audit readiness.