Day One and Beyond webinars are designed for IT professionals, business owners, and decision-makers looking to understand how Oracle Cloud and Oracle Cloud Applications help organizations simplify operations, gain real-time insights, and adapt quickly to change. Led by experienced trainers, these sessions offer practical guidance on optimizing your cloud deployment and driving stronger business outcomes.
From migration to modernization, discover how to optimize your cloud environment, improve operational excellence, and take advantage of the latest OCI innovations. Build a strong OCI foundation with beginner-friendly sessions on core concepts, then advance your skills with expert guidance on architecture, automation, security, and AI-powered services. Explore sessions designed for every stage of your journey.
Date: December 7, 2026 | Start Time: 10 AM PT | Duration: 30 mins
Enterprise AI earns its place when it helps people solve meaningful business problems. Success starts with connecting AI to the enterprise’s knowledge and giving people confidence in how it works.
This session explores how to make that happen with Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Enterprise AI. Beginning with the business outcome, we will examine how to identify valuable use cases, connect them to everyday work, and define measurable success. The focus is on the decisions that turn an AI idea into a useful enterprise capability.
Relevance comes from context. OCI Enterprise AI supports retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) to ground responses in enterprise knowledge, along with natural language to SQL capabilities for accessing structured data. We will explore how these features can help users ask questions of business information and receive answers informed by their organization’s data. A choice of foundation models through a consistent API also gives teams flexibility to select models suited to their needs.
Making AI real means connecting information to action. OCI Enterprise AI provides agent orchestration and tools for building multistep workflows, with support for open frameworks and protocols such as Model Context Protocol (MCP). These capabilities create opportunities to build assistants that retrieve relevant information and interact with business systems to help complete tasks. The session will connect these features to practical scenarios and discuss where human review belongs.
Enterprise adoption also requires control and operational discipline. We will examine how identity and access management integration, guardrails, auditability, and observability support governed deployment. For workloads requiring reserved GPU capacity, Dedicated AI Clusters offer an additional deployment option. These capabilities will frame a discussion of response quality, performance, cost, and the steps needed to move toward production.
Designed for business and technology leaders, enterprise architects, application owners, and AI practitioners, this presentation connects OCI Enterprise AI capabilities to business priorities. Attendees will leave with a practical framework for selecting a valuable use case, understanding implementation choices, and measuring impact before expanding adoption.
Date: November 10, 2026 | 10 AM PT
Learn OCI architecture patterns, design practices, and Oracle services that help applications withstand human error and hardware failures, stay available, recover quickly, and minimize disruption.
Date: November 17, 2026 | 10 AM PT
See how OCI Resource Analytics turns near-real-time resource and configuration data into operational intelligence for faster troubleshooting, safer changes, smarter automation, and reduced risk.
Date: December 1, 2026 | 10 AM PT
Explore AI in Oracle APEX 26.1 through a live demo of AI Interactive Reports, turning natural-language requests into report changes and reviewing the developer setup.
Date: December 15, 2026 | 10 AM PT
Explore FinOps reporting and analytics tools to monitor Oracle Cloud consumption, gain insights into cloud data, and support ad hoc reporting, showback, and cost investigations.
Date: November 17, 2026 | Start Time: 10 AM PT | Duration: 60 mins
As OCI environments expand across regions, tenancies, applications, and teams, troubleshooting slows, automation becomes harder, risk increases, and waste becomes harder to see. OCI Resource Analytics provides a near-real-time view of resources, relationships, and configuration metadata across OCI. In this session, learn how teams can use that visibility to support AI operational workflows, assess update impact, and uncover hidden risks.
We'll also be joined by Dmitriy Gak, VP of Engineering at Oracle Health, who will share how his team used Resource Analytics to address networking automation timeouts by gaining faster access to current-state network configuration data.
See how OCI Resource Analytics helps turn cloud inventory into operational intelligence to support faster decisions, safer changes, and more efficient cloud operations.
Date: October 27, 2026 | Start Time: 10 AM PT | Duration: 60 mins
Human error contributes to more than half of service outages. Hardware fails everywhere all the time. Applications not designed for fault tolerance can experience avoidable downtime during planned maintenance and unexpected hardware failures—disrupting sales, productivity, and, in some cases, a company’s reputation. In this session, we’ll explore how to improve the uptime of your OCI hosted workloads. You’ll learn architectural patterns, design best practices, and Oracle services that help applications remain available, recover quickly, and minimize operational disruption.
Date: December 1, 2026 | Start Time: 10 AM PT | Duration: 60 mins
Explore how Oracle APEX 26.1 brings AI into application development and the user experience, then take a closer look at AI Interactive Reports. In a live demonstration, we will turn natural-language requests into filters, sorting, highlights, charts, pivots, and column changes, then inspect the report settings APEX applies. We will show the developer setup, including the generative AI service, report and column context, and reference values that guide interpretation. We will also place AI Agents, text generation, and Data Reporter in context for teams building on Oracle AI Database 26ai.
Date: December 15, 2026 | Start Time: 10 AM PT | Duration: 60 mins
Reporting & Analytics is the ability to gain insights into cloud data by creating reporting mechanisms to serve the needs of the organization’s various persona groups. Reporting can detail, highlight, summarize, categorize, and compare cloud data to support ad hoc reporting, showback, investigative reports or routine reporting used by the organization. This is one of the most important and critical of the FinOps capabilities, supporting almost every other Capability. Join us to explore tools and resources for monitoring and assessing Oracle Cloud consumption and managing costs.
Date: November 17, 2026 | 10 AM PT
Date: December 8, 2026 | 10 AM PT
Enable Oracle APEX AI Interactive Reports, add data context, and explore supply chain replenishment using plain-language questions, Search with AI, and the chat assistant.
Date: November 17, 2026 | Start Time: 10 AM PT | Duration: 90 mins
Explore Oracle Analytics Cloud through hands-on exercises. Navigate the interface, build visualizations, and use augmented and advanced analytics to uncover insights from your data.
Date: December 8, 2026 | Start Time: 10 AM PT | Duration: 90 mins
Oracle APEX AI Interactive Reports let users analyze data by asking questions in plain language. APEX turns those questions into report filters, sorting, pivots, and other actions, shown as chips that users can review and refine.
In this workshop, you’ll enable AI for a Supply Chain Management report built on SCM_REPLENISHMENT_V, add context to help the AI understand the data, and explore replenishment activity using Search with AI and the chat assistant.
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