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Innovative Solutions for Every Supply Chain Challenge
Transform your supply chain from functional necessity to competitive advantage. Oracle’s SCM solutions offer the broadest and deepest range of capabilities to modernize your operations.
Ideate-to-Commercialize
Oracle PLM Cloud is a smart, innovative, development and commercialization platform that enables the digital thread. This next-generation PLM software supports your industry 4.0 (I4.0) and digital transformation initiatives, enabling you to meet tomorrow’s expectations, today.
Source-to-Settle
Digitally transform your procurement organization and streamline processes through advanced technologies with Oracle Procurement Cloud. Our innovative, end-to-end solution enables your organization to control costs, manage supplier risk, increase efficiency, and grow revenue.
Order-to-Cash
Get the right product to the right customer at the right time with Oracle’s order-to-cash solution. Capture information accurately, deliver on promises, and orchestrate complex fulfillment operations for increased customer satisfaction.
Plan-to-Produce
Take advantage of the always available, fully digital, cloud-planning and manufacturing solutions from Oracle. Achieve better results faster with integrated planning and manufacturing, configure-to-order, drop shipment, and collaboration and visibility tools.
Maintain-to-Optimize
Oracle Maintenance Cloud is an integrated asset-management system that connects your organization’s maintenance, supply chain, and financial applications. A simplified setup helps you set up common supply chain components, as well as basic features for maintenance, inventory management, and cost management, enabling efficient operations.
SCM Solutions for Industries
Automotive
Communications
High Technology
Industrial Manufacturing
Optimize Your Supply Chain with the Internet of Things (IoT)
End-to-end visibility across supply chains is complicated by the number of parties involved in global supply chains. While companies collect their own data to respond to supply chain disruptions, they need to be able to analyze data across various companies and validate it for reliability before they can respond. With the help of IoT devices, organizations can track the status of goods as they move through the supply chain, allowing participants in the chain to access data in real time and optimize supply chain efficiency.