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Oracle Redefines the Future of Business with Developments in AI, ML and Automation

Oracle today hosted the SA leg of the global Modern Business Forum series in Johannesburg.

Sandton, Johannesburg —24 October 2019


Oracle today hosted the SA leg of the global Modern Business Forum series in Johannesburg. With 1,100+ cloud applications, Oracle Cloud Applications are the world’s most complete and innovative suite of applications that drive business modernisation

South African decision-makers in various business areas, including Finance, Human Resources, Marketing and Supply Chain Management, were equipped with the knowledge of how they can best take advantage of Oracle’s complete and integrated suite of applications,  to break down silos, quickly and easily,  embrace the latest innovations, and improve user engagement, collaboration, and performance.

“Partnering with customers allows us to tackle their most complex business problems. Business leaders need to ensure they future proof their organisations by re-imagining their current roles in business and Oracle enables that re-imagination,” explained George Ferreira, Senior Sales Director, Applications South Africa & SADC Region. “Data is the new battleground, and intelligent business applications are the new digital weapons; due to their ability to reveal significant insights and drive better decision making.”

Oracle recently announced various application breakthroughs at its OpenWorld 2019 event in San Francisco, California. The enhancements include improved Artificial Intelligence (AI)-enabled elements, such as application and functionality expansion for the Oracle Digital Assistant, pre-packaged Enterprise Analytics for Fusion ERP and a solution for Integrated Business Planning and Execution.

Further to announcing application updates, Oracle also announced plans to launch 20 new Oracle Cloud regions by the end of 2020, with South Africa to be included in this global roll-out. The objective is to support South African enterprise customers, and better equip them to harness the power of cloud that enables businesses to run mission critical applications, mixed workloads, OLTP and real time analytics using the most secure, available, and performant database.  These geographically distributed data centres will allow customers to deploy production and disaster recovery while meeting regional compliance requirements and ensuring business continuity – a significant step in bringing world-class advancements to the African continent.

 “Oracle Cloud Applications are built on Oracle’s foundational cloud platform, uniquely positioning us to serve the innovation needs for our customers. We are excited for the arrival of our datacentres in 2020, helping customers realise their digital transformation journey with ease,” concludes Ferreira. 


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Natassia Badenhorst
Corporate Communications Manager for South Africa and Sub-Sahara Africa, Oracle
+27648802014
tash.badenhorst@oracle.com
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The Oracle Cloud offers a complete suite of integrated applications for Sales, Service, Marketing, Human Resources, Finance, Supply Chain and Manufacturing, plus Highly Automated and Secure Generation 2 Infrastructure featuring the Oracle Autonomous Database. For more information about Oracle (NYSE: ORCL), please visit us at www.oracle.com.

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