Highlights:

  • Oracle’s novel Cloud SaaS (Software-as-a-Service) solution will enhance productivity and lower risk for businesses, which has become a necessity for sustainability.
  • This advanced innovation will assist finance teams at enterprises of all sizes to advance the decision-making process with real-time insights.

To help consumers thrive in the new standard, cloud major, Oracle announced significant updates to its Oracle Fusion Cloud Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and Oracle Fusion Cloud Enterprise Performance Management (EPM). Thus, it can help sustain and drive business growth.

This advanced innovation will assist finance teams at enterprises of all sizes to advance the decision-making process with real-time insights. It will also boost efficiencies required to pivot enterprises toward growth and simplify business processes.

Juergen Lindner, SVP, Global Marketing Head SaaS at Oracle, commented: “Oracle’s latest innovations in ERP and SCM cloud will help businesses to adapt to the current economic climate rapidly, drive new business models, and improve strategic decision-making, all designed to help them define their future.”

Oracle has also introduced significant updates to Oracle Cloud Human Capital Management (HCM) to help enterprises deliver a positive employee experience while meeting today’s workplace’s evolving demands.

The company commented: “The new products and features deliver personalized journeys and growth opportunities for employees while improving data accuracy for HR teams.”

Oracle has also introduced partner integrations and novel innovations to its enterprise-class customer data platform (CDP). Thus, the latest cloud offerings will allow enterprises and small and medium businesses (SMBs) to benefit from innovations in natural language processing, artificial intelligence, and digital assistants.

Linder commented: “We are very optimistic about the maturity of the offering with the proven success of the offerings with 7,300 Cloud ERP customers already, and over 5,000 which are already live.”