Oracle turbocharges world’s number-one Cloud ERP Suite
Extending its lead in the cloud ERP market, Oracle announced new artificial intelligence updates to Oracle Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Cloud and Enterprise Performance Management (EPM) Cloud.
The latest machine learning-based innovations deliver rapid, data-driven insights, which empower the office of the CFO to embrace new business models, capitalise on new market opportunities, and increase profitability.
More than 5,500 organisations in 85 countries and 23 industries have selected Oracle ERP Cloud to provide a complete, innovative, and secure financial platform for their organisation. Today, more than 3,000 customers are live on Oracle ERP Cloud, and in the last year alone, customers including Bank of America, L.A. Lakers, Office Depot, Caesars Entertainment, Cleveland Clinic, Western Digital and Mount Sinai Health System have moved from competitor ERP systems to standardise on Oracle ERP Cloud.
“Oracle is uniquely positioned to help customers connect data and processes across the entire organisation to drive better business outcomes,” said Oracle Applications Developmentsenior Vice Presidentrondy Ng. “Our focus on delivering immediate business impact from the latest innovations gives customers a significant competitive advantage.”
Oracle ERP Cloud helps organisations of all sizes quickly and easily take advantage of the latest innovations in artificial intelligence, digital assistants, natural language processing, blockchain, and the Internet of Things to enable enhanced productivity, reduced costs and improved controls. The latest innovations within Oracle ERP Cloud include: -Intelligent Process Automation: Seamless integrations across Oracle Cloud Applications of intelligent rules-based processing enable the automation of labourintensive tasks and allow organisations to redeploy employees to more strategic and rewarding work.
-Expense Reporting Assistant: A new chatbot assistant improves controls and audit compliance by processing expenses with greater efficiency and accuracy, while also simplifying expense reporting for end users. -Intelligent Payments: New artificial intelligence capabilities enable organisations to reduce costs and build stronger relationships with top suppliers by taking advantage of in-the-moment supplier profile and risk data to generate vendor-specific offers in exchange for early payment of outstanding payables.
-Supplier Recommendations: Smart, multifactor categorisation and ranking of suppliers help optimise the procure-to-pay process. By combining ERP applications data about suppliers, purchase orders, invoices, payables, and other details with external sources of data, businesses can gain unparalleled insight into their company’s supplier ecosystem. -Intelligent Performance Management: Embedded artificial intelligence capabilities in Oracle Enterprise Performance Management Cloud can uncover hard-tospot data patterns to deliver actionable and contextual insights at the right time, helping improve the quality and business impact of financial and operational decisions. -Advanced Access Controls: Advanced Access Controls embed artificial intelligence to constantly examine all users, roles, and privileges against a library of active security rules. This include more than 100 best practices (configurable rules) across general ledger, payables, receivables, and fixed assets to help protect business data from insider threats, fraud, misuse and human error.