After what seemed an interminable development period, Oracle has finally released its Fusion Applications. But what does the announcement mean for customers? After acquiring numerous rival ERP, CRM, ...

Oracle’s Fusion Applications are finally generally available to all customers, the company announced Wednesday at the OpenWorld conference in San Francisco as part of the most extensive public ...

Oracle is introducing its latest updates to Oracle AI Agent Studio for Fusion Applications, a comprehensive platform for building, testing, and deploying AI agents and agent teams across the ...

What Oracle's next-gen technology has to do with icebergs and the Volkswagen Beetle... Sounds like another industry buzzword to me... You could say that but Fusion is Oracle's name for its ...

The big fanfare won't happen until OpenWorld in October, but in the meantime Oracle is making Fusion Apps available 'under controlled availability' Oracle has quietly made its Fusion Applications ...

Oracle today unveiled new coexistence capabilities for organizations to harness further value and flexibility with Oracle Fusion Applications. Oracle Fusion Applications are designed to augment ...

Oracle has laid out the Fusion Apps roadmap for its customers. But how each customer actually gets to the Fusion Apps destination is another question altogether. Most high-tech vendor roadmaps, if ...

New AI Agent Marketplace delivers partner-built AI agents directly within Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications to streamline operations and unlock new levels of efficiency Support for OpenAI, Anthropic, ...

Most of the 250 customers that have licensed Oracle’s recently launched Fusion Applications so far have chosen a SaaS deployment model instead of running it on-premises, a senior executive said this ...

Oracle may offer the full gamut of business applications in its Fusion Cloud suite – finance, human resources, supply chain, manufacturing, advertising, sales, customer service and marketing – but the ...