These AI agents are designed to automate routine administrative tasks across various domains, including procurement, manufacturing, and inventory management.
New functionalities include order route predictions and a transportation emissions calculator, which promote sustainable shipping options and improve shipment visibility.
By streamlining workflows and enhancing accuracy, these agents facilitate smarter decision-making, ultimately creating a more agile supply chain with personalized insights.
Despite some earnings not meeting analysts' expectations, Oracle's shares have surged by 41% over the past year, outperforming competitors like Microsoft and Google.
Oracle's recent updates strengthen its competitive position against rivals such as SAP and Microsoft, particularly in the realm of sustainability compliance amid rising ESG demands.
The launch of these AI features coincides with Oracle's Stargate Project, which involves a substantial investment aimed at enhancing AI infrastructure in the U.S.
Oracle's executive vice president of applications development noted that these AI agents are intended to significantly reduce the time supply chain workers spend on administrative tasks.
As global enterprises face pressure to optimize supply chains due to inflation and geopolitical tensions, these developments could lead to substantial cost savings.
Key updates focus on Oracle Transportation Management, Global Trade Management, and Order Management systems, with enhancements available immediately.
Oracle has launched new role-based AI agents within its Fusion Cloud Supply Chain & Manufacturing platform, aimed at boosting productivity for supply chain professionals.
Oracle's strategic expansion in AI capabilities positions it to capture a larger share of the competitive supply chain management software market.
These enhancements address critical challenges in supply chain visibility and order management, which cost global enterprises billions each year.
