Oracle announced availability of its first Oracle Analytics for Applications offering, designed for the Fusion Cloud enterprise resource planning applications, Oracle ERP Cloud, that companies use to run financial processes.
Oracle Analytics for Fusion ERP provides line-of-business users and decision makers with personalized analytics and improved cross line-of-business analytics. Built on top of one of the most advanced analytics platforms, Oracle Analytics Cloud, and powered by the industry’s first autonomous database, Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse, Oracle Analytics for Fusion ERP delivers integration with Oracle ERP Cloud, a pre-built data pipeline, data model and best practice KPIs. With machine learning-driven insights and self-service analytics, customers can monitor and improve business performance and align decisions and data across the enterprise with consistency.
“Our customers and the industry demand analytics that permeate their entire enterprise with effortless access to powerful intelligence,” said T.K. Anand, Senior Vice President, Oracle Analytics. “With Oracle Analytics for Applications, we put data and analytics in the hands of the people that need it, from the line worker to the boardroom, allowing everyone to play an active role in aligning and achieving top and bottom line growth.”
Oracle Analytics for Fusion ERP includes dashboards and visualizations delivered via the Oracle Analytics Cloud, connecting the entire enterprise and unifying KPIs across functions for a holistic view of enterprise performance. In the future, Oracle Analytics for Applications will add further integrations and pre-built content for other Oracle Cloud Applications, including applications for human capital management (HCM), customer experience (CX) and supply chain management (SCM).
Oracle Analytics for Applications includes a fully Oracle-managed data pipeline and warehouse, a ready-to-use semantic model and an integrated user experience across self-service data discovery, reporting and dashboards for business users, functions and processes. Delivering seamless access to insights in the cloud, on the desktop and mobile, Oracle Analytics for Applications is extensible and customizable. In addition, customers can bring in data from external sources to combine with their Oracle ERP Cloud data.
“Oracle Analytics for Fusion ERP accelerates our ability to provide quick and easy access to data,” said Vikram Singhvi, head, Internal Business Systems, Dropbox. “Self-service enables users to create visualizations and analyze the data at will. Pre-packaged KPIs will give us speed and agility. Oracle Analytics for Fusion ERP will deliver rich financial insights that will speed up the decision-making process for our finance users.
