Tag: Oracle Cloud Applications
DISH Network prides itself on providing modern products and services, but found its HR practices, essential to keeping pace with change, were falling behind. They began evaluating their people, process and technology, prompting a decision to move from legacy HR systems to the cloud. Join Daniel Jensen, HR Operations Manager, HR Technology, Dish, and Ryan…
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DISH Network prides itself on providing modern products and services, but found its HR practices, essential to keeping pace with change, were falling behind. They began evaluating their people, process and technology, prompting a decision to move from legacy HR systems to the cloud. Join Daniel Jensen, HR Operations Manager, HR Technology, Dish, and Ryan…
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- Webinars
Join us next week for Quest Experience Week (QXW), a four-day, free, online event that features digital education that is designed to provide both strategic insight and how-to-education for Oracle users of all levels. QXW will take place November 12-15, 2019.
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- 11/04/19
Join us next week for Quest Experience Week (QXW), a four-day, free, online event that features digital education that is designed to provide both strategic insight and how-to-education for Oracle users of all levels. QXW will take place November 12-15, 2019.
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- Blogs
- 11/04/19
Join us next week for Quest Experience Week (QXW), a four-day, free, online event that features digital education that is designed to provide both strategic insight and how-to-education for Oracle users of all levels. QXW will take place November 12-15, 2019.
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- Blogs
- 11/04/19
John Soat, Oracle BRANDVOICE brand contributor, wrote in Forbes about how smart technology in HCM Cloud makes HR more personal. Oracle has added a range of new features to its Cloud-based human resources applications, including extensive self-service functions, "smart" controls, and expanded point-to-point connectivity - all facilitated by a mobile-device-oriented, voice-enabled digital assistant powered by artificial intelligence (AI). The new features derive from Oracle's overall application strategy - characterized by voice recognition through a mobile interface, an intuitive and pervasive digital assistant, and a recommendation engine whose machine learning algorithms allow it to constantly improve.
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- Blogs
- 11/01/19
John Soat, Oracle BRANDVOICE brand contributor, wrote in Forbes about how smart technology in HCM Cloud makes HR more personal. Oracle has added a range of new features to its Cloud-based human resources applications, including extensive self-service functions, "smart" controls, and expanded point-to-point connectivity - all facilitated by a mobile-device-oriented, voice-enabled digital assistant powered by artificial intelligence (AI). The new features derive from Oracle's overall application strategy - characterized by voice recognition through a mobile interface, an intuitive and pervasive digital assistant, and a recommendation engine whose machine learning algorithms allow it to constantly improve.
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- Blogs
- 11/01/19
John Soat, Oracle BRANDVOICE brand contributor, wrote in Forbes about how smart technology in HCM Cloud makes HR more personal. Oracle has added a range of new features to its Cloud-based human resources applications, including extensive self-service functions, "smart" controls, and expanded point-to-point connectivity - all facilitated by a mobile-device-oriented, voice-enabled digital assistant powered by artificial intelligence (AI). The new features derive from Oracle's overall application strategy - characterized by voice recognition through a mobile interface, an intuitive and pervasive digital assistant, and a recommendation engine whose machine learning algorithms allow it to constantly improve.
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- Blogs
- 11/01/19
John Soat, Oracle BRANDVOICE brand contributor, wrote in Forbes about how smart technology in HCM Cloud makes HR more personal. Oracle has added a range of new features to its Cloud-based human resources applications, including extensive self-service functions, "smart" controls, and expanded point-to-point connectivity - all facilitated by a mobile-device-oriented, voice-enabled digital assistant powered by artificial intelligence (AI). The new features derive from Oracle's overall application strategy - characterized by voice recognition through a mobile interface, an intuitive and pervasive digital assistant, and a recommendation engine whose machine learning algorithms allow it to constantly improve.
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- Blogs
- 11/01/19
Alan Zeichick, Oracle BRANDVOICE contributor, wrote in Forbes about how Cloud provides both maximum flexibility and security.
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- 10/30/19