This presentation will cover why companies that delay the adoption of cloud and emerging technology risk losing ground to competitors and new entrants. The session will share the findings of recent research from MIT Technology Review’s Insights team and examples of Oracle customers using these technologies today to succeed in the digital economy.

Attend this session to learn how YUM! Brands applied their expense module to allow management to focus on what is most important in our business while maintaining the necessary oversight to prevent fraud.

Session will highlight tactics to avoid common user experience pitfalls inherent in developing solutions within the context of a hybrid-language/hybrid-platform environment.

Objectives:

-Identify the place user centric design fits into SDLC, feature release, DevOps, and enhancement planning.
-Identify common pitfalls that lead to failed user adoption of new technology solutions.
-Share tactics attendees can use immediately to effect positive change for end users.

Presented by Chris Couture, Global Managing Director – Innovation & Solutions, CherryRoad Technologies Inc.

In this session, we will give you 10 reasons why you should consider moving to Oracle’s Cloud Applications. We will be presenting some key data points that we have collected over many implementations and many customers. We will also explore why it’s not too late to start thinking about how Oracle Cloud Applications can fit into your business application roadmap. Note that this presentation will touch on all major tracks.

Cloud ERP systems are about to become smarter, enabling higher worker productivity, organizational efficiency and revenue generation. 'How so' you ask? AI-based ERP systems, working symbiotically with smart wearables, will help identify business opportunities, profile meeting participants, take notes, document decision criteria, update opportunities, and create action items on behalf of users to accelerate sales…

Nothing New, but if you are new to Cloud Apps, or looking at them for the first time, this is a whistle stop history trip, how did we get here? What’s different than EBS? Design Principles, Analytics available, all the things Oracle assume you know.