Bold Outcomes: How Customers Succeed with Oracle AI and Cloud
summary
OpenAI goes live on Fusion ERP in three months across 11 countries, rewrites its chart of accounts, and embeds agent‑first automation so one reviewer handles ~1,500–2,000 contracts instead of 300; PwC uses AI to generate requirements, mappings and test scenarios; AT&T converges finance and supply chain into a single instance for a unified data platform and faster cash visibility; Abu Dhabi runs Fusion in a Sovereign Cloud for 55,000 employee records and TAMM serves 1,100 services; Oracle highlights the AI Factory, Agentic AI Marketplace and Cloud Success Navigator adoption metrics.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction & Oracle AI World Momentum
- 3:22OpenAI’s Fusion Go-Live Story: AI-First ERP in Three Months
- 8:50PwC, AI Mindsets & Accelerating Transformation
- 13:11Agent-First Finance: Scaling with AI, Human in the Loop
- 16:14Advice for Agent-First Transformation & Celebrating Customer Success
- 18:22AT&T’s Modernization: From Lessons Learned to Unified Data
- 23:26Delivering Bold Outcomes: SaaS, AI, and Data Platform Benefits
- 27:11Lessons from the Journey: Change, Trust, and Organizational Buy-In
- 29:30Transforming Government: Abu Dhabi’s AI-First Public Sector Vision
- 34:25Digitizing Services for Citizens, Residents, and Employees
- 39:06Keys to Digital & AI Transformation: Shared Mission, Change Management
- 42:27Abu Dhabi’s Next Steps, Security & Global Impact
- 44:50Wrap-Up: Customer Success, AI Factory, and Defining Your Outcomes
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