Oracle's ERP’s journey from on-premises to the SaaS (Software-as-a-Service) model has already transformed how businesses manage their enterprise operations. With this transition, development technologies have evolved significantly, particularly like report development, system customization, and workflow automation. However, the advent of Generative AI (Gen-AI) is driving yet another monumental shift, reshaping the development landscape within Oracle Fusion.
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The populations around the world are aging and have increasingly complex health needs. As a result of recent medical advancements, the US life expectancy as of 2022 is 79.05 and is rising steadily at a rate of 0.08% annually. In the coming decade, more individuals are expected to live longer lives. Now, with more patients, pathologists would have to go over more information on each patient.
Technology transformations are often touted as the holy grail of business change and rejuvenation. This feeds into an expectation that the transformation project will change everything for the better overnight. And since it is a 'cloud' system, it will be like stealing candy from a child. Clearly, people have never really tried stealing candy from children – or they wouldn't find the raging tantrum that ensues 'easy'.
It’s data all the way in this age of information insights. Every day, huge volumes of data are generated by a plethora of devices including the internet, mobile, social media networks, sensors and more.
