Oracle Shares Rise Nearly 4% Pre-Market with Launch of Four New Fusion Intelligent Applications
On July 6, Oracle (ORCL.US) saw its shares rise nearly 4% in pre-market trading, reaching $145.81. Recently, Oracle announced the launch of four new Fusion intelligent applications designed to help organizations improve inventory visibility, reduce the impact of supplier and operational issues, and enhance manufacturing efficiency, thereby improving supply chain performance. These new intelligent applications are integrated within Oracle Fusion Cloud Supply Chain Manufacturing (SCM) and are driven by a collaborative team of multiple specialized AI agents, featuring result-oriented, proactive response, and logical reasoning capabilities, specifically designed for enterprise-level applications. Additionally, to further enhance organizational supply chain resilience, Oracle has also introduced a new inventory optimization feature.
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