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Oracle Integration OAuth Migration: What Fusion Customers Must Do

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Listen to article Oracle Integration OAuth migration is now required for any Oracle Integration (OIC) connection that reaches Oracle Fusion Applications REST or SOAP services with a password. In a November 6, 2026 announcement, Oracle said it is deprecating password-based authentication for those services and that affected customers must move to a supported OAuth method before March 31, 2027 . The change happens at the connection level, but those connections often carry the Oracle Fusion ERP, HCM, and CX processes your teams rely on every day, so a little planning now keeps them running after the deadline. Key Takeaways Oracle requires affected Oracle Integration connections to Fusion Applications to move to a supported OAuth method before March 31, 2027 . The Oracle ERP Cloud, Oracle HCM Cloud, and Oracle CX Sales and B2B Service adapters are in scope, al...

Oracle AI World 2026: When Technology Outpaces the Enterprise

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Listen to article Oracle AI World 2026 has concluded, but one question stayed with me. What happens when enterprise technology starts moving faster than the organizations using it? For decades, enterprise software has helped people perform work. Oracle is now pushing toward something different: software that can perform significant parts of that work itself. Key Takeaways Oracle introduced 25 Oracle Fusion agentic applications powered by Fusion Claw , moving Fusion beyond a system of record toward software that executes authorized work. Oracle's Fusion Setup and Configuration Registry (FSCR) packages reusable AI skills that could make configuration, testing, and validation considerably faster. The biggest barrier to enterprise AI adoption may be the speed of business decisions, governance, and organizational readiness rather than the technology i...

Oracle Fusion Claw: Is Your Organization Ready for Agentic AI?

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Listen to article For two years, most enterprise AI has helped people work faster. Oracle Fusion Claw, announced on September 29, 2026, is designed to let AI complete more of that work itself, within rules your organization sets. For leaders running Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications, it is worth understanding now, before 2027 budgets are finalized. Key Takeaways Oracle Fusion Claw is a governed runtime in which an AI model plans the work and deterministic, rules-based computation carries it out. Every Fusion Claw run follows the policies, and approval rules your organization defines and ends with an auditable Outcome Receipt. Fusion Claw carries no separate charge, but it requires the Oracle Fusion Agentic Applications subscription and consumes Oracle AI Units as work is completed. Organizations with standardized processes, reliable master data, and mature controls are best positio...

Recruiting 360: The AI Recruiting Assistant for Oracle Recruiting

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Listen to article Recruiting 360 is an AI recruiting assistant for Oracle Fusion Recruiting that lets recruiters and hiring managers ask questions in plain language and get structured answers back. Recruiting teams manage requisitions, applications, candidate pipelines, recruiters, hiring managers, and applicant information throughout the hiring process, and the same questions come up every day: Which requisitions are open? How many applications have been received? Which applications are still under consideration? Which candidates are in the interview phase? Which applications are internal or external? What information is available for a specific applicant? The answers are already in Oracle Fusion Recruiting, but finding them can mean navigating multiple pages, applying filters, and moving between requisitions, applications, and cand...

SMACT Works Named a Recognized Oracle PeopleSoft Partner for 2026

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Listen to article For the second year in a row, Oracle has recognized SMACT Works as an active PeopleSoft partner , this time for 2026, confirming our customer success and platform engagement. Back-to-back recognition is a clear signal for anyone evaluating their PeopleSoft roadmap: this isn't a one-time nod, it's a track record. Key Takeaways Oracle's PeopleSoft product team recognized SMACT Works as an active partner for 2026 after confirming our proven customer outcomes and hands-on platform engagement. SMACT Works clients receive PeopleSoft guidance grounded in Oracle's current product roadmap, not outdated implementation practices. SMACT Works supports this recognition with an Oracle-certified team built for long-term partnership, serving both Cloud and on-premises PeopleSoft environments with the right experience and approach for each client's r...

How to Enable Oracle AI for E-Business Suite Without Migration

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Listen to article For many Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) customers, AI adoption has seemed tied to a move to Oracle Fusion Cloud. That assumption is changing. Oracle now provides multiple ways to add natural language querying, agentic AI, and intelligent automation to Oracle EBS without migrating the application. Organizations can begin realizing AI value while continuing to build on their existing investment. Key Takeaways Oracle AI capabilities can be added to Oracle E-Business Suite without migrating to Oracle Fusion Cloud. Oracle Select AI and Oracle AI agents support everything from natural language reporting to business process automation. Enterprise Command Centers (ECC) are optional but can simplify AI adoption. Existing AI investments should be evaluated individually rather than replaced automatically. A phased approach helps organizations adopt AI while maintainin...

SMACT Works Ranks on 2026 Inc. 5000 List for a 5th Straight Year

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Listen to article This Marks Our Fifth Consecutive Year on the List. We're proud to share that SMACT Works has been named to the 2026 Inc. 5000 list , ranking No. 2,700 among America's fastest-growing companies. It's our fifth consecutive year on the list, a milestone we credit to the clients who trust us with their Oracle environments and the team that shows up for them every day across Cloud Advisory, Technology Consulting, and Managed Services. Key Takeaways SMACT Works ranks No. 2,700 on the 2026 Inc. 5000 list of America's fastest-growing private companies. This marks the company's fifth consecutive year of Inc. 5000 recognition, up from No. 4,651 in 2022 to No. 2,700 in 2026. Growth is fueled by SMACT Works' Oracle-focused Cloud Advisory, Technology Consulting, and Managed Services offerings . CEO Ranjith Yengoti credits the milestone to cli...