Oracle launches new agentic AI to take on complex tasks such as supply chains
Oracle has introduced a new agentic artificial intelligence platform designed to automate and manage complex operational workflows, with a specific focus on supply chain management.
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Oracle has introduced a new agentic artificial intelligence platform designed to automate and manage complex operational workflows, with a specific focus on supply chain management. This technology aims to handle multi-step tasks autonomously, reducing the need for manual intervention in logistics and procurement processes. The launch signals a significant shift towards autonomous systems in enterprise resource planning, allowing organisations to streamline operations and enhance decision-making speed. For professionals, this represents a move beyond simple automation towards AI systems capable of independent reasoning and execution within intricate business environments.
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This development elevates the value of strategic oversight over manual execution. You must shift from managing routine logistics to supervising autonomous agents. Professionals in supply chain, operations, and data analytics should pay close attention. Your next step is to upskill in AI strategy and system integration. Learn to define clear objectives for agentic AI and monitor its performance rather than performing the tasks yourself. Focus on understanding how these tools integrate with existing ERP systems. Develop skills in prompt engineering for complex workflows and risk management for automated decisions. Those who can bridge the gap between technical AI capabilities and business logic will thrive. Start by exploring courses on AI strategy and supply chain optimisation to future-proof your role.
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This briefing is based on reporting by The National on 27 Oct, 02:47. Read the original coverage →
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