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Oracle Fusion ERP training and AI agents expand

Entities: Oracle Fusion Applications · Oracle AI Agent Studio · Fusion Agentic Applications · Harness Inc. · Oracle Corporation

Overview

Cloud‑ERP adoption continues to drive coordinated Oracle Fusion training programmes across Africa and beyond, with short accredited modules feeding functional‑consultant, inventory‑analyst and supply‑chain coordinator roles. By mid‑2026 Oracle added an AI‑powered suite of agents within Fusion Cloud – Manager Edge for HCM and four SCM agents for inventory, planning, production and related functions – prompting training providers to broaden certification tracks with real‑time analytics and automation components.

In July 2026 Oracle launched Oracle AI Agent Studio, a native development platform that enables customers and partners to build “Fusion Agentic Applications,” collections of AI agents that can act on business objects, workflows and data inside Fusion Cloud. The studio supports no‑code, low‑code and pro‑code development, allowing natural‑language process descriptions or full‑stack tooling via Visual Studio Code, Git and CI/CD pipelines. Integrated governance, authentication, permissioning, approval hierarchies and audit trails ensure agents operate under existing security and compliance policies, addressing a key barrier to production‑grade AI automation. Oracle also introduced an AI Agent Marketplace with reusable templates, while the generative assistant Ask EM became available through the Enterprise Manager 24ai Marketplace image, marking a shift from advisory assistants toward end‑to‑end automated workflows.

Timeline

  1. 1 day ago

    [TECHNOLOGY] 3 sources
    Oracle launches AI Agent Platform for Fusion Applications

    Oracle unveiled Oracle AI Agent Studio, enabling no‑code to pro‑code creation of AI‑driven Fusion Agentic Applications with built‑in governance and security, marking a shift toward autonomous enterprise AI.

  2. 17 days ago

    [TECHNOLOGY] 2 sources
    Oracle expands AI portfolio with GenAI Ask EM and Fusion Agentic Builder

    Oracle launched an AI‑native builder for Fusion Agentic Applications with built‑in governance and released the generative AI assistant Ask EM via a pre‑configured Enterprise Manager Marketplace image, both to e

  3. 27 days ago

    [TECHNOLOGY] 2 sources
    Oracle expands AI agent suite across Fusion Cloud applications

    Oracle launched AI agents for Fusion Cloud HCM and SCM, aiming to increase platform stickiness, while training programs promote Fusion Financials skills for cloud‑based finance automation.

  4. about 1 month ago

    [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    Oracle Fusion SCM Training and Online Skill Stacking Boost Graduate Upskilling

    Graduates turn to Oracle Fusion SCM online training for practical ERP skills, while professionals adopt short‑course skill stacking for flexible, affordable credentialing, boosting employability in supply‑chain

  5. about 1 month ago

    [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Students and Graduates Speed Entry into Tech and Supply Chain Jobs

    Students are entering tech and supply‑chain fields earlier through internships and portfolios, while Oracle Fusion SCM training emerges as a fast‑growing career path for recent graduates.

  6. about 2 months ago

    [TECHNOLOGY] 2 sources
    Oracle Fusion Cloud Training Expands Across Supply Chain and Finance Sectors

    Oracle Fusion training programs target supply‑chain and finance professionals, teaching cloud‑based demand planning, inventory control, procurement and core financial modules amid rising ERP adoption.

  7. about 2 months ago

    [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    ERP industry expands with rising skill demand and security challenges

    ERP adoption fuels demand for training like Oracle Fusion courses, while security gaps in user permissions raise fraud and compliance risks, prompting specialised access‑control tools.

Sources

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