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As we settle into the early days of 2026, Oracle continues to solidify its position as a powerhouse in Australia's tech landscape. The company is riding a wave of explosive growth in AI, cloud infrastructure, and sovereign solutions—trends that are reshaping how Australian enterprises, governments, and industries operate.

G.James, one of Australia’s largest window and aluminum frame manufacturers based in Brisbane, recognized the need to modernize their customer portal to deliver relevant content efficiently through a modern and interactive platform.

You’re invited to join our presentation and discussion on “How Organisations transform Field Operations with Oracle”

As we step into 2026, we invited the Kyte team to share their single word that best captures their intention, energy, and excitement for the year ahead — along with what they’re most looking forward to.

This article discusses what I think are some of the key features coming to Oracle Fusion Service in release 26A. Note that I have broken these out into “AI” and “Core” features. Before that though, a quick call to action for anyone still utilising the classic UI.

Let’s dive into what I feel are the major (or most interesting) features for this release. Note I’ve broken this into “AI Related” and “Core” features, which will follow after this important callout ...

Oracle Field Service has just been ranked #1 globally by IDC for AI-Enabled Field Service Management. Now’s the time to turn this momentum into real operational gains for your business.

Oracle Fusion Service is the AI-first future of customer service — with Agentic AI, unified data, and deep ERP/SCM/CRM integration — while RightNowService Cloud is a mature and trusted platform many organisations have heavily invested in.

Are you fully leveraging the latest capabilities of Oracle Integration Cloud 26.01? This release marks a major step forward with OIC Projects at the core, expanded AI integration, enhanced observability, and powerful new adapters.

At Kyte Consulting, we're passionate about helping organizations maximize their Oracle investments. One tool that's been making waves in the world of digital adoption is Oracle Guided Learning (OGL).

Now’s the time to turn this momentum into real operational gains for your business.

Oracle innovation is accelerating, and Kyte is fuelling the momentum – proudly sponsoring AUSOUG Connect 2025 in Perth and Melbourne!

Where enterprise AI took centre stage. Last week in Las Vegas, Oracle unveiled its boldest AI messaging yet. Under the tagline “AI Changes Everything”, the event made it clear: the era of generative AI isn’t coming — it’s here. From infrastructure to applications, from data to front-line workflows, AI agents and process automation dominated the agenda.

If you work with Oracle’s service or operations tools, you’ve probably noticed a shift in the field service space — “Oracle Fusion Field Service” is showing up where we used to see “Oracle Field Service Cloud (OFS)”.

Oracle Field Service has been positioned as a Leader in this prestigious report by analyst Aly Pinder. This recognition underscores our commitment to delivering cutting-edge, AI-powered solutions that empower field service teams to optimise operations, boost efficiency, and drive customer satisfaction on a global scale.

We're excited to announce that Kyte is participating in Oracle AI World 2025, taking place October 13-16 in Las Vegas! This premier event gathers over 60,000 Oracle customers, partners, and experts for a deep dive into the future of technology.

Oracle’s 25C quarterly update brings meaningful enhancements across Financials and Procurement, plus a major step forward in Oracle’s agentic AI: AI Agent Studio. Below you’ll find a short overview, then deep dives into GL, AP, AR, Fixed Assets, and Procurement, followed by practical actions to take this quarter.

Oracle HCM Cloud 25C introduces a powerful wave of AI-driven enhancements and Redwood UX innovations, transforming how organisations manage HR processes. From the AI Agent Studio, which empowers HR teams to build and deploy custom AI agents, to advanced analytics and business rules that elevate data quality, this release delivers tools to streamline operations and enhance employee experiences. Key updates span recruiting, compensation, benefits, absence management, and talent development, with AI agents and Redwood-powered features like Job Offer and OTBI-backed dashboards driving efficiency and insight. Here’s why 25C matters and how to leverage its most impactful features.

The 25C release for Oracle Fusion Sales focuses on enhancing the sales process through generative AI, improved user experience, and more robust incentive compensation management. The key features are designed to increase a salesperson's efficiency and provide a more intuitive interface.

The Oracle Fusion Service 25C release introduces a number of key enhancements and new features, with a strong focus on AI capabilities, user experience improvements, and expanded functionality. The most significant changes are centered around the general availability of AI Agent Studio and the continued rollout of the Redwood user experience.

The Oracle Fusion Cloud Enterprise Performance Management (EPM) August 2025 release introduces several updates designed to enhance functionality, security, and user experience. This blog highlights the key features and their impact on existing processes, drawing from the latest "What's New" documentation.

Oracle’s 25A release delivers the latest quarterly update to its Field Service solution, introducing key enhancements across multiple components.

As part of Oracle’s ongoing commitment to improving its Field Service solution, the 25B release delivers a quarterly update that introduces meaningful enhancements across key areas.

Continuing its commitment to advancing the Field Service solution, Oracle’s 25C release brings a quarterly update with impactful enhancements across core areas.

Hospital in the Home initiatives powered by sophisticated AI-enabled wearable devices are revolutionising healthcare. These technologies capture vast amounts of real-time patient data, offering unprecedented insights into patients’ health status.

Are you making the most of your Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) application? As technology evolves and business demands grow, staying up-to-date with the latest features and capabilities is essential for modernizing your applications and ensuring seamless connectivity. This blog post explores why upgrading to the latest OIC version is crucial and how the new features can benefit your business.

Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) is evolving beyond traditional integration, and its latest enhancements are all about embedding Artificial Intelligence (AI) directly into your workflows. These new AI capabilities are designed to make your integrations smarter, more efficient, and easier to build. In this blog post, we'll dive into the powerful AI features that are transforming how developers and businesses build and manage their integrations.

Join us for an exclusive live event exploring the power of Fusion Data Insights Analytics revolutionising hospital-in-the-home and home care management.

In an era where healthcare is rapidly evolving, Hospital-in-the-Home programs—also known as Hospital-at-Home (HaH)—are gaining traction as an innovative alternative to traditional inpatient care, often facilitated by a Homecare management solution. These models allow patients with acute conditions to receive hospital-level treatment in the comfort of their own homes, leveraging telehealth, remote monitoring, and daily clinician visits.

Join us for an insightful webinar exploring the transformative potential of AI Call Bots in aged care and for visually impaired patients or anyone who struggles with digital devices.