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The majority of new features introduced in 25B for Oracle Fusion Sales relate to core capabilities and common Redwood functionality. That said, Enterprise Contracts got some AI love in this release, detailed below.

The 25B update for Oracle Fusion Service has a number of enhancements to core capabilities as well as specific feature sets listed below.

Are you making the most of your Oracle Service Cloud application? As technology evolves and customer expectations continue to rise, staying up to date with the latest features and capabilities is essential for delivering exceptional customer experiences. In this article, we'll explore why upgrading to the latest version of Oracle Intelligence Advisor is crucial and how it can benefit your business.

Needing to deliver mandatory compliance training by February 2025, Tabcorp together with Kyte Consulting successfully implemented Oracle HCM Learning Cloud to support over 3,000 learners. The migration enabled automated learning assignments, streamlined compliance tracking and enhanced user experience across the organisation. With ongoing support and continuous improvements in place, Tabcorp continues to strengthen its Oracle HCM capabilities to meet evolving business needs.

Get ready-Oracle HCM Cloud Release 25B is here, and it’s packed with awesome new features! This release is all about making things improving the User Experience, with a major spotlight on the Redwood Experience and lots of new features on AI. Let’s dive into what’s new and why you should be excited.

This week, amongst all of the excitement of Oracle Cloud World Sydney, Kyte Consulting was privileged to host Richard Napier, recognised as a global authority on Oracle Intelligent Advisor (OIA).

A huge shoutout to the Oracle team for putting together such an amazing event! The experience was truly insightful, bringing together industry leaders, experts, and innovators to share knowledge, discuss emerging trends, and explore the future of cloud technology.

Higher Education expert Bart Kuiper in an Expert Interview with Anita Parer, CEO Kyte Consulting: Bridging the gap between marketing and admissions is crucial for a connected student journey.

Shahyan Shabbir, a seasoned Business Transformation Leader and former CIO/CISO at Nova Systems, recently shared insights on his collaboration with Kyte to develop a global CX Transformation roadmap.

At Kyte Consulting, we believe in delivering next-level solutions that combine innovation, strategy, and seamless execution to help our clients soar. Today, we’re thrilled to introduce a game-changing addition to our delivery toolkit — Oracle Cloud Success Navigator!

With the cost pressures on VIC hospitals increasing, many are looking to Hospital in the Home (HITH) solutions to reduce operational expenses and streamline service delivery. Yet, traditional HITH models struggle with manual processes, inefficient resource allocation, and disconnected systems, leading to wasted time and money.

Victoria’s healthcare system is undergoing significant financial tightening, with hospitals facing stricter budget controls and efficiency targets. To maintain high-quality patient care while cutting operational costs, hospitals must rethink traditional care models and explore innovative, cost-effective solutions like Hospital in the Home (HITH).

With Victoria’s updated cost management plan tightening healthcare budgets, hospitals are seeking scalable, efficient solutions that help them meet efficiency targets while maintaining quality patient care. Hospital in the Home (HITH) is a critical strategy for achieving these goals—but without the right technology, hospitals risk inefficiencies, clinician burnout, and increased readmission rates.

Implementing an Oracle Human Capital Management (HCM) solution is a significant investment for any Organisation. Many customers opt for a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) approach during the initial implementation to get the system up and running quickly while managing costs and risks. While this approach has its merits, it often leaves Organisations with a solution that only scratches the surface of what Oracle HCM can truly deliver. In this blog, we’ll explore why customers take an MVP approach, the pros and cons, and how Organisations can maximize their return on investment (ROI) by embracing continuous improvement post-implementation.

Oracle has released Fusion Cloud 25A, bringing significant enhancements across Sales, Service, and HCM. These updates focus on automation, analytics, user experience, and compliance, ensuring businesses can operate more efficiently while maximizing value. Below is a breakdown of the most impactful changes.

What to Expect from Kyte at Oracle CloudWorld: Get ready to experience innovation and expertise at its best—Kyte is thrilled to showcase transformative solutions at Oracle CloudWorld! Visit our booth for exclusive insights, live demonstrations, and exciting opportunities to engage with our experts.

In 2025, Oracle is poised to significantly influence Australia's technology landscape through several key trends.

In today's rapidly evolving business landscape, strategic workforce planning and budget tracking have become critical for organizational success.

In a recent discussion among Oracle experts and partners, there are three core benefits of unifying HR and Finance in Oracle Cloud.

Are you making the most of your Oracle Service Cloud application? As technology evolves and customer expectations continue to rise, staying up to date with the latest features and capabilities is essential for delivering exceptional customer experiences. In this article, we'll explore why upgrading to the latest version of Oracle Service Cloud is crucial and how it can benefit your business.

The University of Newcastle is a public research university located in New South Wales, Australia. Established in 1965, it has a primary campus in the Newcastle suburb of Callaghan. The university also operates campuses in Central Coast, Singapore, Newcastle City in the Hunter as well as Sydney.

Fusion CX Service has received a number of enhancements with the 24D Release. Below I have called out some of the highlights from each functional area.

It’s that time again - the Oracle SaaS products have received the latest quarterly update. In this article I’ll review several of the new changes that have been rolled out in Oracle Fusion Sales.

Oracle's Energy and Water Customer 24C release delivers groundbreaking advancements, designed to improve operational efficiency and customer satisfaction for utility providers. This update introduces key changes across multiple areas, focusing on batch processing, enhanced customer experience features, regulatory compliance, and scalability.

As part of Oracle's commitment to enhancing its Field Service offering, the latest release(24D) represents the latest quarterly update bringing note-worthy improvements across various components of OFS that are designed to streamline operations, boost productivity, and extend the system's functionality to meet the dynamic needs of businesses operating globally.

Constituents today expect to be able to interact with Councils digitally via multiple channels, no matter the request type. This means that councils need to provide online platforms to cover a vast array of service request types ranging in complexity from application lodgment and waste management requests down to simple online enquiries.

Oracle HCM Cloud's 24D release scheduled for November 2024, introduces several enhancements within the Redwood user experience, with a major new feature being the rollout of Auto-complete feature in Redwood. Here’s an overview of the key features being delivered in this update.

As local councils increasingly adopt Software as a Service (SaaS) solutions, effective project management becomes crucial. While the overall project management approach for SaaS Cloud implementations remains consistent, we find there are specific characteristics and risks unique to council environments. In this article, we explore these nuances and provide insights for successful SaaS Cloud implementation projects for Council Clients.

The higher education landscape in Australia is undergoing a period of significant transformation. Institutions are grappling with a complex interplay of political, social, and environmental factors, demanding both innovation and operational continuity. In this dynamic environment, balancing legacy systems with modern cloud architectures, optimizing budgets, and aligning diverse stakeholders is crucial for institutions to remain competitive and resilient.

Kyte Consulting is proud to announce that we have been awarded the Postgraduate Industry Experience Project - 2024 Certificate of Appreciation. This recognition highlights our commitment to fostering academic and professional growth through our ongoing engagement and mentorship program with postgraduate students.