Recorded at COLLABORATE 19

Session: 102860

In a world where your enterprise landscape extends both overhead in the clouds and scattered across the ground, it can be difficult to understand how you might integrate all of these disparate solutions with ERP Cloud. This session explores how Caesars Entertainment tackled this challenge and provided a solution that seamlessly automates 50+ ERP Cloud integrations. We'll discuss several tools, including File Based Date Import, BI Publisher, Enterprise Service Bus/Integration Cloud Service, SFTP connectivity and SOAP Services. We will also illustrate how Caesars achieved a standard, yet flexible toolkit to connect their existing integrations with ERP Cloud.

Presented by Lee Huff, Grant Thornton LLP

Recorded COLLABORATE 19

Session: 100640

Come & hear a true SaaS Cloud Transformational story from the Executive Sponsors of Citizens Inc and BIAS Corporation - an Oracle Platinum Partner. Citizens - an insurance holding company based out of Austin Texas - was working with a dated mainframe system; no budgeting or reconciliation platform; and heavily relied upon manual processes & Excel for much of their financial operations and reporting. This led to long processing times and impacted their overall financial close. Citizens planned their transformational journey focused on achieving four main goals: 1. Streamline financial processing 2. Improve internal controls & reconciliation processing 3. Decrease the Business reliability on IT. Oracle & BIAS worked together to design a tailored strategy proving to Citizens that not only was Oracle ERP; EPM & HCM Cloud the right solution for them; but it was also very affordable; configurable and can be implemented using a faster; modern approach.

Presented by Pam Fisher, BIAS Corporation

Presented by Amrita Mehrok, Vice President, NAA ERP Strategy and Business Development, Oracle

As technology-powered innovations including AI, machine learning, and IoT transform organizational processes and disrupt business models, leaders in every domain—finance, technology, and operations—must grasp the implications of a data-driven future in an increasingly customer-experience-centric economy. This session explores the change-agent role that finance and operations play in enabling business model change and all that it entails, and showcases customers blazing the trail toward the intelligent enterprise.