In a recent Oracle video, Sherri Bartles, Director of Product Strategy for Oracle HCM Cloud, spoke about what makes Oracle Cloud Absence Management unique and different from other solutions on the market. 

As part of Quest Experience Week (QXW) 2019, Manish Somani, Senior Director of Product Development at Oracle, and David Scott, Director of Product Strategy at Oracle, presented an overview of the plans for a solution to help companies manage their joint ventures in Oracle Cloud. The pair shared an overview of the Oracle Fusion Joint Venture Management Cloud and the planned features and benefits throughout the lifecycle of a joint venture. 

As part of Quest Experience Week (QXW) 2019, ATCO Group’s Sue Shaw and Mark Kennedy shared the experience that ATCO Group had during its ERP and HCM Cloud journey.

As part of Quest's 2019 Cloud Webinar Series, Phil Newman, Product Manager for OCI Platform, presented five ways to help control Cloud costs on an ongoing basis.

Linda Currey Post, Human Capital Management Cloud content strategist for Oracle Content Central, wrote in Forbes about how Britain's Co-op food stores leveraged Oracle HCM Cloud to recruit and retain top talent that had the qualifications to do it all.

Vasundhara Mohite, Associate Director in Oracle Solutions Practice at Cognizant, wrote an Oracle blog about how to maximize the power of your workforce with Oracle HCM Cloud.

As part of the Human Capital Management (HCM) Cloud special interest group (SIG) meeting on October 21, 2019, Fady Bishara, Senior Cloud Technologist at Oracle, gave a demonstration of the HCM Data Loader (HDL) tool.

As part of Quest’s Cloud Webinar Series, John Cafolla, Vice President of HCM Cloud Center of Excellence at Oracle, presented on how to get the most out of HCM Cloud and make good use of your solution.

When running a high-stakes project, IT leaders know that they will need a lot of sign-offs before going live. When the City of Atlanta was about to go live with its new all-Cloud ERP strategy, it had to get a blessing from a surprising source - the National Football League. Atlanta was hosting the Super Bowl in February 2019, and the city wanted to go live with its Cloud project before then in order to help the city through the demands of that event, which draws hundreds of thousands of people to the city. 

Linda Currey Post, Human Capital Management Cloud content strategist for Oracle Content Central, wrote about how colleges and universities see the possibility of Cloud in higher education helping keep college affordable for students.