Key takeaways
- AI Agent Marketplace, AI Agent Studio, and more than 600 embedded AI agents are now available to customers of Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications and Oracle Industry Applications.
- Role-based access controls established in Fusion Apps apply to agents created by AI Agent Studio, and customer data is not used to train LLMs.
- Fusion Apps customers like Milwaukee Tool and BHE Energy are using the complete suite of Fusion Apps and rolling out AI assistants and agents to simplify processes and improve efficiency.
Executive Vice President Steve Miranda’s keynote at Oracle AI World showcased how new AI capabilities in Oracle Applications are helping customers solve real business problems today. Embedded AI features including AI agents and assistants, the Oracle AI Agent Studio, and the new AI Agent Marketplace make it possible to automate workflows, eliminate manual processes, make smarter, data-driven decisions, and deliver better service. It’s worth watching the keynote replay. You’ll see AI agent and AI Agent Marketplace demos, get insights from Oracle customers, and learn how to adopt AI in your own business. If you prefer to read, key points from the keynote are below.
AI is the focus
Oracle Application development teams are focused on delivering practical, impactful AI capabilities that help customers’ businesses succeed. Highlights from the keynote include:
- Embedded and custom agents: Customers have access to more than 600 embedded AI agents and assistants (400 in Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications and 200 in Oracle Industry Applications). AI Agent Studio, the no-code AI agent development platform for Fusion Apps, enables you to build, test, and deploy agents customized to your own business needs.
- Thriving AI ecosystem: Steve announced the availability of the new AI Agent Marketplace. It allows customers to find and deploy AI agents developed by system integrator partners like Accenture, Deloitte, and IBM, and by ISV partners like Box and Stripe, all of which are vetted and supported by Oracle. More than 32,000 experts at our partners and customers have already completed training for AI Agent Studio and are certified to build agents with it. In addition, Oracle Applications support open frameworks like Model Context Protocol (MCP), which standardizes how large language models (LLMs) and AI agents integrate with and share data with your applications and data sources, and Agent2Agent (A2A), which allows different agents to communicate and collaborate regardless of their underlying frameworks.
- Vertically integrated technology stack: Oracle Applications run on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), so customers benefit from its security, speed, and reliability. And AI agents in Oracle Apps have access to the most advanced AI reasoning power because OCI hosts the world’s leading LLMs from OpenAI, Anthropic, Cohere, Google, Meta, and xAI.
- AI innovation you can trust: Getting the most out of AI agents requires giving them access to your business data. AI agents uphold the existing role-based access controls set up in your Fusion Apps. That means embedded AI agents can only read data that the human user interfacing with them is authorized to see, and new agents built or customized in AI Agent Studio uphold your existing security configurations, policies, and access controls. In Fusion Apps, your data is not used to train the underlying LLMs.
Our commitment to customer success
Steve welcomed customer executives to the stage to discuss how they use the complete Fusion Apps Suite, adopt AI innovations, and collaborate with Oracle.
Mark Molitor, CIO at Milwaukee Tool, shared how Oracle’s modern, integrated cloud suite regularly delivers the technology innovations to support their explosive growth. Fusion Apps have improved efficiency and scalability in distribution, order fulfillment, and supply chain management while embedded agents help them implement AI at scale.
At BHE Renewables, CEO Matt Finnegan successfully moved six subsidiaries from disparate legacy systems (including SAP, PeopleSoft, and E-Business Suite) to Fusion Apps. With a complete application suite and unified data, his company has dramatically simplified processes and improved efficiency. And BHE Renewables is already using embedded AI agents in procurement and HR.
Both leaders attribute their success with Fusion Apps to close partnerships with Oracle that began before implementation and have continued through multiple update cycles.
Conclusion
AI innovations covered in Steve’s keynote are available in Release 25D and can be adopted through Fusion Apps quarterly updates. This article gives you an overview of the update process and shares resources to help it go smoothly. For more on AI agents in Fusion Applications, check out this list of available agents.
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