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  Mastering Data Readiness for Generative AI Success

  In today’s AI-driven landscape, businesses struggle with data readiness—poor quality, limited volume, and ethical constraints threaten the success of generative AI initiatives. In addition, questions are frequently asked about improving data quality, what to do with limited data volume, and how to address ethical constraints that threaten the success of generative AI initiatives. This session will explore why these challenges can lead to biased, inaccurate, or outdated outputs that erode customer trust and ROI. By attending this session, you will: Learn strategies to ensure high-quality, diverse datasets that power reliable AI outcomes. Discover how to streamline preprocessing, scale infrastructure, and maintain current data in a compliant way. Leave with insights to transform your data into a competitive edge for Generative AI innovation.
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  Oracle + IBM power HS2 into the fast lane

  HS2 is implementing a comprehensive Oracle ERP Cloud solution to support its ambitious £55bn infrastructure project, aiming to enhance operational efficiency and data integration while addressing the complexities of managing a long-term, large-scale initiative.
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  How Oracle + IBM excel at enterprise cloud migrations

  Over the years, IBM and Oracle have competed on several fronts. They’ve also nurtured a close alliance since the early 1980s. Setting the bar for 'co-opetition', here's how the relationship was born.

Featured Content

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  Speed and compliance for M&G expansion with Oracle and IBM

  M&G is a British company headquartered in London, operating for over 170 years in the savings, investments, and heritage industry.
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  Gov Facility Services secures finance control in His Majesty’s Prisons with Oracle and IBM

  At the collapse of the private facilities management firm, Carillion Plc, the Ministry of Justice created a new operating company, Gov Facility Services ltd, to run services within 49 UK prisons. The new firm had a tight deadline to secure procurement, payroll and financial control, to get operations in order.

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  Unlocking Business Advantages: Exploring the IBM Acquisition of Accelalpha to get more from your Oracle Applications

  Join ERP Today for an exclusive webinar featuring speakers from Oracle, Accelalpha, and IBM as we delve into the client benefits of IBM's recent acquisition of Accelalpha, a leading Oracle consultancy. This strategic move deepens IBM's global Oracle capabilities, bringing highly specialized technical domain skills across Oracle Cloud Applications, including Supply Chain Management, Enterprise Resource Management, and Customer Experience. Our expert panel will discuss how this acquisition enhances IBM's delivery capability to clients, providing access to tailored Oracle SaaS trainings and expertise. You'll learn how this partnership can accelerate Oracle transformations, strengthen expertise, and introduce innovative solutions across Automation and AI. Watch this webinar to explore: The advantages of the IBM, Accelalpha acquisition How this acquisition can impact me and my business The future of IBM + Oracle and the suite of Oracle cloud applications
• ERP Today Live! with IBM and Oracle

  IBM’s Chacko Thomas, Nirmal Assudani and Oracle’s John Barcus discuss how companies can use a new Oracle-IBM solution in the aftermarket sector.

Articles / Case Studies / Videos

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  Taming the Data Monster: Why Getting Your Data Ready is Key to Gen AI Success

  As businesses race to adopt Generative AI to stay competitive, significant challenges around data trust, quality, and governance persist, prompting experts to propose a comprehensive framework and highlight the role of advanced technology, such as Oracle Database 23ai, in preparing organizations for successful AI integration.
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  The Phoenix Group ignites digital future with HR ‘Thunderbird’ solution

  Phoenix Group, alongside their partners at IBM, unveiled their transformation journey within the HR function, aptly named "Thunderbird."
• Oracle Trending Topics – Episode 3 Redefining talent retention: trends in employee experience

  Oracle Trending Topics episode on how to help your talent connect, grow and thrive – and you to reduce employee turnover.
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  IBM Institute of Business Value

  Developed in partnership with Oracle, this new paper explores how HR leaders can facilitate a generative AI-empowered culture. Our action guide outlines 10 ways HR can serve as a strategic advisor to develop a people-centric model that best positions the enterprise for the future.
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  Elevating the automotive and industrial manufacturing value chain with IBM and Oracle

  No equipment can last forever, but what do businesses do when their purchased equipment needs aftercare? IBM and Oracle discuss.
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  Small steps towards big sustainability goals

  Rob Churchyard, global Oracle practice leader at IBM on the journey to sustainability: small steps to reach the end goal.
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  Latest Oracle mobile additions are a fresh shot of adrenaline for healthcare organizations

  Oracle has upgraded their mobile capabilities to help healthcare organizations reduce inventory errors, improve restock efficiency and gain the visibility needed to better predict demand and optimize stock availability.
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  Transforming the Aftermarket Supply Chain

  Read the solution brief to learn how to enhance, optimize and streamline supply chains, meet your organization's KPIs with zero-latency solutions, and gain a competitive advantage in the aftermarket space.
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  CloudWorld sees Oracle & IBM strengthen AI and supply chains

  Oracle CloudWorld 2024 in Las Vegas highlighted the growing partnership between Oracle and IBM, focusing on AI advancements and the launch of IBM Consulting's expanded network to aid Oracle clients in leveraging generative AI and automation, alongside IBM's announcement to acquire Oracle consultancy Accelalpha to enhance its supply chain management capabilities.
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  IBM-Oracle: Skills Gap biggest hurdle for AI Adoption

  Computing costs and data privacy concerns are not the only barriers for AI adoption in this so-called "Age of GenAI".