Oracle expands logistics, manufacturing AI



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Businesses that move faster and see clearer will win.
Oracle has introduced four new AI-powered Fusion Agentic Applications designed to help organizations improve inventory management, supplier qualification and manufacturing efficiency while strengthening supply chain resilience.
Integrated into Oracle Fusion Cloud Supply Chain & Manufacturing (SCM), the applications use specialized AI agents to automate routine tasks, identify potential disruptions, and support faster decision-making across planning, procurement and production.
According to Oracle, the new applications include an Inventory Planning Command Center, Supplier Qualification Workspace, Production Readiness Workspace and Kanban Administrative Workspace.
The company also unveiled new inventory optimization capabilities in Oracle Fusion Cloud Supply Chain Planning, including multi-echelon inventory optimization, interactive supply chain network visualization, and an AI-powered Inventory Optimization Advisor Agent.
Oracle said the new capabilities will help businesses improve inventory visibility, reduce operational risks, optimize stock levels, and enhance overall supply chain performance amid continuing economic uncertainty.