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Oracle — Investor Presentation (2013)

39 slides from Oracle's investor presentation, 2013

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  2. Slide 2: Safe Harbor Statement

    Safe Harbor Statement Statements in this presentation relating to Oracle's future plans, expectations, beliefs, intentions and prospects, are "forward- looking statements" and are subject to material risks and uncertainties. Many factors could affect our current expectations and our actual results,

  3. Slide 3: Future product release disclaimer

    Any information regarding future product releases that is shared in this meeting is intended to outline our general product direction. It is intended for information purposes only, and may not be incorporated into any contract. It is not a commitment to deliver any material, code, or functionality,

  4. Slide 4: Strategy Update: Oracle Fusion Applications

    Strategy Update: Oracle Fusion Applications Thomas Kurian LOGO

  5. Slide 5: Fusion Applications

    Fusion Applications ORACLE

  6. Slide 6: Fusion Applications Summary

    Fusion Applications Summary • Fusion Applications is broadest & most complete SaaS Solution • 7 Product Families, 100+ Modules, Generally Available • Fusion Applications is seeing strong uptake by customers • 3 Categories of Benefits - Functional, Architectural, Cost of Ownership • Oracle has strong

  7. Slide 7: Oracle Cloud: Software-as-a-Service

    Oracle Cloud: Software-as-a-Service Complete Suite, Best-of-Breed, Enterprise Grade Human Capital Customer Talent Management Sales & Marketing Management Experience Financial Procurement, Governance, Risk, Project Management Management Sourcing, Inventory Compliance Common Infrastructure Services

  8. Slide 8: Fusion Applications Customer Profile

    Fusion Applications Customer Profile • Customers: More than 250+ Customers • Each of the 100+ Modules of Fusion Applications has at least 10 Customers • Customer Size Distribution • Wide Range: 250 Employees to Multi-Nationals; avg $1-5B Annual Revenues • Geographical Distribution – 17 Countries • N

  9. Slide 9: Some of Our Fusion Applications Customers

    Some of Our Fusion Applications Customers

  10. Slide 10: ...and some RightNow & ATG Customers

    …and some RightNow & ATG Customers

  11. Slide 11: ...and some Taleo Customers

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  12. Slide 12: CRM, Financials, HCM Customer Examples

    CRM Financials • Worldwide Sales Force Automation • Global Financial Consolidation & Statutory Reporting • 60,000 Users, 540K+ Customers, 1Million+ Opptys • 1,000+ Users; 3,000 Lines of Business; 37 COA  1 • Benefits: Territory Mgmt, Sales Prediction, Personal • Benefits: Single Global Chart of Acc

  13. Slide 13: Why are customers adopting?

    Fusion Applications Why are customers adopting? • Functional Benefits • Improves Critical Business Processes within organizations • Architectural Benefits • Designed on modern Service-Oriented Architecture • Cost of Ownership Benefits • Faster Implementations, Lower Cost Upgrades, Flexible Deploymen

  14. Slide 14: Key Functional Benefits

    Fusion Applications Key Functional Benefits • Financials • Faster Financial Consolidation, Statutory & Management Reporting • Human Capital Management • Flexible Global Workforce, Compensation, & Talent Management Processes • Supply Chain Management • Multi-Channel Order Capture & Distributed Order

  15. Slide 15: Key Architectural Benefits

    Fusion Applications Key Architectural Benefits • Multi-Channel User Interface • Modern, HTML5-based Web, Smart Phone, Tablet User Interface • Integrated Social & Collaboration • Enterprise Social Network for cross line of business collaboration • Integrated Business Intelligence • 10,000+ KPIs Pre-d

  16. Slide 16: Key Cost of Ownership Benefits

    Fusion Applications Key Cost of Ownership Benefits • Faster Implementation • Fast Implementations: 4-6 Weeks Start to Go-Live • Fusion@Oracle implementations took no more than 4 Months • Easier, Low Cost Upgrades • Metadata-based Customization streamlines Upgrades • Entire Fleet has been through 4 M

  17. Slide 17: Flexible Adoption Options: Coexistence Solutions

    Fusion Applications Flexible Adoption Options: Coexistence Solutions Fusion Co-Exist Modules Fusion Co-Exist Pillars • Talent Management • Distributed Order Management Pillar 1: • Acct Hub (GL+Hyperion) • Sales Performance Management Financials & Territory Management Supply Chain Management Quote Ma

  18. Slide 18: Enterprise Resource Planning SaaS Competitive Comparison

    Enterprise Resource Planning SaaS Competitive Comparison Fusion ERP SAP Planning & Budgeting Accounts Receivable & Payable Assets & Expense Management Payments & Collections Imaging & AP Automation General Ledger Procurement (Ariba) Sourcing (Ariba) Supplier Portal & Contracts (Ariba) Project Costin

  19. Slide 19: Human Resources & Talent Mgmt. SaaS Competitive Comparison

    Human Resources & Talent Mgmt. SaaS Competitive Comparison Fusion HCM Workday Workforce Modeling & Staffing Compensation & Benefits Global Payroll Workforce Lifecycle Management Workforce Planning & Prediction Worker Portrait Network@Work Recruiting Learning Talent Management Goal Management Success

  20. Slide 20: CRM Sales & Marketing SaaS Competitive Comparison

    CRM Sales & Marketing SaaS Competitive Comparison Fusion CRM Salesforce.com Installed Base & Data Quality Lead Management Contact Management Opportunity Management Forecasting Sales Prediction Territory Planning Quota & Commissions Planning Personal Sales Campaigns Sales Contract Management Incentiv

  21. Slide 21: Oracle Cloud

    Oracle Cloud ORACLE

  22. Slide 22: Oracle Cloud Summary

    Oracle Cloud Summary • Oracle Cloud offers a broad range of integrated Software Services • Platform Technology, Application Services, “Social” Services • Oracle Cloud is generally available and has strong early interest • Oracle is ramping capacity - 8,000+ customers waiting for Java and DB Trials •

  23. Slide 23: Oracle Cloud

    Oracle Cloud: Platform Services Application Services Social Services Common Infrastructure Services

  24. Slide 24: Oracle Cloud: Platform Services

    Oracle Cloud: Platform Services Complete, Standards-Based, Enterprise-Grade Database Java Developer Web Mobile Documents Sites Analytics Services Services Services Services Services Services Services Services Common Infrastructure Services

  25. Slide 25: Oracle Cloud: Platform Services Example Customers

    Oracle Cloud: Platform Services Some Example Customers

  26. Slide 26: Oracle Cloud: Social Services

    Oracle Cloud: Social Services Social Network Social Data • Enterprise social platform • Aggregate and enrich data • People and application feeds • Social, enterprise, authoritative, private • Conversations and communities • Integrate within business applications

  27. Slide 27: Oracle Cloud: Social Services

    Oracle Cloud: Social Services Social Marketing Social Intelligence • Social Relationship Marketing • Social media monitoring • Build brands on social • Collect and analyze social streams • Market, engage, transact socially • Respond and service

  28. Slide 28: Oracle Cloud: Social Example Customers

    Oracle Cloud: Social Some Example Customers

  29. Slide 29: Fusion Applications + Oracle Cloud: B2C CRM

    Fusion Applications + Oracle Cloud Example: Applications + Platform + Social – B2C CRM Sales Force Customer Service Automation Social Network Social Marketing Social Intelligence Market Products Capture Qualified Monitor Customer Enable Customer Collaborate between on Social Leads & Pass them Feedba

  30. Slide 30: Fusion Applications + Oracle Cloud: Human Capital Mgmt.

    Fusion Applications + Oracle Cloud Example: Applications + Platform + Social – Human Capital Mgmt. Human Capital Recruiting Management (Taleo) (Fusion) Vitrue Social Network Analytics PaaS Market to Manage Candidate Collaborate Manage Global Analyze Hiring vs. Candidates on Recruitment between HR Wo

  31. Slide 31: Architectural Differentiators

    Oracle Cloud: Platform & Fusion Applications Architectural Differentiators • Runs on Exadata and Exalogic • Performance & Reliability • Secure Data Isolation • Flexible Upgrade Schedules • Capacity On-Demand • Global Data Centers

  32. Slide 32: Summary

    Summary ORACLE

  33. Slide 33: Go-to-Market Structure

    Fusion Applications Go-to-Market Structure Customer Enterprise Enterprise Resource Human Capital & Relationship Performance Planning Talent Management Management Management Inside Sales/TeleSales (Cross-Sell, Up-Sell) • Significant growth in sales capacity in all geographies • Specialized Sales Repr

  34. Slide 34: System Integration Partners

    Fusion Applications System Integration Partners

  35. Slide 35: SaaS & ISV Partners

    Fusion Applications SaaS & ISV Partners

  36. Slide 36: Winning In The Cloud

    Winning In The Cloud Some Wins in last 6 Months Wins Over Workday Wins Over Salesforce

  37. Slide 37: Excellence in Execution Drives Growth

    Oracle Software Excellence in Execution Drives Growth • Fusion Applications is broadest & most complete SaaS Solution • 7 Product Families, 100+ Modules, 5+ Years of Development • Fusion Applications is seeing strong uptake by customers • All Geographies, All Industries, SaaS/Oracle Cloud + On-Premi

  38. Slide 38: ORACLE

    ORACLE

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