Dive Deep into Wells Fargo’s Best Practices for Cloud ERP Integration by Vika Mlonchina

Recently, Daryl Eicher, Oracle Director of Product Marketing for Oracle Integration, sat down for a webcast with Aneri Shah, Wells Fargo Senior Vice President, ERP Strategist to explore the business and technical considerations that make ERP integration and automation work for agile finance and supply chain management leaders. Read on for a deep dive into their conversation to learn about Wells Fargo’s best practices for cloud ERP integration along with several other customer integration journeys.

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Daryl Eicher: Let’s start with why your integration strategy deserves a fresh look in light of developments in ERP modernization and emerging technologies including block chain, digital assistants, and robotic process automation. Since 2015, Oracle has been investing in our customers to provide a hybrid integration platform for their digital businesses. And today, we’re honored to be considered a leader in Gartner’s Enterprise Integration Platform-as-a-Service Magic Quadrant for two years running. So why is integration as usual not good enough for your digital business?

CFOs and IT innovators are united in their pursuit of practical solutions to the long standing issues of on-premises ERP complexity, agile finances, and connected digital strategy and offer CFOs the chance to use conversational AI, robotic process automation, and hybrid integration platforms to drive efficiencies, simplify procure to pay processes, and enable new data-driven revenue streams for the business. It’s a journey our customers are on that begins with design thinking about what matters most to your digital future. Aneri, can you tell us what you’re hearing from the CFO as you work with their IT leads? Read the complete article here.

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