Oracle Fusion
Coverage of Oracle Fusion in the Nexus archive.
- The CEO of the unicorn AI accounting startup, Rillet, says AI is changing who consulting firms hire
Rillet, an AI accounting startup co-founded by Nicolas Kopp, successfully raised $100 million in Series C funding to develop AI software that simplifies bookkeeping. The technology aims to reduce reliance on complex and time-consuming traditional ERP systems like Oracle Fusion. This shift is reshaping consulting talent toward those with deep domain knowledge and technical skills for working with large data sets.
- UK Treasury hunts CTO on salary that may not compute for top tech talent
The UK Treasury is recruiting a Chief Technology Officer with a salary of up to £77,000, which may struggle to attract elite tech graduates. The role involves managing a Microsoft-based tech ecosystem, advising on government decisions, and deciding whether to migrate Oracle systems to Workday. A 30% employer pension contribution is offered alongside the position.
- UK Treasury still deciding whether to show up to £1.7B ERP program it agreed to fund
The UK Treasury has not yet decided to join the government's £1.7 billion ERP program, despite funding it for five years. Delays in the Matrix cluster's rollout have pushed back the Treasury's decision until December 2026, as it awaits documentation to assess the feasibility and cost of migrating from Oracle Fusion to Workday's cloud-based software.