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Oracle Applications Analyst Summit: Fusion Agents Are Shifting From Assist To Decide

Oracle just locked agentic AI behind Fusion only. For CIOs running legacy EBS/JD Edwards? That's a forced migration decision.

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Why it matters

Oracle is using agentic AI as a strategic wedge to consolidate customers onto Fusion, signaling a major shift in how enterprise software vendors will compete on AI capabilities. This creates urgent migration timelines for enterprises still on legacy platforms.

The key facts

6 to know
  1. Oracle restricting agentic AI exclusively to Fusion platform

  2. Legacy platforms (EBS, JD Edwards, PeopleSoft, Hyperion) excluded from agentic roadmap

  3. Agents shifting from 'assist' to 'decide' capability level

  4. 12–18 month CIO action window identified

  5. AI-first migration playbook introduced as strategic response

  6. Forrester analysis of productized agentic apps gaps

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Publisher excerpt: At Oracle's 2026 Applications Analyst Summit, leadership drew a hard line: agentic AI lives only in Fusion, not EBS, JD Edwards, PeopleSoft, or Hyperion. Forrester unpacks the productized agentic apps, AI-first migration playbook, and the gaps CIOs must address in the next 12–18 months.
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