Boise State University Champions Continuous Innovation with Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP
Boise State University· United StatesOracle Fusion Cloud Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) · Oracle Fusion Cloud Human Capital Management (HCM) · Oracle Student CloudBoise State University migrated its ERP and HCM systems to Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications, eliminating disruptive upgrades through a continuous, quarterly-release model. The university is now exploring embedded AI capabilities within Oracle Cloud Applications to strengthen decision-making, including generating real-time performance insights and reports and summarizing employee check-ins into annual performance reviews.
Overview
Boise State University migrated its ERP and HCM systems to Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications, eliminating disruptive upgrades through a continuous, quarterly-release model. The university is now exploring embedded AI capabilities within Oracle Cloud Applications to strengthen decision-making, including generating real-time performance insights and reports and summarizing employee check-ins into annual performance reviews.
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Inspect the highlighted sourceThe challenge
Boise State University faced increasing challenges with its legacy on-premises ERP and HR systems; costly, infrequent, and disruptive upgrades slowed innovation, while rising demands across academic and research operations called for a modern solution.
The solution
Boise State implemented Oracle Cloud ERP with out-of-the-box integration with J.P. Morgan for automated bank reconciliations and end-to-end payment processing, and adopted Oracle Cloud HCM spanning talent acquisition to payroll and strategic HR planning, plus Oracle Cloud Student Financial Planning for real-time, automated visibility into each student's financial journey.
Reported business value
Manual tasks were eliminated, transaction accuracy improved, and cash management became instantly actionable. The university eliminated the need for disruptive upgrades through quarterly feature releases and a continuous improvement model.
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