Oracle added healthcare-oriented features for its Fusion Enterprise Performance Management, supply chain and manufacturing, and human capital management suites.
Increasing its focus on healthcare industry customers, Oracle on Oct. 19 announced updates to its Cloud Fusion suite aimed at meeting the financial planning, supply chain and human resources needs of healthcare organizations.
In order to help healthcare companies optimize financial and operational management, Oracle said it was launching planning capabilities that can model scenarios, determine future demand, optimize resources, and help users make better financial, workforce, and patient care decisions.
Dubbed Oracle Cloud EPM Solutions for Healthcare, the new features will be offered as part of Oracle Fusion Cloud Enterprise Performance Management suite.
Oracle also added specific tools to aid healthcare firms with supply chain issues.
These tools, according to the company, will help improve patient care by optimizing supply chain planning, automating processes and enhancing visibility into what's happening across an organization's supply chain.
Dubbed Oracle SCM for Healthcare, the new capabilities will be offered as part of Oracle's Fusion Cloud Supply Chain and Manufacturing suite.
In an effort to help healthcare providers manage staff efficiently, Oracle said it was launching a specialized set of tools for Oracle ME.
The new capabilities will reduce burnout and costs by improving efficiency, and deliver better patient care by providing a user interface that meets the unique needs of healthcare workers, according to Oracle.
The tool set includes capabilities designed to attract talent and develop staff skills, reduce costs, improve productivity, and optimize staffing and scheduling.