Automus Consulting Launches FAiSAccelerate for Oracle Cloud Implementations
Automus Consulting has launched FAiSAccelerate, an AI powered delivery model for Oracle Cloud Applications implementations, announced in a press release. The company says the model is designed to reduce implementation timelines and costs by about 30 percent.
FAiSAccelerate builds on the company’s FAiS AI portfolio and targets common Oracle Cloud migration tasks, including manual documentation, configuration, integration development, data conversion, UI build, and reporting.
The system includes five automation areas: document automation, Oracle configuration, data conversion, OIC integration authoring and self healing, and UI and report generation. Automus says the model is intended to automate much of the build phase so implementation teams can spend more time on critical project tasks.
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