FusionOps Announces Support For Oracle® Enterprise Business Suite

MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA (PRWEB) March 26, 2015

FusionOps, the leading provider of cloud applications for supply chain analytics, announced support for Oracle® Enterprise Business Suite. Using FusionOps' cloud application, Oracle EBS customers can now increase the performance of their supply chain by leveraging their transactional data in their Oracle ERP. FusionOps analytics delivers unprecedented visibility into this data through interactive analytics, dashboards, and reports.

"Oracle EBS is one of the most widely used ERP solutions in the world. Huge volumes of transactional data are stored inside Oracle systems, but companies aren't able to easily leverage that data to make better decisions about their supply chain," said Gary Meyers, CEO of FusionOps. "The big data capabilities of our cloud analytics applications make it possible to use this information to make the supply chain even more strategic by decreasing costs, increasing revenue, and improving customer service."

The FusionOps cloud applications for supply chain analytics for Oracle include:

   •  Procurement: Gain insight into the entire 'Purchase Requisition to Goods Receipt' cycle including supplier performance, spend analysis, vendor quality, buyer workload, and execution.
   •  Sales Operations: Sales, customer service, and supply chain teams gain visibility into the entire order management life cycle. The application includes analytics for open orders, backlog, back orders shipments, invoicing, service level, and more.
   •  Inventory: Get global visibility of on-hand stock, helping to maximize use of available stock. Also, daily inventory snapshots are automatically generated enabling customers to track historical inventory trends across all materials and locations.
   •  Production Planning and MRP: Get visibility into demand, production order processing, and inventory shortages. Planners, procurement and supply chain teams get insights into compressed orders, buyer execution, workload, and cycle times. "We run our business on Oracle's ERP system, and now FusionOps is casting a whole new light on our data so we can apply it to our business," said Ryan Benton, CFO, Exar Corporation. "We see the application suite being used to improve the supply chain across our company from the CEO to the shop floor. "

Other Announcements
FusionOps also announced that it raised $12 million in Series B financing led by New Enterprise Associates (NEA), with participation from its Series A investors. This brings FusionOps' total financing to $19 million since the founding of the company. The funding will be used to accelerate development and global expansion.

Additionally, FusionOps announced its new FusionOps for Salesforce.com application. With the new application sales teams have even more customer information available to them to help them increase sales. Customer information including ordering information, customer service levels, and inventory availability are now available in easy-to-read dashboards and infographics within Salesforce.com.

About FusionOps
FusionOps is the leading provider of cloud-based analytics applications for the supply chain. Over 2,000 users in 80 countries worldwide rely on the FusionOps suite of cloud applications to maximize their supply chain performance. Unlike BI tools, the FusionOps SaaS applications come populated with industry standard metrics and data models. This eliminates the extensive cost and resources companies spend developing their own applications that can run into the tens of millions of dollars. For more information visit FusionOps.com.

For more information contact:

Press(at)FusionOps(dot)com
(415) 913-7528

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