Auditoria.AI has announced an expansion of its strategic alignment with Oracle, intended to enhance the capabilities of Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP with end-to-end AI-powered finance automation. This development allows Auditoria’s intelligent finance automation solutions to be available across Oracle’s cloud and on-premises environments, aiming to streamline finance operations, improve cash performance, and modernize controllership functions. The integration leverages Oracle’s AI infrastructure, enabling finance teams to automate tasks and gain real-time financial insights with reduced manual intervention. As a result, the collaboration is poised to enhance the automation journey for enterprise customers, supporting a vision for intelligent autonomous finance operations.
Elsewhere in the market, UiPath was trading firmly up 18.8% and ending trading at $18.51, not far from its 52-week high. On Thursday, the company was recognized as a Leader in AI-Augmented Software Testing by Gartner. In the meantime, Multipolar Technology trailed, down 15% to end the day at IDR191,900.00.
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Microsoft finished trading at $522.40 down 0.5%. Recently, 2 days ago, OpenText announced a cybersecurity integration with Microsoft’s tools to enhance threat detection and response capabilities.
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Alphabet settled at $241.53 down 1.3%.
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Apple closed at $254.04 down 1.6%, close to the 52-week high. Three days ago, Apple presented at the 16th Annual Jamf Nation User Conference in Denver, Colorado.
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