Oracle Cloud 24C Release: 5 Key Things You Need to Know

Rohit Bhandari - Sep 2 - - Dev Community

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The Cloud applications of Oracle are updated regularly to ensure new features and upgrades. The more significant update will be in the upcoming 24C Release tentatively scheduled for July 2024 which intends to bring changes in the modules such as Finance, Procurement, and HR. This is a summary of what is coming in Oracle Cloud 24C Release and what Oracle customers should expect and do. Here are 5 key things to know about the Oracle Cloud 24C Release.

Validity Check without Disruption with Test Automation

One must go through several tests when considering any change to Oracle, including updates. Testing entire Oracle Cloud instances sequentially through manual testing is a lengthy and resource-consuming process. Opkey is an AI testing tool that helps in the validation of releases in Oracle and the tool self-generates test cases. With Opkey, users can cut down testing time by 70% while ensuring there are tests for all the functionality in an application.

Enhanced Financials Capabilities

While the 24C Release offers some new inclusions for Oracle Financials Cloud, it also adds more features to the application. Customers can look forward to increased functionality in the realm of reconciliation functions, better reporting capabilities, and the ability to more easily accommodate intercompany accounting. Since customers want to know details of the improvements of financials enhancements in 24C, this gives customers ability to set up configurations and workflows.

Streamlined Supply Chain Processes

Updates to Oracle Supply Chain Management Cloud are targeted to the element of visibility, traceability, and efficiency. Oracle 24C Release offers even more options for supply chain information availability, automated stock control, and features that help with delivery. Thus, customers relying on Oracle SCM can prepare the supply chain to use these future enhancements of the business process.

Modernized HCM Experience

Some of the new changes in the Oracle Human Capital Management are as follows; The new change is due to the goals of giving the HCM a more modern touch with personalization. This release integrates the new interface, enhanced collaboration tools, and the new approach to HR service delivery. In the cases of HCM customers, the sampling and implementation of such alterations can positively enhance the interaction between employees and managers.

*Proactive Release Planning *

Oracle presents Cloud updates on a frequent basis, which makes it necessary for customers to plan for releases in advance. It is beneficial for customers to identify key differences in Oracle 24C early in the process so they can evaluate the effects, ready the settings, create the test strategies, and determine resources. Working with other specialists as Opkey also contributes to proper Oracle release testing and upgrades.

Conclusion

Oracle Cloud 24C Release provides new value for key business applications. Having considered these 5 breakdowns, Oracle clients may prepare for the changes to come and deliver the full potential of the update. Opkey, as a certified Oracle test automation partner, offers efficient solutions for validating new releases in Oracle Cloud environments. The platform’s AI-driven, no-code approach streamlines testing processes, significantly reducing test cycles while improving overall test coverage and accuracy. Opkey’s upcoming Oracle 24C Release Advisory Document is expected to provide important information on system changes and tactical testing approaches. With this comprehensive strategy, Opkey maintains its position as a vital resource for companies looking to optimize system performance and expedite maintenance procedures.

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