""Let's say a customer wants certain capabilities that are not in the product line," Lopez said. "You can use [Oracle's agentic] platform and have it create something for you for just a short duration of time and then you can turn it off when you no longer want it. It's almost transferring the power with the agentic AI capabilities to the customer, so they can actually do it themselves or with partners.""
"If that pans out, Lopez said, it could mean that some Oracle workers focused on those app expansions could be laid off without the cuts hurting customer capabilities. In theory, she said, it could allow customers to add those capabilities in whatever timeframe, and within whatever budget, they need. "Let's say a customer wants certain capabilities that are not in the product line," Lopez said."
Oracle's agentic AI tools will enable customers to create custom applications or add custom functionality to existing Oracle apps. Customers could use the platform to build features on demand and deactivate them when no longer needed. This capability could shift app-extension work from Oracle staff to customers or their partners. Some Oracle employees focused on app expansions could be laid off without reducing customer capabilities. Customers would be able to add capabilities on their own timeframe and within their own budgets. The platform transfers implementation power to customers and partners, enabling flexible, temporary, or in-house solutions.
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