UK Ministry of Defence and United Nations: Oracle Fusion HCM on Oracle TV at Oracle AI World 2026

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Matching workforce skills to critical organizational needs is a complex challenge for public sector and global organizations, and Oracle Fusion Cloud HCM and AI agents can help teams rethink workforce readiness, talent management, and everyday HR tasks. Hear how the UK Ministry of Defence and United Nations are approaching AI-powered workforce transformation, skills visibility, and employee readiness through their work with Oracle. Register for Oracle AI World On Air so you don’t miss a thing from Oracle AI World 2026: https://social.ora.cl/6003BGN9vJ How can organizations connect the right people and skills to critical missions while preparing their workforce for AI-driven change? In this Customer POV segment on Oracle TV at Oracle AI World 2026, representatives from the UK Ministry of Defence and United Nations join Oracle TV anchor Shanna Adamic to discuss how Oracle Fusion Cloud Human Capital Management (HCM), AI agents, and skills technology are shaping their approaches to workforce transformation. Dr. James Cook, director of people transformation at the UK Ministry of Defence, and Vikrant Bhatnagar of the United Nations share perspectives on the workforce challenges facing their organizations. While their missions differ, both organizations must understand workforce capabilities, connect employees with evolving operational needs, and prepare their people for new ways of working. Building on the Oracle Fusion spotlight announcements, the conversation explores how both organizations are rolling out HCM AI agents and identifying tasks where AI could make every day work easier for employees. The discussion examines how AI-powered HR capabilities can support workforce planning, employee experiences, and the changing relationship between people and technology. Dr. Cook also discusses the UK Ministry of Defence's deployment of Oracle Dynamic Skills, including how understanding existing employee capabilities could help identify talent and create new opportunities. Bhatnagar shares the United Nations' perspective on connecting people and skills across countries, crises, and missions, along with lessons from introducing new technology into a complex global organization. The conversation concludes by looking ahead to how AI and evolving HCM capabilities could change what employees can accomplish over the next three years. Like what you learned about Oracle AI World 2026? Subscribe now https://social.ora.cl/60025k87j Follow us here: LinkedIn: https://social.ora.cl/6000B6oR6p X: https://social.ora.cl/6002B6oRDG Instagram: https://social.ora.cl/60095eXDN Facebook: https://social.ora.cl/60065enQp Part of Oracle TV's coverage of Oracle AI World 2026, this customer discussion connects Oracle Fusion HCM, AI agents, skills management, and workforce readiness with the real-world priorities of two mission-driven organizations.

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