Oracle previews October 27 session on connecting AI agents to business systems
The technical agenda pairs business-system access with workflow coordination and governance, with lessons from Oracle customers, Syntax Systems and Accenture.
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The technical agenda pairs business-system access with workflow coordination and governance, with lessons from Oracle customers, Syntax Systems and Accenture.
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Oracle is positioning Oracle Integration as an enterprise coordination layer for AI agents, with an Oracle AI World session covering connectivity, orchestration, MCP services and customer-defined governance. The intermediate, 45-minute session (11:45 a.m.–12:30 p.m. PDT, listing LRN2141) is aimed at developers, technical end users and IT managers. Remote access remains unclear: Oracle announced a separate community webcast for October 27 but provided no link or start time and did not confirm that it will broadcast the session.
Oracle’s stated integration scope also includes AI Data Platform Agent Hub, AI Database 26ai Agent Factory, OCI Enterprise AI, and third-party or custom agents.
Oracle says the session will address how agents can access business systems and take actions within controls set by customers.
The planned speakers include Syntax Systems, Oracle Product Management, Accenture, and Oracle customers and partners, drawing on hundreds of enterprise integration and AI projects.
Oracle’s October 27, 2026, technical session at Oracle AI World in Las Vegas will focus on connecting AI agents to business systems so they can take actions. Scheduled for 11:45 AM to 12:30 PM PDT, the session will examine how Oracle Integration supports Fusion AI Agent Studio and other agent platforms.
Oracle’s October 9 session notice identifies the talk as “Connected AI Agents with Fusion AI Agent Studio and Oracle Integration,” catalog number LRN2141. That is the listing to look for when building an in-person conference agenda.
For those who cannot attend, Oracle invites readers to a separate Community Webcast on October 27. The notice does not provide a watch link or webcast start time, or confirm that it will broadcast LRN2141. The technical session’s listed start time therefore should not be used as a remote-viewing schedule.
The agenda covers connectivity, orchestration, MCP services and governance. Oracle says the technical session will show how agents can securely access business systems, execute actions and operate within controls defined by the customer. The focus is on connecting agent platforms to enterprise systems while retaining customer-defined oversight of their actions.
Fusion is not the only platform in Oracle’s stated integration scope. In its September 25 conference preview, the company said Oracle Integration connects and governs agents across Fusion Applications AI Agent Studio, AI Data Platform Agent Hub, AI Database 26ai Agent Factory and OCI Enterprise AI, as well as third-party or custom agents.
The promised speakers include representatives from Syntax Systems, Oracle Product Management and Accenture, alongside Oracle customers and partners. Oracle says they will share practices and lessons from hundreds of enterprise integration and AI projects, bringing customer and implementation experience into the technical discussion.
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