What we do
A working group, not a mailing list
The Cloud WMS SIG exists so the people running Oracle Fusion Cloud Warehouse Management can compare notes with each other, and hear directly from the people who build it.
Virtual sessions through the year
Online meetings where members present what they have built and what they have learned. Oracle sessions cover releases and product direction, with time for questions.
Three regional conferences
In-person events across the Americas, EMEA and APAC, run jointly with the OTM SIG. WMS is a full track, not a side room, and most sessions are member-led.
A member forum
Hosted on the OATUG community platform. The place to ask the awkward implementation question and get answers from people who have already hit it.
A standing focus on AI in WMS
Agentic AI is the liveliest topic on recent conference agendas. The group covers it with the same scepticism as anything else: what is actually in production, what it cost, and what did not work.
A shared document library
Session decks and reference material from past conferences, kept in one place for members rather than scattered across inboxes.
Straight answers
What this group is not
Worth being clear about, so nobody joins expecting the wrong thing.
- Does the SIG speak for Oracle?
- No. The group is independent and run by volunteers. Oracle staff take part and share product updates, but nothing said here is an Oracle commitment, and the group does not represent Oracle.
- Will joining get my feature request built?
- No. Oracle decides what Oracle builds, through its own product processes. What the group offers is direct access to ask questions, and the context to understand what is coming and plan around it.
- Is it a sales channel?
- No. Consulting partners sit on the board and attend, and their implementation experience is genuinely useful, but sessions are not sales pitches.
Take part
Bring something to the group
The sessions are only as good as what members are willing to share. A story about something that did not go to plan is usually more useful than a polished success case.