Jewellery brand Tanishq has migrated its inventory management system to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), including Oracle Database, Oracle Application Express (APEX), Oracle Web Application Firewall, and OCI Flexible Load Balancing. 

In order to meet the increasing customer demand for its products, Tanishq made the strategic decision to transfer its system, developed on Oracle APEX (a low-code application development platform), to OCI (Oracle Cloud Infrastructure). This migration to OCI has enabled Tanishq to achieve a cohesive, up-to-date overview of inventory across all stores, facilitating effective management of customer demand. Furthermore, it has allowed Tanishq to optimize inventory levels, ultimately leading to increased revenue generation.

By having instant access to information about available inventory and order completion, Tanishq aims to effectively manage the increased customer demand while also reducing technology support expenses by 30 percent with  Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). 

“With OCI and Oracle APEX, we can scale up easily and transform our inventory tracking and order fulfilment process enabling us to reduce operational costs. Previously, we operated with a time-consuming manual process that could take up to a few days to generate an inventory report, severely hindering our ability to offer our customers more products,” said Srinivasan K, Head of Information Technology, Tanishq.

Recently, Oracle and Uber Technologies, Inc. announced a seven-year strategic cloud partnership to accelerate Uber’s innovation, help deliver new products to market, and drive increased profitability.

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure launched in October 2016 is a platform of cloud services that enable you to build and run a wide range of applications in a highly-available, consistently high-performance environment.