Oracle Health and Life Sciences Strengthens Industry Ecosystem with Enhanced Partner Program

Extending the benefits of the Oracle partner program, Oracle Health and Life Sciences is expanding its offering to incorporate more training and accreditation for healthcare and life sciences verticals. The enhanced program will strengthen collaboration between the Oracle Health and Life Sciences team and a broad ecosystem of systems integrators and consultancies to accelerate deployment and adoption of innovative technology that helps customers achieve their business and clinical objectives. Taking advantage of these new Oracle partner program services will help members create new market opportunities, catalyze industry transformation, and support greater customer success.

"Healthcare providers and administrators around the world are craving innovation that improves care, reduces their administrative burden, and makes their day-to-day work easier and more effective," said Seema Verma, executive vice president and general manager, Oracle Health and Life Sciences. "As we continue delivering transformative, AI-fueled technology to the market, expanding our work with partners will extend our reach and accelerate our ability to help more customers achieve their clinical and operational goals."

Building on the robust training, certification, technical support, and go-to-market collaboration offered in Oracle's partner program, the enhanced Health and Life Sciences Partner Success program now includes:

• A new training academy which shares internal Oracle Health product and implementation training for the first time, allowing members of the program to build the subject matter expertise required to deliver greater customer success.
• New Oracle Health certification badges that consultants can use to highlight proficiency and expertise upon completion of Partner Training Academy tracks.
• Dedicated Oracle Health partner success managers to onboard new partners and assist with adoption of all new program features and delivery standards.