Oracle Says SharkNinja Runs Finance On Fusion AI
SharkNinja, the company behind the Shark and Ninja home appliance brands, now runs finance and supply chain on Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications. Oracle announced it today at Oracle AI World in Las Vegas.
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SharkNinja makes Shark and Ninja home appliances. Oracle says its finance and supply chain now run on Oracle AI.
Oracle announced today that SharkNinja runs Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications as its system of record for finance and supply chain.
The company ran customized legacy technology. Processes were fragmented, data was disconnected, and spreadsheet reporting produced inconsistent numbers.
Oracle says embedded AI handles routine finance tasks and recommends actions. It flags errors in the electronic trading documents carrying orders.
This is Oracle's own announcement at its own conference. It gives no cost, no timeline, and no numbers on the work automated.
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- Every narrated claim maps to a sentence in Oracle's own press release dated October 26, 2026, titled Oracle Helps SharkNinja Power Up Its AI Strategy, issued at Oracle AI World in Las Vegas. Hook: the release identifies SharkNinja as a global product design and technology company whose brands are Shark and Ninja, and its subhead states that SharkNinja is using AI-powered Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications to automate work across finance and supply chain. Scene one: the release states that with Oracle Fusion Applications as its unified system of record, SharkNinja has standardized processes, increased automation, and connected finance and supply chain on an integrated suite; the word today reflects the October 26, 2026 press release dateline. Scene two: the release states that as SharkNinja expanded globally its highly customized legacy technology environment created fragmented processes, disconnected data, spreadsheet-heavy reporting, and multiple versions of the truth, which the narration states plainly as inconsistent numbers. Scene three: the release states that SharkNinja is using AI embedded across Oracle Fusion Applications to complete tasks, generate content, and provide insights and recommendations, and that it uses AI to identify and flag integration errors including issues with electronic trading document transactions so teams resolve problems faster and keep orders and data flowing. Scene four: the document is a vendor press release published by Oracle at Oracle's own conference, and its only quotes come from an Oracle executive vice president and SharkNinja's own chief technology officer. It contains no dollar value, no contract size, no go-live date, no rollout stage, and no metric for how much work the AI automated. YouTube transcript research returned zero usable transcripts for this story, so this first-party release is the sole source. The script adds no metrics, costs, timelines, analyst reaction, stock movement, or competitor comparisons.(Oracle's own press release, dated October 26, 2026, headlined Oracle Helps SharkNinja Power Up Its AI Strategy, announced at Oracle AI World in Las Vegas.)