New Oracle Partnership Strengthens Canadian Procurement

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Oracle is sourcing its AI cloud solutions for an Canadian procurement group. (Credit: Oracle)
Oracle and CloudAvanti are expanding access to AI-powered cloud ERP solutions through the Canoe Procurement Group, supporting digital procurement

Oracle Fusion Cloud has appointed digital consulting firm CloudAvanti as an approved provider of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) implementation and Application Managed Services (AMS) through the Canoe Procurement Group of Canada's ERP Programme.

The partnership expands procurement options for public sector organisations looking to modernise their enterprise systems while increasing access to Oracle Fusion Cloud's AI-powered capabilities. Through the platform, organisations can automate manual tasks, enhance reporting and improve analytics and gain greater visibility into business operations.

The Canoe ERP Programme forms part of the Canada Enterprise Resource Planning Programme, providing eligible members with access to pre-qualified ERP software providers and implementation partners through an established procurement framework.

Oracle is sourcing its AI cloud solutions for an Canadian procurement group. (Credit: Unsplash))

By streamlining the procurement process, organisations can adopt cloud technologies more efficiently while reducing the complexity typically associated with large-scale digital transformation projects.

Supporting Canada's public sector

The Canoe Procurement Group of Canada is one of the country's leading public sector purchasing organisations, supporting more than 6,000 municipalities, public sector entities and not-for-profit organisations. Through collective purchasing agreements, members gain access to vetted suppliers, competitive pricing and simplified procurement processes.

The programme is available to participating organisations across Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Ontario, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Labrador, Prince Edward Island, the Northwest Territories, Nunavut and Yukon.

CloudAvanti went through the same rigorous, competitive evaluation as every supplier on our ERP roster.

Maria Belfry, Supplier Development Manager at the Canoe Procurement Group of Canada

CloudAvanti's inclusion on the ERP Programme provides members with an additional approved supplier for both Oracle Fusion Cloud implementation and long-term managed services, giving organisations greater flexibility when planning ERP modernisation projects.

Maria Belfry, Supplier Development Manager at the Canoe Procurement Group of Canada, says: “CloudAvanti went through the same rigorous, competitive evaluation as every supplier on our ERP roster.

Maria Belfry, Supplier Development Manager at the Canoe Procurement Group of Canada

“Their addition gives our members a strong option for both implementation and AMS when they are planning an ERP modernisation using Oracle Cloud.”

Enabling long-term Oracle Cloud transformation

Beyond implementation, the partnership is designed to support organisations throughout the lifecycle of their Oracle Cloud deployments. The Canoe ERP framework guides members from defining business requirements and preparing a scope of work through to selecting ERP software, implementation partners and finalising procurement agreements.

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Josh Mills, Chief Executive Officer & Managing Director at CloudAvanti, adds: “Key considerations for public sector Oracle Cloud programs are delivery discipline and pragmatic innovation, and both have to carry through implementation and into AMS after go-live. That is what CloudAvanti offers its clients.

Josh Mills, Chief Executive Officer & Managing Director at CloudAvanti

“Being named an approved supplier on the Canoe ERP program gives eligible public sector and not-for-profit organisations a practical way to engage CloudAvanti for Oracle Cloud implementation and managed services through a procurement process they already understand and trust.

Indigenous Procurement

Furthermore, Uber Canada is backing the Canadian Council for Indigenous Business (CCIB) to launch an upgraded Indigenous Procurement Marketplace, expanding digital commerce avenues for Indigenous communities.

This marketplace connects Certified Indigenous Businesses (CIBs) with corporations and organizations dedicated to Indigenous procurement.

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  • Josh Mills

    Chief Executive Officer & Managing Director at CloudAvanti,

  • Maria Belfry

    Supplier Development Manager at the Canoe Procurement Group of Canada