Oracle Fusion Applications are a suite of enterprise-level applications from Oracle Corporation. They include a wide range of functions, from financials and human capital management to supply chain management and customer relationship management. They are designed to work with other Oracle products, such as Oracle’s middleware, database technologies, and business intelligence offerings, but they can also work with non-Oracle technologies.

Here are some key features of Oracle Fusion Applications:

1. Modular Design: Each module (like Financials, Procurement, Project Portfolio Management, etc.) can function independently, so a company can choose to implement only the modules it needs.

2. Unified Data Model: The applications share a common data model, which means they can easily exchange and make use of information from other applications in the suite.

3. Role-Based Access Control (RBAC): Security is finely grained, enabling control over who can see and do what with sensitive company data.

4. Standards-Based Technology: Fusion Applications are built using industry-standard technologies such as Java, SQL, XML, and web services, which makes it easier for companies to integrate them with other systems.

5. Embedded Business Intelligence: Oracle has embedded BI throughout Fusion Applications, making it easier for users to access the information they need to make informed business decisions.

6. User Experience: Oracle has invested heavily in making Fusion Applications easy to use, with intuitive user interfaces and the ability to customize the appearance and functionality to meet users’ needs.

7. Flexible Deployment Options: Companies can choose to deploy Fusion Applications on-premises, in the Oracle Cloud, or in a hybrid model that uses both.

8. Integrated Social and Collaboration Tools: These tools are designed to help teams work more efficiently and effectively by making it easier to share information and collaborate on tasks.