List of Events at Oracle

Oracle AI World Tour

This is Oracle’s flagship event , the AI-focused evolution taking over The Venetian Convention and Expo Center for four packed days of keynotes, hands-on labs, and product reveals. With 20,000+ attendees and over 1,000 sessions on deck, it’s the single biggest gathering the Oracle community sees all year. Beyond Vegas, the “Tour” portion brings condensed, complimentary one-day stops to cities across the globe throughout the year. So you don’t compulsory need a Vegas trip to get a glimpse of what’s coming.

What you’ll walk away with:

• First look at Oracle’s biggest product announcements across AI Database, Fusion Cloud, and OCI.
• Hands-on lab time with new AI and agentic workflow tools before most of the market has touched them.
• Access to sessions spanning nearly every corner of the Oracle stack, plus Oracle University training and certification exam attempts bundled into most passes.

Why to attend: Every major Oracle announcement from Oracle AI Database updates to Fusion Cloud innovations to fresh OCI capabilities tends to happen here first. The event includes mainstage keynotes with tens of thousands in the room, an entire expo hall of partners and sponsors, and enough networking receptions to fill a week. If you only attend one Oracle event this year, this is probably worth it.

SuiteWorld

Running alongside Oracle AI World, SuiteWorld is the dedicated home turf for the NetSuite community. Expect product roadmaps, customer success stories, practical sessions of NetSuite’s ERP, CRM, and e-commerce capabilities tailored for growing and mid-market businesses that don’t always get the spotlight at large infrastructure-heavy Oracle events.

What you’ll walk away with:

• A front-row seat to NetSuite’s AI-powered finance and close automation roadmap.
• Role-based breakout sessions across finance, supply chain, commerce, and development.
• One-to-one conversation with NetSuite product teams, a rare chance for direct feedback.

Why attend: if NetSuite is your daily driver, this is your shot to actually influence the roadmap, swap notes with fellow admins and consultants, and pick up implementation tricks straight from the experts. It also shares a venue and week with Oracle AI World, so if your org touches both NetSuite and the broader Oracle stack, you can knock out a lot of ground in one trip.

East Coast Oracle Users Conference (ECO)

This one’s a community-driven, user-group-powered event that’s been a fixture for East Coast Oracle professionals for decades. The vibe leans more practitioner-focused than a lot of the bigger shows. Sessions on database administration, applications, and cloud migration are majorly led by peers who’ve actually done the work, and not vendors who pitch products.

What you’ll walk away with:

• Unfiltered, practitioner-to-practitioner advice you won’t hear in a vendor keynote.
• An easy-to-navigate schedule that doesn’t require choosing between overlapping sessions.
• Genuine relationships with regional Oracle professionals you’ll likely meet again.

Why to attend: Smaller crowd, bigger conversations. ECO is ideal for hands-on technical folks who want real talk about real implementations, and not marketing keynotes. It’s the kind of event where you can actually corner a speaker after their session and get a straight answer about what broke during their last upgrade.

DOAG Conference + Exhibition

Germany’s largest independent Oracle user conference, hosted by DOAG (Deutsche ORACLE-Anwendergruppe). With multiple sessions spanning database, cloud, development, and business applications, it’s the go-to event for the DACH region’s Oracle community.

What you’ll walk away with:

• Some of the most technically rigorous content on the entire Oracle conference calendar.
• A direct line into how Germany’s heavily regulated enterprise sector approaches cloud and data sovereignty.
• A multi-day pass covering database, dev, cloud, and applications tracks under one roof.

Why to attend: Deep technical content delivered by practitioners, plus a chance to connect with Europe’s largest Oracle user base all in Germany’s most historic cities. German enterprise IT tends to move deliberately and thoughtfully, so sessions often cover implementation lessons that faster-moving markets haven’t tried yet.

AUSOUG Connect

The Australian Oracle User Group is bringing its signature event to two cities this year, giving Oracle professionals Down Under a local, accessible way to stay on top of database, cloud, and applications trends; so no long-haul flight to the US or Europe required.

What you’ll walk away with:

• Regionally relevant content that accounts for Australia’s specific data residency and compliance landscape.
• Access to two cities in one event cycle, so you can pick whichever is closer or attend both.
• A close-knit networking environment with the professionals actually running Oracle systems across ANZ.

Why to attend: Community-first, locally relevant, and a great way to build your Oracle network across tech hubs. For anyone tired of extended-hour flight travel and the conference budget just to hear the same keynote content, this is the practical, high-value alternative.

UKOUG Conference: Discover

The UK Oracle User Group‘s flagship event pulls together the UK and Ireland’s Oracle community for three days of technical sessions, strategy talks, and networking. Discover has been the anchor event for UK-based DBAs, developers, and applications professionals for a long time now and for good reason.

What you’ll walk away with:

• Strategy-level insight alongside deep technical sessions will be useful whether you’re a hands-on DBA or a decision-maker.
• A benchmark for how UK and Ireland organizations are approaching Oracle cloud migration and AI adoption.
• Direct access to Oracle product teams fielding region-specific questions.

Why to attend: If your Oracle footprint is UK or Ireland-based, this is the essential event to benchmark strategy against your peers and hear directly from Oracle product teams. London’s central location also makes it one of the easier flagship events to justify to a budget-conscious manager, without sacrificing the quality of content.

ANDOUC Analytics & Data Summit

Looking ahead to 2027, the Analytics and Data Summit zeroes in on Oracle Analytics, data visualization, and business intelligence. This summit is perfect for data teams looking to turn Oracle’s analytics stack into real business insight rather than another underused dashboard license.

What you’ll walk away with:

• Practical techniques to get more adoption of Oracle Analytics Cloud within your organization.
• A focused look at how AI is changing self-service BI and data storytelling.
• Peer benchmarks from other data teams solving the same “great tools, low adoption” problem.

Why attend: It’s a focused event for analytics and BI professionals who want real product depth over broad brand marketing. Because it’s smaller and more specialized, you’ll spend way less time sifting through irrelevant sessions than you would at one of the massive flagship shows.

BLUEPRINT 4D

Hosted by Quest Oracle Community, BLUEPRINT 4D brings together Oracle applications and technology professionals for a comprehensive, community-led learning experience. It covers from JD Edwards to Oracle Cloud Applications.

What you’ll walk away with:

• Cross-product coverage that spans legacy JD Edwards environments and modern Oracle Cloud Applications.
• Implementation-focused sessions built by people who’ve really run these migrations.
• A community network you can lean on long after the conference badge comes off.

Why to attend: A strong pick for organizations running Oracle’s broader applications portfolio who want practical, implementation-focused content. If you’re using older on-prem systems and a cloud migration roadmap at the same time, this is one of the few events built specifically for that in-between reality.

Ascend

Another Quest Oracle Community production, Ascend is built for the PeopleSoft and broader Oracle applications community. It focuses strongly on HCM, ERP, and applications strategy.

What you’ll walk away with:

• Deep, PeopleSoft-specific technical content that larger generalist shows simply don’t have room for.
• Applications strategy sessions covering HCM and ERP modernization paths.
• A community of applications professionals who show up every year.

Why attend: if PeopleSoft or applications modernization is anywhere on your roadmap, Ascend gives you targeted, practitioner-driven content that’s hard to find at the bigger generalist shows. And with Houston sitting right in the central US, it’s an easy tack-on if you’re already planning to hit other Quest Oracle Community events that year.

ODTUG Kscope

Kscope‘s got a bit of a legendary reputation in Oracle circles: a five-day, deep-in-the-weeds technical conference run by the Oracle Development Tools User Group. It spans a lot of territory, from EPM and analytics to APEX and database development, and is known for two things in particular: a tight-knit, genuinely passionate community, and some of the most technically rigorous sessions you’ll find anywhere on the Oracle calendar.

What you’ll walk away with:

• Genuinely advanced content; this isn’t a conference built around 101-level sessions.
• Direct access to Oracle ACEs and product experts across EPM, APEX, and database development.
• The community feels people keep talking about, the reason so many attendees come back year after year.

Why it’s worth going: Developers and technical architects consistently rank Kscope among the best Oracle conferences out there, both for the hands-on learning and for the peer connections you actually walk away with. Five days is a real commitment, sure, but that’s also the point: it gives you room to actually go deep on a few things instead of skimming the surface of a dozen.