TLDR: KPMG has launched new AI agent services for data management, built on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) and Oracle AI Agent Studio. These services aim to help organizations tackle complex data challenges, streamline business processes, and enhance productivity by leveraging generative AI and intelligent automation.
KPMG LLP has announced a significant expansion of its artificial intelligence offerings, introducing new AI agent services specifically designed for enterprise data management. These innovative solutions are built upon Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Generative AI Service and Oracle AI Agent Studio for Fusion Applications, marking a strategic collaboration to address critical business challenges.
The initiative comes as data quality and management continue to be a top concern for businesses. According to KPMG’s latest AI Quarterly Pulse Survey, a staggering 64% of leaders anticipate organizational data quality to be their biggest challenge in 2025. KPMG’s new services directly target this pain point by enabling clients to create, extend, deploy, and manage custom AI agents and agent teams tailored to their unique operational needs.
Key features of KPMG’s generative AI data management software suite, hosted on OCI, include a pre-built datastore, a dedicated data management application, a system prompt management layer, and pre-built agents for common business processes. The platform also offers an agent scheduling function and the capability to create sophisticated ‘agentic workflows,’ where multiple AI agents can interact and collaborate to complete complex tasks. These pre-built agents provide natural language access to transactional data, offering a modern alternative to traditional reports and application searches, delivering insights, recommendations, and proactive alerts.
This development builds on KPMG’s earlier launch of Workbench in June, a global AI platform designed for interoperable agent-to-agent communication. Workbench, which is built on Microsoft’s Azure AI Foundry, supports seamless interactions between AI agents from various corporate system vendors, including Oracle, Salesforce, ServiceNow, and Workday. The integration of Oracle’s AI capabilities into Workbench allows clients to select the optimal AI model or agent for each specific task.
Oracle’s AI services are pivotal to this ecosystem, providing robust data management, cloud infrastructure, and agent orchestration capabilities that enhance agent connectivity and accelerate AI adoption. By leveraging OCI Generative AI Service and Oracle AI Agent Studio, KPMG aims to help businesses reduce the time and resources typically required for data integration in routine workflows, thereby improving overall efficiency and insights.
The new AI agent solutions are designed to serve diverse industry sectors. For instance, in Consumer and Retail, KPMG’s AI agents can streamline invoice and payment processes, help navigate supply chain disruptions by identifying spend patterns and cycle time inefficiencies, and provide deeper insights into supplier performance through enhanced contract management. In Financial Services, these agents can assist controllers with intelligent decision-making and accelerate financial close processes.
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KPMG’s commitment to continuously evolving its AI capabilities is evident in its strategy to embed Oracle AI services within its own platforms, such as the KPMG Modern Data Platform—a cloud-native solution for streamlining data infrastructure and accelerating analytics—and KPMG Velocity, which combines business transformation tools with AI and a unified methodology. This comprehensive approach underscores KPMG’s dedication to guiding organizations through their cloud and AI transformation journeys, fostering sustainable growth and improved operational efficiency.
