What challenges did Integra LifeSciences face before AI implementation?

On-prem Oracle E-Business and databases were not scaling with growing demand for sales analytics. Reports were slow and often out of date. Integra needed secure high-performance cloud, reliable monitoring and management, disaster recovery, and interoperability between OCI and Azure.

What was the impact of the AI solution?

Reduced nightly data processing time by more than 50%. Daily sales invoice processing time improved by up to 91%. Provisioning a new database went from 10-14 days to minutes. Security alert handling dropped to less than a quarter of prior time.

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Integra LifeSciences enhances multicloud capability with OCI, achieving 90% time savings

Use case typeCloud migrationUpdated 2 days ago

Integra LifeSciences is a multinational medical device company operating in a highly regulated environment. It migrated Oracle E-Business and Oracle databases to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure to improve performance, resiliency, monitoring, and multicloud connectivity with Microsoft Azure. The implementation used Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, Oracle Active Data Guard, OCI Compute, and OCI-Azure Interconnect to support sales analytics, disaster recovery, telemetry, alerting, and automation.

Organization: Integra LifeSciences
Industry: Healthcare
Location: United States
Published: July 2026

Reported outcomes

+91%

daily sales invoice processing time savingsTime & speed

−50%nightly data processing time−99%database provisioning time−75%security alert handling time

Strategic outcomes

Risk & complianceImproved security alert handlingCost efficiencyEnabled small-team DevOps operationsBetter decisions & insightFull-stack visibility across applications and infrastructure

Catalog median for time & speed deployments: +80% across 203 reported metrics. Compare benchmarks →

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1Cloud migration
2Operations optimization
3Executive analytics

On-prem Oracle E-Business and databases were not scaling with growing demand for sales analytics.
Reports were slow and often out of date.
Integra needed secure high-performance cloud, reliable monitoring and management, disaster recovery, and interoperability between OCI and Azure.

Migrated workloads to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.
Used Oracle Active Data Guard for multi-region backup and resiliency.
Used OCI-Azure Interconnect for multicloud analytics.
Added dashboards, telemetry, logging, alerting, and automation for full-stack visibility.

Technologies

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Oracle Active Data Guard OCI Compute OCI-Azure Interconnect

Reduced nightly data processing time by more than 50%.
Daily sales invoice processing time improved by up to 91%.
Provisioning a new database went from 10-14 days to minutes.
Security alert handling dropped to less than a quarter of prior time.

Architecture

Integra migrated Oracle E-Business and Oracle databases to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. The setup included Oracle Active Data Guard for multi-region resiliency, OCI Compute for database provisioning and workloads, and OCI-Azure Interconnect to support multicloud analytics. OCI dashboards, telemetry, logging, alerting, and automation provided cross-tier visibility and operational control.

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Groundedness: 5/5Type: Customer StoryPublished: Jul 11, 2026Publisher: OracleEvidence: PrimaryConfidence: High

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