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Jeremy Ashley
Group VP, Oracle [NYSE: ORCL]
Jeremy Ashley is group vice president of the Oracle Applications user experience team. He has an industrial design background and cares deeply about producing a product with a complete, useful user experience.
Ashley has built a large, multidisciplinary organization, bringing together the former user experience teams from Oracle, PeopleSoft, JD Edwards, Siebel, and Agile to meet the challenges of defining and delivering the user experiences of the next generation of enterprise applications.
He previously worked for Taligent and Apple, and formerly supported Oracle’s business intelligence, data warehousing, and corporate performance management applications.
Ashley is a member of the Design Management Institute, a regular contributor to the Computer-Human Interaction (CHI) and Usability Professionals’ Association (UPA) conferences, and publishes regularly about issues relating to design management. He has advanced degrees in industrial design and computer-related design from the Glasgow School of Art and the Royal College of Art in London.
Latest from Jeremy Ashley
1. How has your approach to application design changed during the last five years? How has the cloud impacted this?
Cloud-based enterprise applications are enabling more modern business practices today. The way we work is in transition, and the cloud has dramatically changed the ways that our users can receive and provide data—opening up many new...
