Oracle
AI World '25
6,700
Assets Produced
400TB
Data Processed by media server in 24 hrs
200+
On-Site Team Members
700FT
LED Width
1,400
Tiles in General Session
18,000
Attendees




CHALLENGE
2025 marked a pivotal year for Oracle with the rebrand of its flagship conference from Oracle Cloud World to Oracle AI World, signaling a major shift in both technology strategy and market positioning. Oracle turned to INVNT to deliver a bigger, better experience than 2024—now centered around AI. This strategic pivot occurred mid-preproduction, requiring INVNT to reimagine the show’s narrative, creative, and technical systems while scaling the experience for 18,000 live attendees across the Venetian. The scope included keynote creative, breakout content systems, digital signage, motion graphics, wayfinding, and end-to-end creative and production support.
STRATEGY
INVNT built a fully integrated show look and content ecosystem, evolving Oracle’s visual identity frameworks — Macro, Micro, Pattern — into an abstract, modular stage design system that prioritized clarity, momentum, and flexibility. The keynote visual environment hosting Larry Ellison Co founder, Executive Chairman of the Board, and Chief Technology Officer of Oracle, alongside Clay Magouyrk and Mike Sicilia, Oracle’s joint Chief Executive Officers, spanned seven screens, including three center ultrawides, left and right 16:9 screens, intermediate displays, LED audience ribbons, and overhead ribbons delivering live messaging. Every element was designed to read as a single cinematic canvas, yet be modular enough to shift tone and function across product demos, customer proof points, and leadership talks.To support scale, INVNT created a motion graphics toolkit for all keynote needs — stings, transitions, speaker cards, quote frames, demo containers — and built a chaptered system of evolving visual themes, from macro zooms to shape clusters, reflecting the story arc of AI through human design. We extended the visual language across the entire event, from massive lobby displays to directional signage, breakout rooms, and digital assets. Each breakout track received its own scalable system of branded templates, allowing dozens of rooms to feel unique yet cohesive. INVNT supported the full run of show through rehearsals, on-site iterations, and content management across hundreds of presenters and sessions.