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A
BUSINESS
PRESPECTIVE
OF
ORACLE E-BUSINESS
SUITE
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THE COMPANY
§Founded in 1977
§2nd largest software supplier in the world
§Revenues over $8 billion in 1998
§41,000 employees worldwide, 16,000 U.S.
Ø Reflects total company and not just application business.
§More than 6,000 customers in 76 countries.
§1997 ERP market share was 8.3% of total ERP license revenue.
Ø 50% of applications revenue came from services.
§Oracle’s applications license revenue is growing at 18% a year;
significantly less than its rivals.

§Within the overall rubric of Oracle Applications,
Oracle Corporation's E-Business Suite ("EB-Suite" or "EBS")
consists of a collection of enterprise resource planning
(ERP), customer relationship management (CRM), and
supply-chain management (SCM) computer applications
either developed by or acquired by Oracle.
§The E-Business Suite (current version: 12, released January
31, 2007), contains several product lines, including:

ü Oracle CRM
ü Oracle Financials
ü Oracle HRMS
ü Oracle Mobile Supply Chain Applications
ü Oracle Order Management
ü Oracle Project Portfolio Management
ü Oracle Quotes
ü Oracle Transportation Management
ü Oracle Warehouse Management Systems

Index
•
Integrated, Global Application
•
Oracle Apps Family
•
Global / Local Approach
• Services Offered
•
Methodology

Oracle Apps Briefing
INTEGRATED GLOBAL APPLICATION

Fully Integrated, Global Application
SUPPLY CHAIN
MANAGEMENT
CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP
MANAGEMENT
MANUFACTURING
HUMAN RESOURCES
FINANCE
PROJECTS
Finance
WORKFLOW

Index
• Integrated, Global Application
•
Oracle Apps Family
• Global / Local Approach
• Methodology
• Project Experience

Oracle Apps Family
ORACLE E-BUSINESS SUITE
CRM HUMAN FINANCIALS SCM MANUFAC -

RESOURCES PROJECTS
TURING
SELF-SERVICE
BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE
Oracle Web Employees
LOCAL EXTENSIONS
VERTICAL EXTENSIONS

Index
•
Integrated, Global Application
• Oracle Apps Family
• Methodology
•
Project Experience

Local / Global Approach
OCAL REPORTING
GLOBAL CORE
STATUTORY RULES
CULTURAL PROCESSES

Index
•
Services Offering
• Methodology
•
Project Experience

Service Offering
THINK BUILD OPERATE
SOLUTION ACCELERATORS PROCESS DOMAIN TOOLS
CONSULTING CUSTOMIZATION SUPPORT
• Roll-out support
• ERP Assessment and • Requirement Study
• Design & Development
• Enhancements to
Health-check Customizations
• Product Selection • Integration
• Product support
• System Performance • Integrate Legacy systems
• System Administration
Tuning to OA • System/Application
• Upgrade Assessment • Develop Custom APIs
• Tuning and patching
IMPLEMENTATION UPGRADE SPECIAL

OFFERINGS
• Business process study
• Upgrade to 11i
• Business process Mapping
• Maintenance upgrade • Center of Excellence
• Gap Analysis
• Rollout Assessment
• Functional and Regression
• Configuration
• Go-Live Support Testing

Implemented Modules Of Oracle Apps
CRM HRMS PROJECTS
• Core-HR • Daily business intelligence for projects

• Oracle Marketing • Payroll
• Oracle Sales • Self-Service
• Billing
• Collaboration
• Oracle Services • Advanced Benefits
• Contracts
• Oracle Partner • OTL
• Costing
Relationship Management • Ilearning (OTA)
• Portfolio Analysis
• Analytics • Irecruitment
• Time and Labour
• HR Intelligence
• Project Resource Management
FINANCIALS
MANUFACTURING SCM
• General ledger • Inventory • Procurement
• Assets
• Cash management
• Bill of materials • Manufacturing
• Work in progress • Order management
• Payables / receivables
• Engineering • Product lifecycle management
• Financial analyzer
• Mrp • Supply Chain Execution & Planning
• Enterprise planning &
• Cost • Logistics
budgeting

Index
• Services Offering
• Methodology

Methodology
• New 11i end-to-end Implementations or module add-ons in existing
implementations
or up gradations to new versions
• Project management
§ Schedules
§ Deliverables
§ Quality Management
•
Requirement Analysis
•
Solution Function design
• Gap Fitment Analysis
• Customization Development
•
Conference Room Pilots (CRP) - Iterative approach
•
Comprehensive User Training
• Production Instance Setup & Deployment with proven successful Go-live strategies
•
Production Readiness Assessment, Cut-over Activities, Data Migration & Go – live
• Post implementation Support & Maintenance

Index
• ERP Customer Stats
•
Services Offering
• Methodology

Oracle Application
Integration: Overview
and Vision

Integration
“35% of all IT spending is for application integration”

Gartner Group
“60% of the implementation cost of an ERP package is spent on

integration.”
Meta Group
“50% of my IT budget is spent on interfacing.”

CIO, Major Insurance Company
Forrester Research

Current IT Situation
App App App App App
App
App
App App App App
App App
App App
App App App
App App
App
App App App
App App App
App
App App App
App App App
App App App App App App
Huge Diverse Portfolio: Legacy Applications, Application Suites,

New Applications

Business Challenges
Be Responsive
Speed of business
Business process changes
Regulations compliance
Get more from your IT investments
Utilize existing systems better
Consolidate
Get more from your employees
Automate and act on exceptions
Monitor and fix issues proactively
Integration
Integration connects diverse data, applications
and people within and outside the enterprise.
Database
CRM
ERP
Partners Data & Applications People

Integrated Application
Suite
Helps, but does not solve all integration problems.
 
Expense Indirect
Management Spend
Finance Purchasing
 
Configuration Web Store
Engine
Supply Chain Sales
 
Service Recruitment
Contracts
Service HR
 
Email Time
Marketing Reporting
Marketing Projects

Point to Point Integration
Custom tactical solutions don’t scale and are hard
to maintain.
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Integration Platform
Right choice. Lower cost, scalable and manageable.
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Platform
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Business Process Management
Business Events Error Handling Process Management Workflow
Trading Process Optimization Organizational Management Process Automation

Business
Partner Activity
Management Monitoring
Data Management Alerts
Profile Management Transformation Translation Validation Visual Tools Reporting
Exchange Formats Metadata Repository Data Internationalization Logging

Industry Processes Auditing
Data Mining
Connection & Messaging Services

Message Protocols Delivery Protocols Routing Adapters

Integration Platform:
Connectivity
Data Broad Connectivity via Adapters
Source Standards (JCA) based adapters
Technology adapters
Applications adapters
Adapter Legacy/Mainframe adapters
Translate Standards based Adapter Framework
Transform
Validate

Integration Platform:
General
Single Platform
EAI, B2B, BPM, BAM
Model-driven
Flexible to adapt to business needs
Customizable for different groups
Preserve Intellectual Property across revisions
Standards-based
Easy to learn and understand
Easy to find resources
Preserves Intellectual Property in a neutral format
Easy to connect to other systems

Integration Platform: Value Adds
Packaged Value Added Services
Process Monitoring
Activity Monitoring
Process Optimization
Extends E-Business Suite
B2B and Business Flow accelerators
Platform to Build Composite Applications
Integrated Development Platform
Add Custom components
Integrated Portal Platform

Product Space Need
Application Networks Extend Business Flows
BPO, BAM Activity Monitoring and Optimization
BPM Workflow, Business Process Orchestration
B2Bi Business Partner Integration
EAI/A2A Process Integration
Message Broker Data Integration
Portals Content Aggregation
EII Data Synthesis
AppServer, Messaging Code Based Integration
ETL Data Warehousing
Replication – File, DB Data Replication

Portals, J2EE
Product Space Product
Application Networks ProcessConnect + Oracle EBS
BPO, BAM ProcessConnect
BPM ProcessConnect
B2Bi ProcessConnect + Industry Solutions
EAI/A2A ProcessConnect + Adapters
Message Broker InterConnect + Adapters
Portals Content Aggregation
EII Data Synthesis
AppServer, Messaging Code Based Integration
ETL Data Warehousing
Replication – File, DB Data Replication

Database
Product Space Product
Application Networks Oracle AppServer Integration
BPO, BAM Oracle AppServer Integration
BPM Oracle AppServer Integration
B2Bi Oracle AppServer Integration
EAI/A2A Oracle AppServer Integration
Message Broker Oracle AppServer Integration
Portals Oracle Portals
EII Oracle Portals - XQuery Support
AppServer, Messaging Oracle JMS, OC4J
ETL Oracle Data Warehouse
Replication – File, DB Oracle Streams

Other Considerations
O/S and Hardware
O/S and Hardware agnostic
Scale up incrementally
Cost of ownership
Cost of ‘total’ software, services and support
Complete, Integrated, standards based platform
Integrated administration and management
Vendor Considerations
Stable and viable
Strategic focus on integration
Focus on reliability and performance

Future Trends
Integration will become mainstream
Standards will become established
Simplicity and Cost will be
important
Packaged solutions for faster
implementation
Expanding scope
Integrated platforms - IDE,
AppServers, Portals, Integration, BI
for app building
Vendor consolidation
Oracle Roadmap
Mainstream product
Continue to adopt and extend Standards
Continue to simplify design, develop, build, deploy,
manage cycle
Introduce accelerator packs for faster implementation
Expand scope and unify
Continue to unify environment for all components
Expand feature set – monitoring, optimization
Promote Integration outsourcing
Offer outsourcing options

Oracle Solution
Be Responsive
Event driven real-time connectivity
Model driven systems for rapid changes
Pre-built Industry Solutions for faster deployments
Get more from your IT investments
Leverage using Service Oriented Architecture
Complete and Integrated Offering
Hardware and O/S agnostic
Get more from your employees
Automate Business Processes
View and act on exceptions
Monitor your key metrics

Summary
Only Oracle provides the complete integration platform

for all your integration needs, today and tomorrow.

Oracle DEMOGrounds
Automate and Optimize Business Processes
Integration for DBAs

Demo and Hands-on Lab
Extend the Oracle E-Business Suite
Real-Time Process Monitoring with Oracle Portal

The Beauty of Oracle’s
Web Enabled
Applications
January 2010

Agenda
Problem Statement
Solution
Oracle’s Response
Conclusion

Problem Statement
Reports and
Disparate Intelligence Tools
Reporting
Solutions
Application Applications
Fragmentation
Data Separation –
non relational Database
Lack of
Standardisation
Local as opposed
to shared working
environments
Solution – Web Services
Applications on Demand
Secure and Universal Access
Business Integration
Reports and
Intelligence Tools
Web
Applications
Database

The Oracle
Information
Unified data model
Architecture
Accessible by anyone, with any
device
Global
Configurable
Open

Oracle Product Specific
Solutions
This presentation will look at Web ADI.
It’s primary purpose is to encourage
attendees to look at having all of
these products running via a single
web interface through 11i E-Business
Suite.

Web ADI – Product
Roadmap
Web ADI
Journal Wizard – Released
Asset Wizard – Assets Team
Inventory Wizard – Assets Team
Budget Wizard – Patch Set E
Report Manager
Report Submission and Publishing –
Patch Set G
Report Wizard – Patch Set H
Web ADI – Journal Creation

Web ADI – Coming in
11.5.10
General Ledger
Upload daily rates
Upload and download historical rates
Upload Journals
Financials Intelligence
Upload budget and forecast
information

11.5.10
Project Accounting
Download lists of projects, issues and
change documents
Download and upload budget and
forecast information
Student Systems
Download student lists
Download and upload unit grades
and assessment item outcomes
Download and upload progression
11.5.10
Engineering Online
Download and upload items in the
engineering Catalog
Sales Compensation
Download commission statement
Internal Controls Manager
Upload all risk library objects –
processes,
risks, controls, and audit procedures
11.5.10
Public Sector Financials International
Download and upload Inflation Accounting data
Trade Management
Create resale data (point of sales or indirect
sales data)
Customer or partner claim reason codes
Upload customer or partner claims

Web ADI - Internet
Computing Architecture
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Browser
Java
Application
Browser
Server

What is OFA?
Oracle Financial Analyzer is a pre-

packaged Online Analytical Processing
(OLAP) application built with a Visual
Basic front-end and an Oracle Express
multi-dimensional data structure back-
end. It is tightly integrated with Oracle
General Ledger.

Financial Analyzer
Highlights
Intuitive, easy information access
OFA is an “End-User Managed” Application
Utilizes Oracle Express, a specialized OLAP database
designed for powerful analysis, fast reporting, computations
and modeling
Robust Data Security by user at several levels:
Financial Data Item (locking Actuals, Budget, etc.)
Dimension level (e.g. CCtr)
Deployment Architecture Flexibility
centralized (server based), distributed, stand alone
Integrated with Oracle GL via GL Link, but can run
independently

Oracle Financial Analyzer -
Interface
The Financial Analyzer Web interface provides access to
reports, graphs, and data entry forms through a Web
browser.

Benefits of Web Publishing
Uses standard browser - no client s/w

Currently no license fee for web-only
users
Accesses the Shared database
Simplifies administration
Minimizes disk usage
Tremendous flexibility in distributing
specific slices of data to subsets of
users
Limitations of Web
Publishing
Provides read-only access
Calculated rows & columns do not
display
Calculated FDIs and Models can be
substituted
Numeric scaling does not work
Various formatting features do not
work
Licensing rules may change
Oracle Financial Analyzer –
Setup Information
System Requirements
In addition to the standard Financial Analyzer server
components, the following server components must be
installed:
Express Server, including Oracle Express Web Agent. The
following configuration options must be selected in Express
Configuration Manager:
The Web Authentication Type property on the Web Agent
tab must be set to BASIC
The Require Password Encryption property on the Security
tab must be set to NO
A supported Web server such as Apache

Oracle Financial Analyzer –
Set up steps
Browser requirements
Users must have the appropriate
browser installed on the PC.
User requirements
To access Financial Analyzer through
the Web interface, you must have a
valid user ID. You must also be set
up as a user in Financial Analyzer.
Methods of Access
Financial Analyzer can be configured
for direct access, or for access
OFA – architecture
OFA/Express Server OFA/Express Client
Browser
Application Server
Express
Database
Oracle GL
EBS Database

Enterprise
Product to be released end of
Budgeting
September, 2004
Delivered as part of Oracle
Applications, but can be run
standalone
Delivered as a patch to Oracle
Applications 11.5.9
Included as part of the rapid
install for 11.5.10
Backports of EPB to 11.5.8 or
earlier are not feasible
Requires Oracle9i Database
9.2.0.5 plus OLAP Option
If a customer has 10.7 or 11.0.x
or no Oracle Applications, then
the product can be a
standalone solution
Conclusions
Web Services provide you with
Platform independent solutions for
your application and reporting needs.
Use the Oracle Tools together to
support your strategy.
Oracle’s web strategy and associated
products allow you to adopt a web
services strategy in your
organisation.

SERVICE ORIENTED
ARCHITECTURE (SOA)

Agenda
 Business Drivers and Pain Points
Oracle Solution
• Business Process Management
• Business Rules
• Business Activity Monitoring
• Oracle Data Integrator
Oracle SOA Roadmap

IT Challenge
Stove-Piped, Monolithic Applications
Application 1 Application 2 Application 3 Application n
Channels
Presentation rendering
Inflexible, Inefficient, Hard to Maintain
Business processes Hard to adapt to changing business requirements
•
Duplication of functionality means wasted resources

•
• Small fixes require large investments of time and labor

Integration represents 80% of IT Budget
Business rules & logic∗+ /−
•
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Data Integration
& transformation
Data schemas

Heterogeneous
Environment
Wireless / Mobile
Portal
DCPDS
3rd Party
Oracle_DCPDS.JPG
Batch Processing
Data
Aggregation/Synch
BAM
Database Warehouse
Mainframe

IT Solution: SOA
Build Applications Effectively
Flexible Architecture
Application Stove Piping
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Two basic concepts:
Services: also known as components, business functions, or “web services”
Examples: Create Invoice
Delete Account
Orchestration: the combining of services into business processes
Advantages: Build and integrate quickly - without software coding/development
Handle errors easily and elegantly

SOA Defined
Service-Oriented Architecture is an approach to:
 Rationalize enterprise integration

 Enable new breeds of process driven applications
 Re-use existing services to build new value
mainframe credit check + CRM + web portal + extra logic

= new online instant credit check
 SOA heavily relies on standards to ease system connectivity

and preserve investment:
• Standard data format
• Standard interface definitions
• Standard wire protocols
• Standard security protocols

SOA Enabled System
Portal
EnvironmentWireless / Mobile
DCPDS sSimplified and

common:
© Integration /
Automation
© Administration
3rd Party
Middleware © Security
Batch Processing s Total visibility
Web services sEnable runtime
Data changes
Aggregation/Sy
nch
BAM sStandards-based
plug&play
Datab Wareh © Web Services &
Mainframe ase ouse
“SOA”

Basic Components of a
SOA Build/re-use
ESB
Services
WEB or LEGACY
Connect
BPEL
IF
SERVICES
ADAPTERS
LEGACY Route & Transform
SYSTEM
ESB
RULES
ENGINE
WEB
WEB
Externalize business
rules
SERVICE
SERVICE IF
HUMAN RULES ENGINE

Orchestrate
WORKFLOW
BPEL/BPM ENGINE
Involve human
WEB
LEGACY
beings
SERVICE
SYSTEM HUMAN
Secure
WORKFLOW
GLOBAL SECURITY
FRAMEWORK

How SOA Promotes
Business Agility
 Greater enterprise flexibility
 Automate end-to-end processes
 Share and integrate while maintaining
ownership control
 Improved visibility
 Increase IT efficiency
• Greater interoperability
• Increase reuse and leverage existing system assets
• Enable graceful migration from legacy systems
 Reduce integration, maintenance, and
operational cost
 Smaller business IT gap

Where Does Business Process
Management (BPM) Fit In?
Compliance Outsourcing
Regulation Revenue
Control
Market Share Globalization
Business Business
Innovation Business Efficiency
Agility
Manufacturing
Development
Procurement
Logistics
Services
Finance
Sales
Information Technology Architecture
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SOA/BPM – Enabling Collaboration
Between Business and IT
Business IT
Business Analyst
s Social environment Process

s Systematic
©
structure
LOB Process Administrator
Organization Owner © Hardware
Process Architect/
© Employees © Software
Business Engineer
s Constantly s Desire to minimize
changing external frequency of
influence change
s Need to change s Able to implement
processes Developer process change in
daily/weekly months
Business
s Highly dynamic End User
s Stable and tested
environment systems
s Measure: s Measure: Service
Profitability Level
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SOA/BPM with Oracle
Business Business Process
Process
 Comprehensive and Integrated Monitori Model
Analysis (BPA)
• Complete & Integrated Application ng

(BAM) Simulate
Architecture, Single Vendor
Optimize BPM
 Service Oriented Architecture & BPM Lifecycle
Enabled Implement
• Flexible and Extensible Architecture that is
Deploy
Standards Based Monitor Execute
Business Process
• BPM integration for true top down modeling Execution (BPE)
 Full SOA Life Cycle Support
• Plan, Design & Develop, Integrate,
Orchestrate, Secure, Manage, Monitor, and Integrate
Change Develop
 Integrated, Intelligent and Secured

Applications Plan,
Change
• Increase Business Agility and Employee Orchestrate
Productivity
 Increase Scalability and Reliability
• Lower Cost, Flexible Hardware Architecture Access
Deploy
(Grid) Secure,
Monitor &
Manage

Oracle SOA
Solution Components

Oracle’s SOA Platform Key Features
Oracle WebCenter Suite  100% BPEL Support
Oracle Oracle Business Activity Monitor (BAM)  Extensible Human
JDev Workflow
Oracle BPEL Process Manager
Oracle  Flexible Rules
BPA
Suite Integration
fx  Integrated Business
BPEL Process Workflow Rules Activity Monitor
 JCA/WSIF Binding
Framework
Registry Oracle Enterprise Service Bus
Transformation | Routing | Messaging | Registry  Integrated ESB,
Registry, WSM
Metadata  SOA enabled user
store
interaction layer
In Memory JCA CLR JCA
REST SOAP
 Unified enterprise
management
 Integrated development
Java,
Other
Oracle Apps,
Siebel, SAP,
.Net,
C#
Yahoo!
Amazon
Mainframe,
IMS, CICS
Biz Partners
RN, EDI
environment
services Peoplesoft
Oracle Application Server / Oracle Enterprise Manager

Oracle Business Rules

Business Activity
Monitoring
BAM Architect  BAM Studio  BAM Viewer
Real-time KPIs
JDeveloper,
Eclipse 
BPEL
Designer
 Thin Browser GUI
 Role Based Access
 Live Display Technology
 Portal Compatible
 Embedded actions and
BPEL Process Manager
alerts
Built-in Integration Services  Highly Scalable three-tier
architecture
 Feeds BPEL, JMS, DB,
MSMQ
BPEL
Console

Oracle Data Integrator
 E-L-T Architecture Next Generation Architecture
• High Performance data Integration

• Re-use of existing IT resources and skills
“E-LT”
 Declarative Design Transform
Extract Load
Transform
• Focus on the process instead of the

technical details
• Improved developer productivity
ODI Declarative Design
 Knowledge Modules
• Encapsulate technical best practices for 1 2
the most used data sources
• Built-in templates for reverse-engineering
heterogonous sources, optimized loading
and integration, data quality enforcement
KMs
and change data capture
Knowledge Modules

Oracle Service Registry
(UDDI)
Provides visibility into services, service
providers and related resources across the
enterprise
Policy Manager
Policies
Oracle Application Server

Services, BPEL Processes, ESBs
SOA Repository
XSDs, XSLTs, Etc.

Oracle Web Services
BUILD
Policies
ENFORCE
Policies
Manager
MONITOR
Policies
Deployment as Gateway
Process or as Embedded
Agents
Policy
Gateway
Policy
Policy Agents Oracle Enterprise
Manager
Manager
Web Services
Providing a common framework for

securing Web Services
SOA Suite 10.1.3 – Award-Winning
Product
“Oracle SOA Suite
Independent - Excellent”
Evaluation by InfoWorld, Published Jan 2007
“I found Oracle SOA Suite, hands

down, the most comprehensive and
easy to use product on the market
today.”
“When it comes to message routing and

services orchestration, Oracle SOA Suite
meets or exceeds most needs for
governance, security, insight, and
optimization at a price that’s hard to
beat.”
“Bottom Line: The Oracle SOA Suite pulls

together top-notch governance,
business rules, security, and business
activity monitoring into an ESB package
replete with native BPEL orchestration
and human workflow integration”

Summary - Product
Data
Service Bus
Strategy
Process Adapters & Business Business
Integration Orchestration Service-Oriented Architecture
B2B Events & BAM Rules
Integration
Services Component Architecture Runtime

Web Services Foundation – JAX-*, WS-*, WS-I
High Speed Pluggable Transport & Connectivity
Java EE Application Server (Hot Pluggable)
Legacy/
Databases Mainframe Applications Web Services Messaging/JMS XML

LIVE EXAMPLES
IN
BUSINESS
ORGANIZATIONS

LIVE EXAMPLE- I
Implementation
in a
Wanbury Ltd. with 8 FDA units and functions around 75 countries in the world has gone for
implementation
BUSINESS DRIVERS MAJOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Pharmaceuticals
• To implement Oracle Apps with all modules to
make online function
•
•
Use AIM Methodology
Customized self-service screens
• To support the benefits enrollment of 5500
•
Provided time card entry in self-service
employees across 10 locations • Set up grades based on positions to rate
•
Integrate 3rd party Payroll with Oracle Apps performance reviews and awards
•
To integrate Swipe card and Leave management
•
Set up advanced benefits to various categories
system with SSHR of employees
•
Secured Business group
• Work-Flow Notifications
•
Using API’s uploaded all the employee details
ACHIEVEMENTS
ORACLE PRODUCTS
• Installation of Oracle Apps 11.5.7 version latest
• Online work flow • Human Resources 11.5.7
• Easy setup category wise • Self Service HR
•
Implemented and make online in a span of • Oracle Advanced Benefits
3 months with out any obligations •
Discoverer
• Oracle 9i Database
• Internet Developer Suite

XAMPLE- II
mentation in Balmer Co. Ltd.
BUSINESS DRIVERS SOLUTION
•
Implementation of Oracle Apps using various •
Installation of Oracle Apps 11.5.7 version
required modules
• Implemented Core-HR, SSHR, US Payroll, iRecuitment,
• Application upgrade to avail enhanced business OTL, Advanced benefits, OTA
functionality
• Implemented Upgrade Impact Analysis
•
Provide applications with improved GUI
•
Consolidation of 4 instances – Americas, Japan, Asia,
•
Consolidation of 4 instances into one single Middle –east countries
global instance
•
Installed multiple languages to support local languages
• Reorganizing and streamlining the customization
• Upgrade custom components & integrate with 11i
• Use of multiple languages like English, Japanese, system
German, to support the local language.
• Integration of interfaces with 11i system
• Integration of 3rd party payroll with Oracle Apps
in India
• Production support for 11i system
• To make online functions of billing and current

•
Upgrade base Oracle Applications package from version
assets 11.5.7 to 11.5.10
• Implemented Bill of materials

LE- III
at a Large Valves - Manufacturing Compa
BUSINESS DRIVERS MAJOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS
• Competitive environment • Successful implementation of Oracle Apps in a record
• To be aligned with the industry best time of 3 months
practices
• Upgrade of the functionality from 11.5.6 to 11.5.9 the
• Easy availability of information across all
latest version which came up during implementation
the business units
period
•
Need for industrial Automation
•
To roll out Self Service for employees
•
Beta testing site for Oracle in some of its newly
organization wide with a Big Bang Approach released modules
• First time implementation of OTL module and
BEST PRACTICES balanced score card in Indian scenario
• Phased implementation Provided solution for industrial relationship

•
• Proven implementation methodology

RESULTS
• Use of consultants with rich domain knowledge in
the manufacturing sector
•
Implemented Oracle Human resources, Oracle
Training Administration, SSHR, Integrated with 3rd
•
Documentation aligned with the stringent Quality
Processes of Savitr party Payroll, Oracle Time & Labour
• Professional deployment of functional and • Ease of Up gradation in future
technical resource for the project

- IV
on for a Tourism corporation in UK & Midd
•
To implement core HR and SSHR in a fast • The core HR, Payroll and Training were quickly
track period of 90 days deployed for rapid integration with the HR
• To roll out Self Service for employees function.
organization wide with a Big Bang Approach • Developed number of specific interfaces to ensure
that the solution is integrated into the IT
infrastructure.
•
End-User Groups were created on specific
responsibilities and read-only forms were enabled
CLIENT BENEFITS: modifying the parent HR Task flow nodes. Such
Read-only forms are called by HR API’s to Self
•
The entire Implementation was completed in a
Service Pages
record span of 90 days
• The Self Service application was rolled out in
two phases: ORACLE PRODUCTS:
– Phase-I was the core delivery • Human Resources 11.5.9
– Phase-II was a success due to the zero •
Self Service HR
glitch factor in Phase-I • Oracle 9i Database
thereby maximizing benefits and reducing • Internet Developer Suite
risk

E- V
ementation for a Broadband Service Prov
• To support Payroll transactions for employees • Implemented global payroll for employees.
globally within an integrated HRMS environment • Designed Earning Elements and setups to
•
To reduce Indirect Payments to employees replace voucher Payments.
through Vouchers. • Localized the Payroll engine by applying
•
To implement region Specific labor pay rules region specific input rules for 3 localizations
•
To enable / allow Multiple Payment Methods •
Defined Monthly, Semi Monthly, Weekly, Daily
payment methods
•
Developed custom reports to facilitate
periodic payroll run.
CLIENT BENEFITS
•
Multi-Region legacy payroll replaced by an
integrated Payroll System ORACLE PRODUCTS
•
Localization delivers up-to-date currency • Human Resources 11.5.9
exchange rules. • Self Service HR
• Flexibility to employ and pay contractual •
Oracle Advanced Benefits
employees.
•
Oracle 9i Database
• Internet Developer Suite

MPLE-VI
AE – Implementation of Oracle Apps
BUSINESS DRIVERS BEST PRACTICES
•
Competitive environment • Implementation of Oracle Applications
• Create organizational infrastructure to consistently deliver • Phased Implementation
superior products, convenient access channels and efficient service • Development of custom reports to
•
Business in different Currencies support fast decision making process
•
Real time financial data • Use of consultants with rich domain
knowledge in the financial services
• Respond to the changing business environment sector
•
Solution in a box – easy rollout
MAJOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS
RESULTS
•
A stream-lined business process leveraging the
industry best practices Implementation was done in 10 months
• Efficient Maintenance of the funds for better Implemented - Oracle Financials,
realization and hence profitability of the
- Human Resources,
organization
- Procurement and
•
Effective utilization of human resources across all
the branches - Inventory
• Fast closure of Final Accounts due to online
accounting system and facilitating quick
adjustment entries

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§Revenues over $8 billion in 1998

§41,000 employees worldwide, 16,000 U.S.

Ø Reflects total company and not just application business.

§More than 6,000 customers in 76 countries.

Ø 50% of applications revenue came from services.

§Oracle’s applications license revenue is growing at 18% a year;

significantly less than its rivals.

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31, 2007), contains several product lines, including:

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INTEGRATED GLOBAL APPLICATION

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ORACLE E-BUSINESS SUITE

CRM HUMAN FINANCIALS SCM MANUFAC -

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SOLUTION ACCELERATORS PROCESS DOMAIN TOOLS

CONSULTING CUSTOMIZATION SUPPORT

IMPLEMENTATION UPGRADE SPECIAL

• Go-Live Support Testing

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• Core-HR • Daily business intelligence for projects

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“35% of all IT spending is for application integration”

“60% of the implementation cost of an ERP package is spent on

“50% of my IT budget is spent on interfacing.”

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Huge Diverse Portfolio: Legacy Applications, Application Suites,

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Business Events Error Handling Process Management Workflow

Trading Process Optimization Organizational Management Process Automation

Profile Management Transformation Translation Validation Visual Tools Reporting

Exchange Formats Metadata Repository Data Internationalization Logging

Connection & Messaging Services

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Only Oracle provides the complete integration platform

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Automate and Optimize Business Processes

Integration for DBAs