Services

Plan

Define Objectives: Clearly outline the objectives, goals, and scope of the Oracle cloud project.
Resource Allocation: Allocate the necessary resources, including personnel, budget, and technology.
Risk Assessment: Identify potential risks and develop risk mitigation strategies.
Timeline: Create a project timeline with milestones and deadlines.
Documentation: Establish documentation standards for the project plan.

Infrastructure Setup: Set up the required Oracle Cloud infrastructure and services.
Application Migration: Migrate or implement applications, workloads and data in the cloud environment.
Configuration: Configure cloud resources, security settings, and networking.
Testing: Conduct testing to ensure that the migrated applications and data work as expected.
Training: Train IT staff and end-users on using Oracle Cloud services.

Quality Assurance: Perform quality assurance checks to verify that all aspects of the migration are meeting quality standards.
Security and Compliance: Validate that security measures and compliance requirements are in place.
Performance Testing: Test the performance of applications and infrastructure in the Oracle Cloud environment.
Backup and Recovery Testing: Verify backup and recovery procedures.

Documentation: Ensure that all project documentation is up-to-date and comprehensive.
User Communication: Communicate with end-users and stakeholders about the upcoming changes.
Training: Provide additional training or support to end-users as needed.
Disaster Recovery: Verify that disaster recovery and business continuity plans are in place.

Go-Live: Execute the migration or deployment, making the Oracle Cloud environment live for production use.
Monitoring: Implement monitoring and management tools to track the performance and health of the Oracle Cloud environment.
Post-Implementation Review: Conduct a review of the entire project to gather lessons learned and identify areas for improvement.
Handover: Hand over the project to the operations and support teams for ongoing management.

We offer services to help organizations ensure the smooth operation of your Oracle Fusion applications and to provide assistance whenever issues arise. Following are the steps involve in 24*7 Monitoring and Support.
Assessment and Planning
Selecting Monitoring tools
Creating Alert and Notifications
24*7 Support Team
Continuous Monitoring
Performance Optimization

Tailor-made BI (Business Intelligence) and OTBI (Oracle Transactional Business Intelligence) reports refer to custom reports that are specifically designed to meet the unique reporting needs of an organization using Oracle Fusion applications.
Creating such reports often involves a combination of tools, skills, and methodologies. Skilled consultants from our organization have proficiency in following reports generation
Smart View Reports
Oracle Transactional Business Intelligence (OTBI)
Oracle Business Intelligence (BI) Publisher
Financial Reporting Web (FRS) Studio

Periodic Patch Testing is conducted to identify the system’s performance and efficiency and to check improved security.
We plan and perform following patching activities for Oracle Fusion Applications environment
Impact Analysis of the patches
Patch Test Planning – Create Test Cases
Perform Patch Testing
Communicate test results with users of the system

We perform Quarterly Updates which include:

Identifying new and enhanced features /functions
Inspect the fixes for reported issues linked with Oracle Cloud Applications, Oracle Transactional Business Intelligence.

Data conversion in the context of Oracle ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) refers to the process of migrating and transforming data from legacy systems or other sources into Oracle ERP applications. This is a critical step when implementing Oracle ERP because it ensures that historical and transactional data is correctly transferred and made available within the new ERP system.
We also provide guidance for the available tools such as File-Based Data Import (FBDI), Application Development Framework Desktop Integration (ADFdi), REST/SOAP API, Rapid Implementation Spreadsheets and following phases for most common Data Conversion objects for finance, Projects and Procurement.
Exploration
Planning
Testing
Execute

Using Oracle provided REST/SOAP API, integrating third-party applications or services into your IT infrastructure is a common practice to extend functionality, streamline processes, and improve efficiency. Third-party integrations can take various forms, and the specific approach you choose depends on your organization’s needs and the systems you’re integrating with.
Successful third-party integrations can enhance your organization’s capabilities and competitiveness.
Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC): Oracle’s own integration platform designed for connecting various applications, including Fusion Cloud.
MuleSoft: Use MuleSoft to create integrations between Fusion Cloud and other systems.
Boomi: Dell Boomi provides integration capabilities for connecting Fusion Cloud with other applications.

Re-implementing from legacy Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) On-Premises to Oracle Fusion Cloud is a significant undertaking that requires careful planning, execution, and management. This process involves migrating your existing business processes and data from your EBS system to Oracle Fusion Cloud, which is a cloud-based enterprise resource planning (ERP) system. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to approach this re-implementation:
Project Planning
Data Assessment and Clean Up
Business Process Review and Re-design
Select right Oracle Fusion module
Configuration and Customization
Data Migration
Integration
Testing
Training and Change Management
Go-Live and Post Implementation Support
Data Retention and De-commissioning
Continuous Improvement

Outsourcing business and management services in Oracle Fusion Cloud can be a strategic decision for organizations looking to reduce costs, improve efficiency, and focus on their core competencies. Oracle Fusion Cloud offers a range of cloud-based applications and services that can be outsourced to third-party providers or Oracle partners. Here are some common business and management services that can be outsourced in Oracle Fusion Cloud:
Application Management Services
Data Management Services
Financial and Accounting Services
Human Resources Services
Supply Chain and Procurement Services
Customer Relationship Services
Reporting and Analytics Services
Security and Compliance Services
Managed Cloud Services