Path To Fusion V1
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This document provides an overview and roadmap for adopting Oracle Fusion applications. It describes Fusion as Oracle's next-generation suite that will eventually replace E-Business Suite and features from other acquired applications. The architecture is described as standards-based, model-driven, and grid-ready. Key technology components include the WebLogic application server, SOA suite, BI tools, and development frameworks. Version 1.0 will focus on key pillars like financials, supply chain, and HCM. The adoption plan involves developing skills in Fusion technologies, setting up a lab environment, and training primary SMEs who will then train others both internally and through a train-the-trainer approach.
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Path To Fusion V1
- 1. Path to Fusion~ a Strategy Roadmap
- 2. Agenda What is Oracle Fusion Application Fusion Application Architecture Fusion Tech Stack Components BI in Fusion App What’s in Fusion v 1.0Fusion Adoption plan
- 3. Oracle Fusion Application Oracle’s next generation suite of applications
- 4. Eventually replace E-Business Suite
- 5. Best of breed features from
- 7. JD Edwards
- 8. PeopleSoft
- 9. SiebelFusion Application Architecture Standards-based technology reference
- 11. Can be used it to write applications for J2EE app servers
- 12. Core principles
- 13. Model Driven: Model/View/Controller pattern application/business processes
- 14. Service & Event-enabled: extensible, modular
- 15. Information Centric: consistent, actionable, real-time intelligence
- 16. Grid-Ready: scalable and manageable on low-cost hardware
- 17. Standards-based: open, pluggable in a heterogeneous environmentFusion Application Architecture (contd.)
- 18. Fusion Tech Stack ComponentsApplication Server (Weblogic Suite)
- 19. Service Oriented Architecture (SOA Suite)
- 20. Business Intelligence (OBIEE, Essbase)
- 21. Enterprise 2.0 (WebCenter Suite)
- 25. Business Process Analysis (BPA Suite)
- 26. Database (11g)
- 27. Monitoring (EM)
- 28. Tools – JDeveloper, EclipseFusion apps are metadata driven that is managed by the MDS framework
- 29. Fusion Tech Stack Components(contd.)To summarize all these various components and products and tools
- 30. BI in Fusion AppBI View ObjectsFacts and Dimensions
- 31. Data security implementedBI Common Semantic ModelHighly aggregated trending
- 33. Single query modelOracle BI Applications (OBIA)Historical analysis
- 34. Pre-packaged DW, ETL, dashboards Oracle Transactional Business Intelligence (OTBI)Real time window into the transactional System
- 35. Current state analysisWhat’s in Fusion v 1.0Best of breed features from EBS, JDE, PSOFT, SIEBEL
- 36. Modules/pillars in scope so far(v1.0):
- 39. Procurement
- 42. Sales
- 44. Governance, risk, and compliance
- 45. Not is scope so far(v1.0)
- 46. CRM(Service, Call Centre, Order Capture),
- 47. SCM(Core Manufacturing, Manufacturing Execution),
- 48. Industry(Public Sector -encumbrance accounting, etc.)What’s in Fusion v 1.0 (contd.)
- 49. Fusion Adoption strategy Developing Fusion technology skill set
- 50. ADF, WebCenter, OBIEE, Essbase, SOA, Weblogic
- 51. Training plans – classroom, virtual
- 52. Webinars -Arranging one with Oracle (Weblogic suite, likely 1st week of June 2011)
- 54. National level
- 56. Involvement into Oracle EAP (global partnership)
- 57. FAI lab instance for Fusion middleware and Application
- 58. Practice / Demo / IPTraining Plan – Fusion MiddlewareTrain the trainer approach
- 59. Primary and Secondary SMEs for each Fusion MW 11g area
- 60. Foundation components / Focus groups
- 61. ADF11g & Enterprise 2.0 (WebCenter/UCM 2.0)
- 62. BPM(SOA 11g) & EPM (OBIEE11g/Essbase)
- 63. Weblogic Suite 11g Admin (Optionally with Identity Mgt/Coherence)
- 64. Mode of Training
- 65. Primary/Secondary SME – Oracle University (Classroom/Virtual)
- 66. FAI EBS – CoE sessions, WebEx (recording)
- 67. Sharepoint / CoE Community broadcast
- 68. Internal Fusion Lab – Hands-on / demo / IP (coordinated by Primary SME)
- 69. Legal clearance to share licensed Oracle training documents/media internallyTraining Plan – Fusion ApplicationsAfter Fusion App general availabilityTrain the trainer approach
- 70. Track Lead for each functional area
- 71. Main Fusion v1.0 pillars/modules
- 72. HCM, FIN, CRM, Proc, Projects, SCM, DOO (Distributed Order Orchestration)
- 73. Mode of Training
- 74. Track Leads – Oracle University (Classroom/Virtual)
- 75. FAI EBS – CoE sessions, WebEx (recording)
- 76. Sharepoint / CoE Community broadcast
- 77. Internal Fusion Lab – install Fusion ‘vision’ instance when available
- 78. Internal Fusion Lab – hands-on implementation (coordinated by Track Lead)
- 79. Legal clearance to share licensed Oracle training documents/media internally