There are number other systems available Microsoft AX to SAP. The organization had experience with Oracle in the past and were very with the satisfied with the operations. Also the cost of ownership was much less as compared to traditional on-premise systems
For some special projects where the customer needs defined modules, we use the Oracle platform, which was the works great. Diverse modules, high speed and security, reasonable price compared to its peers in the market is a good and flexible option, The Oracle brand is also a reliable company in organizational solutions.
Oracle Cloud ERP offers a simple but powerful software to manage different verticals of business management and features to manage procurement, financials, and risk management. These are a few outstanding features and capabilities that are missing from other tools.
Oracle Cloud ERP is more flexible, more negotiable and has better breadth and support worldwide. Their reports are better and speed of implementation is faster. It stacks better since the company is larger, more stable, and has more research and development. There are more references to check with peers too.
I haven't evaluated any other products besides Oracle ERP Cloud. The only other product I knew was OBIEE which is almost replaced by OTBI but without the option of access to repository. Our organization adopted a cloud strategy and decided to move from on-prem to cloud as a step towards cost cutting. This is why we went with migration of our on-prem EBS to Oracle ERP Cloud.
Vs. SAP S4 HANA Cloud apps - far more nimble and performance is superior. SAP S4 HANA apps - while improved and a process time through put is better - is still slower and a less optimal Cloud ERP solution than Oracle. Think SAP R/3 on-premise moved to the Cloud, and faster due to underlying HANA technology but still burdened by application architecture decisions of the predecessor ERP on-premise solutions.
We have looked into the other ERP systems and seen that there are pros and cons to going cloud and on-premise. As far as user functionality, the Oracle ERP system has more features, but the customer service is horrible compared to the other system. There is no product support past implementation and working with account managers is hard.
Oracle Cloud ERP clearly has the most robust feature set and track record of delivering great and stable cloud products. If you are confident your company is going to scale and make it through an IPO I'm not sure why you would choose anything else but Oracle Cloud ERP.
We have evaluated Ariba Procurement and Strategic Sourcing solutions for some parts of the organization. Due to the value proposition and feature set offered by Pracle Cloud ERP, we implemented the same and then integrated with Ariba Supplier Network with Commerce Collaboration service. This allowed us the flexibility of operating a tool of choice internally while accessing suppliers on Ariba Network.
Oracle Cloud is an old industry player that created industry benchmarks for multiple business processes, resulting in a better and bigger customer base and provides industry-approved automation and architecture. Naturally the trust factor of the clients is on the higher side and the level of services provided are on par with it. No doubt it stands at the top of its quadrant.
With an ERP system and all the open API connections, Oracle Cloud ERP has helped us streamline our business into a single source of truth, which is now our ERP. It's common that ERPs can have a primary focus of accounting and then a smaller impact in regards to inventory, product lifecycle, etc. However, with Oracle Cloud ERP, the account monitor functionality, dashboards (especially around general ledger), and journal entries with custom rules are fantastic!
It's best for business processes with multiple branches, which can be associated with one information base. Information mining is simpler in that case, instead of gathering information from each module. For a finance tool, it is fairly utilitarian. Prophet ERP cloud has numerous modules that possibly may be utilized in our business process.
SAP ERP was alright. And I mean this by saying "it's just okay." Oracle ERP Cloud was nice because we could show the decision makers in our company just how well it was working. At my last company I had SAP ERP and that was more difficult if not impossible. I highly recommend Oracle ERP Cloud over SAP ERP.
Well, simply said there's a reason we USED to be their clients. although their ideas are innovative, Oracles cloud has become the on-stop-shop for everything these programs used to do. We used to have to pay both companies to get the functionality we were looking for but since switching we literally only use Oracle for everything. Honestly has made everyone that stayed on-board's life much easier.
Oracle Cloud ERP is very much ahead of Oracle EBS in two main areas: User Experience and Updates. The user experience is much more modern and familiar to our user base. The forms based setup of EBS is not nearly as intuitive to those users and causes frustration on a regular basis. Oracle EBS is much more difficult to update and receive patches. Often those patches in EBS have many unknown impacts on the customized EBS environment. This makes it much smoother to handle updates and they work with much less impact on day to day business.
Oracle ERP Cloud is cheaper than SAP and offers better integration with other Oracle tools obviously. I am more familiar with Oracle tools therefore I chose Oracle ERP Cloud to work with, and happened to move into a company that uses most of Oracle's cloud tools. I have found that it's easier to integrate RPA with Oracle compared to SAP.
Oracle Cloud Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) is a core suite of Oracle Cloud software-as-a-service (SaaS) applications. Oracle Expense Management and Oracle Risk Management are part of this solution. Other apps include Financials, Revenue Management, Accounting Hub, PPM, and Procurement. The single cloud platform offers built-in industry standards and modern best practices.
ERP software is the backbone of many organizations and Oracle aims to offer a modern, connected approach combined with the ease and flexibility of the cloud. Oracle Cloud ERP solutions deliver the functionality, analytics, security, mobile capabilities, and social collaboration tools needed to run a business and optimize business processes.
A cloud ERP system can be implemented more rapidly and at lower costs than similarly-featured on-premises ERP solutions running on internal corporate data centers. Any employee can access cloud services and data in real time to stay on top of critical business functions, such as financial planning and analysis, financial reporting compliance and other financial services, as well as supply chain management and project management.
Oracle applications on the cloud have integrated artificial intelligence functionalities to enable advanced business intelligence and analytics features, so as to drive smarter decision-making throughout the enterprise by deriving actionable insights from massive quantities of data.
Does not have featureFree or Freemium Version Available?No
Has featurePremium Consulting/Integration Services Available?Yes
Entry-level set up fee?Required
Pricing per user varies by component within the Oracle ERP Cloud solution. Please see pricing information for the ERP Cloud components on cloud.oracle.com or contact Oracle Sales at +1.800.633.0738.