Oracle Cloud ERP

It is used by the human resources department in our infrastructure and also used for the financial team, where it provides the best way to work in a highly available and reliable environment. I have noticed it is a very good tool for them and makes life easier

We are an implementer and provide consultancy to other companies. I am an Oracle Functional Consultant who helps our clients to get Oracle Cloud [ERP] implemented. I take care of the Procurement and supply chain area and sometimes project space. I have implemented it in Oracle EBS and Oracle Cloud as well.

We implement at client locations and help them migrate from old, traditional ways to the Oracle Cloud ERP platform. Implementing the procurement module along with inventory will allow users to create PO requisition and PO orders in the cloud itself and then receive them in the warehouse through inventory implementation. Oracle Cloud ERP it's a very good tool. However, I believe the cycle counting inventory should have a filter by the locator. There should be a button to run processes from UI itself. Buyers should be easy to update as they come and go.

Improved end-user interface and scalability it is easy to integrate with our MIS. I found accessibility from all devices.

We implement at client locations and help them migrate from old, traditional ways to the Oracle Cloud ERP platform. Implementing the procurement module along with inventory will allow users to create PO requisition and PO orders in the cloud itself and then receive them in the warehouse through inventory implementation.

We use Oracle Cloud ERP to manage enterprise functions including accounting, financial management, project management, and procurement. We also use Oracle Risk Management with embedded artificial intelligence (AI) techniques that automate advanced analysis for ERP role design, segregation of duties (SOX), and preventing financial fraud. Oracle Cloud ERP runs on Oracle technology stack in Oracle's cloud centers so we don't have to maintain servers on our premises.

We are Oracle partners and implement Oracle Cloud ERP for our clients. Previously I worked for one of the largest healthcare organizations in the US and I was implementing with my implementation partners. I have implemented Source to Settle and Demand to Deliver modules. I have done configurations, ran CRP and SIT cycles with end-users. The business problem mainly in healthcare is the standardization of legacy systems to one common ERP system across the healthcare environment

In this case, Oracle Cloud ERP has been used as back-office ERP and integrating different systems using Fusion Accounting Hub.

Process transactions using Oracle cloud. Supplier invoices are processed. Customer invoices are processed general ledger is used for accounting transactions reports and analysis etc. Assets, cash management, sub-ledger accounting security features are used to process day-to-day transactions. Train users on the Oracle ERP module to use for business processing

The Oracle ERP was used to manage the financial, customer management, and procurement of the company. It was easy to use and implement

This tool works great for smaller organizations, small to mid-size. It offers many great features for an enterprise such as scalability for financial management and thorough support for users worldwide. This software works very well with its in-line Oracle products. It synchronizes the data on the go making it easily retrievable for all its users. It offers great support for AP, providing a portal with excellent security features that guard all the invoice retrievals and their storage. Overall it's a great product that keeps on delivering.

Cloud storage and procurement ERP was the main business problem that the solution we were looking into to address. We came across Oracle cloud and tried it out. The solution worked well and was affordable. We also got some clients who were looking into Oracle cloud as well for integration into their solutions.

As a consultant I have raised and architected solutions for the adoption of Oracle Cloud ERP as well as other products both on-premises and cloud-based, and specifically more recently I was gathering information for the design of an Oracle Cloud ERP implementation in a retail company that presented huge challenges in the way they ran their financial processes with outdated applications. During the survey process, the clear need for a SaaS solution in the cloud was detected to reduce data center and development costs, obtaining the flexibility of offering an cloud-based solution.

Key use cases are: 1. Running out professional services operations by the project - project management, time and expense entry, project financials, plan vs actuals, and status reporting. 2. Financial operations - payables, receivables, and business accounting and books.

We are partners with a company in India that had a contract with a customer. We consulted them about business issues mainly, but sometimes we were forced to execute some queries and customize ERP based on customers' special needs. The queries had difficulty to being written because we had no access to the description of the tables (the table's fields we not available, so we could not understand the names of the fields very easily to execute the right query

Oracle Financials is one of the most useful and helpful ERP product for banking clients. The EPM and ERP suite together is capable to handle banking products and services provided by large banks to their clients. For ex - Loans, mortgages data can be interfaced to easily using OFSAA. Procurement suite again is so helpful to handle their indirect purchases which supports banking clients with their operations

We don’t use it in our organization but I provide oracle consulting services to my client. I provided consulting services to my clients who are using oracle ERP cloud and how best they can leverage its full capabilities. We also educate our clients on its flexibility and fit for purpose in financial accounting.

Project management and project financial management

We use it for better financial and inventory planning.

There is a big mess on the login URL for various Oracle customers. It would be easier to use a subdomain that can easily identify the provider you're trying to log into. I have experienced difficulties in the past logging into the correct portal. Sometimes after you log in using the provided URL you see a different provider name. This problem could easily be solved by using sub-domains or C-Names from the provider that resolve to the Oracle link.

I work as a project manager and run an offshore support team of Oracle Cloud ERP users who use different applications like financials and procurement. The main business of the company is contracting and construction in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Here in Ethiopia, Oracle Cloud ERP is the best ERP system implemented by the Ministry of Finance and plan to roll out to all public government bodies. Currently, around 200 public bodies are joined to This ERP system(IFMIS) and being implemented

I was working as a cyber security consultant in Oracle practice and used to recommend and implement Oracle users and roles for clients. The scope of work used to range from implementing users, roles (Job and data roles) for multiple fortune 500 clients. The business challenges were, clients wanted to move from legacy system to cloud and we used to perform separation of duties for them. The product ensures security for different users in different domains.

Oracle Cloud ERP gives organizations more time to focus on the business side of transformation. Change management and business process management require the same time and resources whether you’re implementing cloud or on-premise ERP.

1) reach to fast and real-time access to application data avoids IT assistance and time-consuming data preparation and ensures accurate reporting. 2) Save time and money establishing a data warehouse or data lake in the cloud with minimal data preparation.