Oracle is doing well
March 22, 2019
Oracle is doing well
Score 9 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Modules Used
- Oracle Financials Cloud
Overall Satisfaction with Oracle ERP Cloud
I implement Oracle Cloud ERP for various clients.
Depending on the module, the various modules will be used by our appropriate resources.
Reports are typically not only leveraged by related departments, but by management in business operations and those responsible for making business decisions.
The reporting typically has replaced a manual process that required resources to compile accounting data and distribute it. Users can now access ready-made reports that have real-time data and flexibility for reporting.
Depending on the module, the various modules will be used by our appropriate resources.
Reports are typically not only leveraged by related departments, but by management in business operations and those responsible for making business decisions.
The reporting typically has replaced a manual process that required resources to compile accounting data and distribute it. Users can now access ready-made reports that have real-time data and flexibility for reporting.
- Lowers IT hardware costs.
- Evolves with you.
- Modern.
- The user interface could be updated. With a fast-changing web experience, the UI should stay current.
- More flexibility in environment management (shorter lead time for refreshes, shorter turn around time for environment provisioning and resizing, etc).
- Mobile, mobile, mobile.
- Clients reduce the risk of out of date software.
- Easier reporting and access to data.
- The system is "faster" and easier to navigate vs the green screen applications many of them are moving from.
Oracle has more features then Workday, which is great for larger and more complex clients. The Oracle and Workday UI are now on the same level for usability. However, Workday has fewer bugs based on my experience. Workday you can configure in a matter of days, because each configuration tasks has a related Excel template that can be loaded with values. Yes, Oracle has the functionality to move configuration from environment to environment, but it is not the smoothest process.