Acceptance of Oracle Fusion as mainstream ERP
I hear that oracle fusion didn't get industry acceptance as the product has not matured. Also I hear that people want to continue using legacy Oracle ERP than fusion. Is there a future of Oracle Fusion
Also I hear that fusion is industry standards based and its mostly written in Java technologies. Very little pl/sql used in it. Is it correct
Also I hear that fusion is industry standards based and its mostly written in Java technologies. Very little pl/sql used in it. Is it correct
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As Wasim mentioned, Oracle Fusion is a grouping of many different Oracle technologies. One way you might be able to answer your question about the future of Oracle Fusion is by reading user feedback for some of these solutions. You can find real user reviews for all the different components of Oracle Fusion on IT Central Station.
As an example, this Program Director writes in his review of Oracle WebLogic Suite, "It's a very scalable, extensible, middleware component. It's especially useful for big data applications if you're using APIs or have geo-spatial data or complex data sets. It's also very affordable and efficient." You can read the rest of his review here: https://goo.gl/pQVgKk.
This Oracle SOA Suite user also writes, "It is an extensive toolkit for a developer, who can, with relatively little coding, quickly achieve complex functionality." For the full review: https://goo.gl/KUkixJ.
Another solution mentioned as part of Oracle Fusion is Oracle OBIEE. This BI Architect writes in his review, "It's now much easier for our developers to mash up their repositories from different data sources, create new dashboards, create graphs, and send emails via agents." You can read his review here: https://goo.gl/jKMKPH.
I hope this is helpful.
As an example, this Program Director writes in his review of Oracle WebLogic Suite, "It's a very scalable, extensible, middleware component. It's especially useful for big data applications if you're using APIs or have geo-spatial data or complex data sets. It's also very affordable and efficient." You can read the rest of his review here: https://goo.gl/pQVgKk.
This Oracle SOA Suite user also writes, "It is an extensive toolkit for a developer, who can, with relatively little coding, quickly achieve complex functionality." For the full review: https://goo.gl/KUkixJ.
Another solution mentioned as part of Oracle Fusion is Oracle OBIEE. This BI Architect writes in his review, "It's now much easier for our developers to mash up their repositories from different data sources, create new dashboards, create graphs, and send emails via agents." You can read his review here: https://goo.gl/jKMKPH.
I hope this is helpful.
refer this links to understand advantage,disadvantage and future of oracle fusion :
http://www.socialerp.com/oracle-fusion-erp.php
http://www.computerweekly.com/news/2240177871/Beware-of-Oracles-Fusion-Application-plans
http://www.pcworld.com/article/2041263/expert-oracles-fusion-applications-still-maturing-but-offer-real-value.html